Anatomy - EAP0101010

• Title: Anatomy
• Guaranteed by: Ústav anatomie (14-10)
• Faculty: Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
• Actual: from 2024
• Semester: winter
• Points: 22
• E-Credits: 22
• Examination process: winter s.:
• Hours per week, examination: winter s.:6/3, C [HT]; summer s.:3/6, C+Ex [HT]
• Capacity: winter:unlimited / unlimited (unknown); summer:unknown / unknown (unknown)
• Min. number of students: unlimited
• 4EU+: no
• Virtual mobility / capacity: no
• State of the course: taught
• Language: English
• Teaching methods: full-time
• Teaching methods: full-time
• Additional information: https://lms.lfp.cuni.cz/course/view.php?id=176
• Guarantor: prof. MUDr. Jiří Ferda, Ph.D.
• Teacher(s): doc. MUDr. Lada Eberlová, Ph.D.; prof. MUDr. Jiří Ferda, Ph.D (Anatomie); MUDr. Omid Moztarzadeh, Ph.D.; MUDr. Vladimir Rudnev
• Interchangeability : EA0102001
• Is incompatible with: EA0102001
• Is interchangeable with: EA0103001, EA0102001

Annotation

English

Human anatomy as one of the basic medical disciplines gives the necessary
knowledge and understanding of the structure, development and variability of the human body. Contents: systematic
anatomy of the locomotor, gastropulmonary and urogenital system.

The second semester comprises the systematic anatomy of the cardiovascular system, endocrine glands, peripheral nerves
and central nervous system. In the practical part the students should acquire the sklil of macroscopic
identification of the structures and organs of the human body.

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (08.02.2019)

Czech

Anatomie člověka jako jeden ze základních medicínských oborů dává základní znalosti a porozumění stavbě, vývoji a
variabilitě těla člověka. Náplní 1. semestru je systematická
anatomie lokomočního, gastropulmonálního a urogenitálního systému.

V druhém semestru se probírá systematická anatomie kardiovaskulárního systému, endokrinních žláz, periferních nervů a
centrálního nervového systému. Rozsah praktických dovedností zahrnuje zvládnutí makroskopické
identifikace struktur a orgánů těla člověka.

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (08.02.2019)

Literature

English

LITERATURE (OBLIGATORY)

1. Dauber W.: Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy. Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc.New York 2014 (or newer edition)

2. Platzer W.: Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vol. 1 Locomotor System. Thieme, 2015

3. Fritsch H., Kuehnel W.: Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vol. 2 Internal Organs, Thieme, 2015

4. Kahle, W., Frotscher, M.: Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vo. 3 Nervous System and Sensory Organs, Thieme, 2015

LITERATURE (RECOMMENDED)

1. Netter F. H.: Atlas of Human Anatomy. 5. ed, Elsevier, Saunders 2011 or newer edition

2. Felten L. D., Józefowicz, R. F.: Netter´s Atlas of Human Neuroscience, Icon Learning Systems, 2003 or newer edition

3. Valenta J., Fiala P.: Central nervous system. Overview of of Anatomy, Karolinum 2012

4. Hudák R., Kachlík D.: Memorix Anatomy. Triton 2015

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (23.10.2019)

Czech

LITERATURE (OBLIGATORY)

1. Dauber W.: Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy.  Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc.New York 2014 (or newer edition)

2. Platzer W.:  Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vol. 1 Locomotor System. Thieme, 2015 

3. Fritsch H., Kuehnel W.: Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vol. 2 Internal Organs, Thieme, 2015

4. Kahle, W., Frotscher, M.: Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vo. 3 Nervous System and Sensory Organs, Thieme, 2015 

 

LITERATURE (RECOMMENDED)

1. Netter F. H.: Atlas of Human Anatomy. 5. ed, Elsevier, Saunders 2011 or newer edition

2. Felten L. D., Józefowicz, R. F.: Netter´s Atlas of Human Neuroscience, Icon Learning Systems, 2003 or newer edition

3. Valenta J., Fiala P.: Central nervous system. Overview of of Anatomy, Karolinum 2012

4. Hudák R., Kachlík D.: Memorix Anatomy. Triton 2015

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (08.02.2019)

Requirements to the exam

English

EXAM IN SYSTEMATIC ANATOMY FIRST YEAR OF GENERAL AND DENTAL MEDICINE COURCES

 

The exam consists of three parts:

 

1. Written test comprises: 25 questions (MCQ, fill in the blanc and completing drawings) – equal 100 marks.

    

   Passing mark is 70 %.

    

   The students who get 64 marks or less, are not allowed to sit for the exam earlier than after two weeks. The number of attempts is limited, after the third  failure the student loses the term. This limitation is also valid for the following exams.

    

2. Practical part follows a successfully completed part one and comprising 12 labeling questions  (identification of anatomical structures)

    

   Passing mark is 70 %

    

3. Oral exam comprising 3 questions follows the successfully completed parts one and two.

    

   Failure in the part two and three results in losing the term!

    

   The written exam is held in Prochaskuv ústav building at given time for each week (please always check the time in advance, not later than on Thursday of the week before the exam).

   For technical reason not all the students passing the written test can be examined on the same day but during that week: Use of any unanthorized aids (mobile phones, printed or written materials etc.) result in failure of the exam and disciplinary action (art. 19, subs. 10 of the Study rules and regulations).

   In case of serious reasons the students can excuse from the exam by sending an e-mail to [e-mail].

