Short description of the subject:



Topographical description of the Human Body, in order to locate the postion of Anatomical Structures, identification and interpretation the Systems that compose the Human Body and knowledge of the anatomical basis of human diseases.

-General anatomy: reference position of the Human Body, axises and reference planes and their terminology. Types of joints.

-Back: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation.

-Lower limb: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation.

-Upper limb: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation.

-Thorax: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation. Vascular system, respiratory system and components of mediastine.

-Abdomen: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation.Components of the digestive system.

-Pelvis: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation. Urinary system and male and female genitalia.

-Head and Neck: Bone structure, muscles, blood supply and innervation.

-Senses: receptors and sensory pathways

-Central Nervous System: Structure and function of the CNS.



PRACTICAL PROGRAMME (Bones and anatomical models)

1.General Anatomy

2.Back

3.Lower limb

4.Upper limb

5.Thorax

6.Abdomen

7.Pelvis

8.Head and Neck

9.Senses

10.Central Nervous System

The course has some master classes focusing on anatomical knowledge transmission by the Professor, by means of continuous oral exposure aided by projection of anatomical slides, during which students can participate by asking questions or answering questions posed by the Professor. Students will be encouraged to take part into discussions.

Further laboratory practices are performed, so that students consolidate, expand and verify the theoretical foundations of human anatomy, by experimenting with the anatomical structures available in the laboratory of practices and completing practices guides provided by the teacher in each thematic unity.

LABORATORY PRACTICAL WORK: Assistance is compulsory

QUALIFICATION: %10 and possiility to do the theoretical exam.

THEORETICAL EXAM. (FINAL result: %90): Multiple choice test with 40 questions, where 1,2,3 or 4 could be right. The exam will not be passed if negative points exced 50% of positives or if all results are marked. Theoretical exam should be passed to have the result increased by practical.

They bring in the presentation of the subject (anatomical atlas, practice sheets with the content of each item provided by the Professor).

Basic bibliography

DRENCKHAHN, WASCHKE. Benninghoff Compendio de Anatomía. Ed Panamericana. Madrid 2009.

DRAKE, R.L.: Gray, Anatomía para estudiantes. Ed. Elsevier, 2010.

DAUBER,W.: Feneis. Nomenclatura anatómica ilustrada. 5ª Ed. Elsevier Masson, 2006.

ANNE M. GILROY, BRIAN R. MACPHERSON, LAWRENCE M. ROSS, MICHAEL SCHÜNKE, ERIK SCHULTE, UDO SCHUMACHER, MARKUS VOLL, KARL WESKER.: Prometheus. Atlas de Anatomía. 2ª Ed. Panamericana. 2013

ANNE WAUGH, ALLISON GRANT. Ross and Wilson Anatomy and Physiology in Health and Illness, 12e. Churchill Livingstone. 2014.

In-depth bibliography

F. PAULSEN. Sobotta, Atlas of Anatomy. 15th Edition. 2011. Churchill Livingstone. 2011
R. PUTZ. Sobotta Atlas of Human Anatomy, 1 Vol. Urban & Fischer; 14 edition. 2008
SCHÜNKE, SCHULTE, SCHUMACHER.: Colección Prometheus. Texto y Atlas de Anatomía.
(3 Tomos). Ed. Panamericana 2011
THIBODEAU, G.A. ; PATTON, K.T. Estructura y función del cuerpo humano. 14th Ed. Ed. Elsevier. 2012
TORTORA, DERRICKSON.: Principios de Anatomía y Fisiología Ed. Panamericana. 2013

Journals

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