Overview
Aims
Anatomical and functional correlations regarding human body structures.
Anatomical exploration of body structures, applied anatomy, and clinical correlations.
Understanding the structures of the human body, their organization into systems, and their interrelationships.
Course contents
Lectures (2 hours each unless otherwise noted)
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Structural–functional foundations of the human body.
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Locomotor system.
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Respiratory system.
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Cardiovascular system.
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Digestive system.
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Urogenital system.
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Central nervous system.
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Peripheral nervous system.
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Endocrine system.
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Reproductive system.
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Hemolymphatic system. Morphological substrate of the immune function. Functional organization of sensory organs.
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Fundamentals of human embryology (4 hours).
Learning outcomes
Understanding the structures of the human body, their organization into systems, and their interrelationships.
Assessment
Volume of knowledge – Written exam – 30%, Scientific rigor of language – Written exam – 10%, Organization of content – Written exam – 10%, Creativity – Written exam – 10%