- Medicine and Surgery
- Single Cycle Master Degree (6 years)
- Medicine and Surgery [H4102D]
- Courses
- A.A. 2017-2018
- 1st year
- Regional Anatomy
- Summary
Course Syllabus
Aims
The student will be able to
communicate effectively with colleagues and b to use and understand anatomical language appropriately. Knowledge of accepted general
anatomical terminology will be achieved. The student will be able to
demonstrate the position of palpable landmarks of the different regions and
will acquire knowledge of the characteristic features, organ content and 3-D
arrangement of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and arms.
Contents
Principles of general anatomy; regional anatomy;
general principles of systematic anatomy; gross anatomy.
Detailed program
Anatomy and its subdivisions
- Systematic anatomy
- Regional anatomy
- Microscopic anatomy
Anatomical terminology
Terms of position
- Terms of movements and directions
- Systematic anatomy
- Topographic anatomy
The skin
Principles of gross anatomy of:
- locomotor system,
- cardiovascular system,
- lymphoid system,
- respiratory system,
- digestive tract,
- urinary tract,
- female and male genital system,
- endocrine system.
Principles of the anatomic organization of the central, peripheral and autonomic nervous system.
Principles of radiologic anatomy.
Principles of clinical anatomy
Teaching form
Lessons, seminars,
laboratory practice
Textbook and teaching resource
- Gray's Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice, by Susan Standring PhD DSc (Author)
- Atlas of Human Anatomy, by Frank H. Netter MD (Author)
Semester
2nd semester, 1st year
Assessment method
Oral exam.
Key information
Staff
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Paola Alberti
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Guido Angelo Cavaletti