Human Anatomy

Specific Foundation / Core

After successful course completion , students should be able to: Knowledge - To recognize, describe and explain the basic scientific concepts for the construction and function of the various Systems and organs of the human body. - To combine and utilize knowledge of anatomy - To acquire basic anatomical knowledge in Osteology, Joints and Myology. - To recognize the role of the joints of the human body, in order to better understand Functional Anatomy. - To deepen the interpretation and evaluation of the movement of the human body and the composition of movements. Skills - To recognize all the bones on the human skeleton. - To recognize all the basic muscle groups of the human musculoskeletal system. - To be able to determine the differences between ligaments and tendons. - To recognise all the joints in the human skeleton and their importance in movement. Skills - Applying knowledge of anatomy in practice. - Decision-making skills. - Working in teams within an interdisciplinary environment. - Generating new research ideas. - Practicing criticism and self-criticism. - Promoting free, creative and inductive thinking.

The course aims to: 1. Familiarity with the structure of the musculoskeletal system. 2. Understanding the circulatory system. 3. Understanding the respiratory system. 4. Understanding the nervous system. Week Content Learning Outcomes 1st week Introduction to the science of Anatomy. Presentation of basic concepts and terminologies of Anatomy. Understanding of the theoretical basis of the science of Anatomy. 2nd week Introduction to the Osteology of the skull (splanchnic and cerebral). Understanding of all anatomical structures (bones) of the skull. 3rd week Introduction to the Osteology of the spine (cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacrococcygeal). Understanding of all anatomical structures of the spine (atlas, axis, vertebrae, sacrum, coccyx). 4th week Introduction to the Osteology of the thoracic cage (ribs, clavicle, sternum, scapula). Understanding all anatomical structures of the rib cage. 5th Weak Introduction to the Osteology of the upper limb (humerus, radius, ulna, hand). Understanding all anatomical structures of the upper limb. 6th Week Introduction to the Osteology of the pelvis (the two innominate bones – ilium, pubis, ischium). Understanding all anatomical structures of the pelvic bone. 7th Week Introduction to the Osteology of the lower limb (femur, tibia, fibula, patella, foot). Understanding all anatomical structures of the lower limb. 8th Week Introduction to the Joints of the four main joints of the human skeleton (globohumerus, elbow, hip, knee). Understanding all the ligaments involved in the four major joints (glombrochial, elbow, hip, knee). 9th Week Introduction to Myology of the Head and Neck. Understanding all the muscles of the head and neck. 10th Week Introduction to Myology of the Thoracic and Pelvic Bones. Understanding all the muscles of the Thoracic and Pelvic Bones. 11th Week Introduction to Myology of the Upper Limb. Understanding all the muscles of the upper limb. 12th Week Introduction to Myology of the Lower Limb. Understanding all the muscles of the lower limb. 13th Week Introduction to the Nervous, Respiratory and Circulatory Systems. Understanding the Nervous, Respiratory and Circulatory Systems.

Bones, Joints, Cartilage, Tendons, Muscles, Circulatory System, Respiratory, Nervous System.

27-06-2025