ANATOMY

The course aims to provide students with the basic concepts on the knowledge of macroscopic, microscopic and topographical anatomy of the main systems and apparatuses of the human body. In particular, the expected learning outcomes of the course are:

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING: By means of classroom teaching at the end of the course it is hoped that the student will have learned the microscopic constitution and functioning of all organs and systems, as well as their macroscopic situation

 MAKING JUDGMENTS: the student will verify the learning and understanding of the concepts presented by the lecturer through the possibility of intervening in class. He/she should be able to reorganize and implement the knowledge learned, critically discussing and explaining the anatomical and physiological conditions of all systems, the organ and regional topography.

COMMUNICATION SKILLS: the student will have to demonstrate to have developed the ability to describe the anatomical and functional framework of a subject in an effective and comprehensive way, to express the concepts learned with an appropriate language.

SKELETAL SYSTEM - Bones and joints of the skull, spine, rib cage, upper limb and lower limb

 CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM - Heart and blood vessels

 SPLANCNOLOGY - Respiratory system; digestive system; urinary system; male and female genital system.

 NEUROANATOMY - Spinal cord, brain stem, cerebellum, diencephalon, telencephalon.

Textbook:

1. Anatomia Umana, Fondamenti. Barbatelli G. Edi-ermes.
2. Anatomia Umana. Martini FH. Edises.

Atlas:

1. Sobotta – Atlante Anatomia descrittiva
2. Netter – Atlante di Anatomia Umana

The exam will take place through a written or oral test preceded by a midterm test, formulated as a multiple choice quiz and/or open-ended questions.

1. Identify the right atrium
2. Identify the occipital lobe
3. Identify the radius