Ateneo - UPO

Description of the macro and microscopic structure of organs, systems and systems, their relationships from a topographical point of view. and description
of the clinical problems that these structures can present (ecographical and clinical anatomy).

- Istituzioni di Anatomia dell'Uomo Testo/Atlante a cura di G. Orlandini PICCIN Editore
- Anatomia umana di V. Esposito et al., voll. I, II e III, Piccin editore
- Atlante di Anatomia Umana Netter casa editrice EDRA
- Anatomia del GRAY casa editrice EDRA
- Atlante a Colori di Anatomia (studio fotografico del corpo umano), a cura
di Rohen G.W. ed altri., Piccin editore.
- Anatomia ecografica PICCIN editore M. Loukas - D. Burns

The module aims to provide the basics of human anatomy,
microscopic and macroscopic, fundamental for medical practice. The
notions are presented during frontal teaching activities, exercises
of macro and microscopic anatomy, using a dissection table
virtual (Anatomage) and through video materials made available on the
DIR platform

Students must have the knowledge provided by Anatomy I
and Anatomy II, in addition to the indispensable knowledge of biology and histology.

Frontal lessons with the help of power point presentations, table for
virtual dissection Anatomage, discussion of clinical cases.
Preparation of images
three-dimensional concerning structures related to the course program students may attend ADO / ADE activities, and,
in the Human Anatomy laboratory, to follow research experiments
on tissue engineering.

Assessment of learning is conducted via an written test. The written test consists of 40 multiple-choice questions (5 options per question, with only one correct answer).
A minimum score of 24 correct answers out of 40 is required to pass the test.
The grade for the Human Anatomy III exam will contribute to the overall grade for the "Anatomy and Physiology II" Integrated Course.

Head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum.
Digestive system: general, morphology and structure of the different organs
digestive system. The cavity
oral: walls and vestibule, hard and soft palate, salivary glands, teeth,
tongue, histo of the jaws. Pharynx, esophagus, stomach, retrocavity of
epiplon, the small intestine e
the large intestine. Extramural glands liver pancreas. The peritoneum. There
abdominal cavity. Topography of the different organs of the digestive system e their surface projection. Microscopic and clinical anatomy related.
Respiratory system: general, morphology and structure of the different organs
of the respiratory system. The
nose, nasal and paranasal cavities, larynx, trachea, bronchi, i
lungs, pleura and pleural cavity.
Topography of the different organs of the respiratory system. The pleural cavity
and the cost-diaphragmatic breast.
Urogenital system: generalities, morphology and structure of the different organs
of the genitourinary system. The
kidney, calices and renal pelvis, ureters, bladder, female urethra and urethra
male, prostate, seminal vesicles, vas deferens. Structure
external genitalia. The testicle and ovary. Vagina, uterus and uterine tubes,
Endocrine glands: morphology, topography, structure and references
morphofunctional of the pituitary, epiphysis,
thyroid, parathyroid glands, Langerhans islands, adrenals and
gonads such as glands
endocrine. Microscopic and related clinical anatomy.
Body bands. The mammary gland. Anatomy
Notes of Clinical Anatomy.

Knowledge of organs, systems and systems in their comparison
structure, relationships and involvement in clinical aspects.