   Excuses to not attend an exam should be announced before  commencement of the examination (for exceptional cases could be next day after exam date by submitting documents ( medical reports, etc.)

   If there is no evidence of excuses by student  for any part of exam he/she loses the term.

   If the student passes the test and was not successful in oral exam, can ask for another date for reexamination, by writting an e-mail to [e-mail].

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (08.02.2019)

Czech

Minimálně 90% účast na praktických cvičeních, podmínkou získání zápočtu jsou úspěšná průběžná zkoušení z dílčích tématických okruhů.

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (23.10.2019)

Syllabus

Syllabus of Lectures and Practical Sessions in Winter Semester
Week	Lecture	Practicum
2. 10 . –  8. 10.	Introduction to gross anatomy Anatomical terminology                Connective tissues                                                       Basic terms in embryology  Bone structure	Skeleton of the upper extremity
9. 10. – 15. 10.	Arthrology, different types of joints                                   General aspects of the pelvis	Bones of the hand                                 Skeleton of the lower extremity
16.10. – 22.10.	Axial skeleton                                        Joints and ligaments of the vertebral column                 Skeleton of thorax	Bones of the foot                                              Vertebrae, ribs and sternum
23.10. – 29.10.	General myology                                              Fascial spaces of the limbs	Joints of the upper  extremity                                      Exam – bones
30.10. – 5.11.	Development and structure of the skull                                                             Skull of the newborn    Temporomandibular joint	Joints of the lower extremity – completion                                                  Muscles of the upper extremity                                              Reexam – bones
6.11. – 12.11.	Sexual dimorfism of the skull                                Muscles of the back – review                              Muscles of the thorax and abdomen	Muscles of the lower extremity                Exam – joints of the extremities
13.11. – 19.11.	Weak spaces of the abdominal wall                                                    Pelvic diaphragm                                         Muscles of the head and neck	Skull: neurokranium – part I                Reexam – joints of the extremities
20.11. – 26.11.	Development and general strucure of the digestive tract                                      Oral cavity	Skull: neurokranium – part II                         Temporal bone                                                  Exam – muscles of the extremities
27.11. – 3.12.	The teeth: structure, occlusion, eruption                                           Oral cavity, salivary glands	Skull: splanchnokranium                                 Skull considered as a whole                              Reexam – muscles of the extremities
4.12. – 10.12.	Pharynx and branchial organs Oesophagus, stomach and intestines	Oral cavity, salivary glands and pharynx                                          Exam – skull
11.12. – 17.12.	Liver and pancreas              Abdominal cavity              Respiratory system – structuring	Oesophagus, stomach, small and large intestine                                                        Liver and pancreas                                            Abdominal cavity                                   Reexam – skull
18.12. – 24.12.	Nasal cavity, larynx                                  Trachea and bronchi	Upper respiratory tract and larynx, Trachea bronchi
3.1. – 7.1.	Lungs and segments of the lungs                                    Pleura	Lungs and pleural cavity
8.1. - 14. 1.	Urinary system, Kidney, excretory organs	Exam – digestive system,                     Credit administration
		doc. Dr. Pavel Fiala, CSc.
Pilsen, 25. 9. 2017		Department of Anatomy
		Head

Syllabus of Lectures and Practical Sessions in Summer Semester
Week	Lecture	Practical sessions
20. 2. - 24. 2.	Genital organs	Urinary tract                                  Exam - Respiratory system
27. 2. - 3.3.	Structure of the Circulatory system                                    Heart	Male and female genital organs Reexam - Respiratory system
6. 3. - 10. 3.	Aorta                                    Arterial system - review	Heart - Surface anatomy, interior. Pericardium, RTG and vessels of the heart.
13. 3. - 17. 3.	Venous system	Arteries of the head. Neck and thorax.  Exam - Urogenital system
20. 3. - 24. 3.	Spleen                                   Lymphatic system	Arteries of the abdomen and pelvis                              Reexam - Urogenital system
27. 3. - 31. 3.	Peripheral nervous system                           Spinal nerves - review                Cranial nerves I - II	Venaecavae. Portal vein. Spleen. Portocaval and cavocaval anastomoses.
3. 4. - 7. 4.	Cranial nerves - III - X	Spinal nerve - structure                          Spinal nerves - Part I                               Exam - Heart + Arterial system
10. 4. - 14. 4.	Cranial nerves XI-XII Autonomic nervous systém	Spinal nerves - Part II                                   Reexam - Heart + Arterial system
17. 4. - 21. 4.	Central nervous system - structure                                              Spinal cord	Cranial nerves I - VI                         Exam - Veins and Lymphatic system
24. 4. - 28. 4.	Brain stem - Part I	Cranial nerves VII - XII  Reexam - Veins and Lymphatic system
1. 5. - 5. 5.	Brain stem - Part II  Diencephalon	Autonomic nervous system. Spinal cord. Exam - PNS
8. 5. - 12. 5.	Telencephalon	Brain stem. Diencephalon. Ventricles, meninges and blood supply of the CNS.                                         Reexam - PNS
15. 5. - 19. 5.	Ventricular system                   Meninges and blood supply of the CNS                                                 Neural pathways - part I	Brain sections
22. 5. - 26. 5.	Neural pathways - part II	Exam - CNS                                          Credit administration
Pilsen 25. 2. 2017		doc. Dr. Pavel Fiala, CSc.                     Head of the Anatomy department

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (08.02.2019)

Learning resources

course Moodle

Last update: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (14.10.2020)