Anatomy I

Objectives

• General aspects of human morphology. Osteology, arthrology, angiology and general neurology.
• Osteology, arthrology, myology, angiology and neurology of neck and trunk.
• Thyroid and parathyroid glands.
• Topographic anatomy of neck.
• Topographic anatomy of trunk. Antero-lateral abdominal wall – topographical division.
• Breast.
• Respiratory apparatus.
• Heart and pericardium.
• Digestive apparatus.
• Spleen.
• Peritoneum
• Suprarenal glands.
• Urinary apparatus
• Imagiological anatomy of the trunk.

Program

It is claimed that the student acquires an anatomical preparation functional macroscopic, with clinical
perspective.
The student receives a rich and bulky vocabulary forever professionally. The studant will learn to describe each
part without losing the notion of all: it is the interconnected Descriptive Anatomy and indissociable of the
Topographical one.
The Unity is administered so that the student can use it like base of his knowledges for:
a - the study and understanding of other clinical subjects, with the purpose of being able to correlate
anatomical aspects with the physiologic ones;
b - a study conducive to the diagnosis of current clinical situations;
c - the resolution of problems connected with functions normal and bad-tempered;
d - the development of his capacities of communication and observation.
In the teaching of this Unit it tries always to privilege the clinical applications of the Anatomy on other
morphological details with little practical application.

Teaching Methodologies

Lectures. Practical-theoretical lessons.
Practical lessons in small groups.
Assessment: Exam - 100%

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