Functional anatomy II.

Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language
17BZFA2	Z,ZK	5	2+2	Czech

Grading of the course requires grading of the following courses:

Functional anatomy I (17BZFA1)

Lecturer:

Ivan Dylevský (gar.)

Tutor:

Yulia Efremova, Marián Liberko, Radek Matlach

Supervisor:

Department of medical branches and humanities

Synopsis:

The course focuses on the integration of traditional disciplines of anatomy - anatomy and systemic anatomy sections and landscapes of the human body. The course helps to understand relationships between structure, functions and clinical examination of the human body. Seminary training is closely linked to the topics of lectures, and connected with practical exercises. It focuses strongly topographically and emphasizes practical search and screening of organs and vascular nerves. Of course, the use of modern multimedia programs (eg, the Visible and other projects). After the theoretical and practical main emphasis will be placed on deposit relations and vital structures which come into contact with the worker-oriented first aid.

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Requirements:

Credit Requirements:

Attendance 80% practical exercises. The absence (up to 20%, ie 3 per semester absence) to be defended essay. Disease documented sick leave

or medical report is considered an absence.

Ongoing basic knowledge of validated tests, essay, oral examination - the scale and form is determined by the teacher of practical exercises.

Test requirements:

Granted credit for practical exercises.

The written test demonstrating knowledge of the first (proper)

term and the first correction term. The success of the test

at least 80%

The second trial (the third term) - test +

or an oral examination. Test results lower than 75%

incl. is automatically rated as failed and oral

test is performed. The test results between 76 - 85% are

supplemented by oral examination. Results better than 85% are

grade passed and they are not accompanied by an oral

test.

Syllabus of lectures:

Functional anatomy of the circulatory system I. General structure of the vessels.

Functional anatomy of the circulatory system II. Primary treatment of large and small circulation.

Specialized areas bloodstream. Lymph.

Urinary tract - the kidneys

Leather - functional morphology

Male reproductive system

Female reproductive system, fertilization, fetal development

Control systems (immune, endocrine and nervous) - general morphology

Basic principles of construction CNS + PNS (neuron, glia, nerve)

Spinal cord, spinal nerve - implications

Stem, cerebellum

Diencephalon, neurokrinie

Brain Terminal

Control of movement, sensitivity, and sensors

Syllabus of tutorials:

Demonstration + heart ventricle, the blood flow. Entering the seminar topics

Physiology of cardiac muscle. Pumping function of the heart. Heart rate. Blood Pressure

The external activity of the heart. Identification of major vascular trunks - invasive and noninvasive

Excretion of Physiology - Renal demonstration

Acid-base balance, thermoregulation

Physiologist endocrine

Physiology of pregnancy

Seminar - organ systems, essay

The internal environment of the CNS. Fluid, blood-brain barrier, glial

Stand-alone operation, electr. Properties of nervous tissue

Cerebellar function, vestibular apparatus

Neurokrinie - biological rhythms

Integration of the central nervous

Credit, adding a substance

Study Objective:

The goal is to give students a comprehensive overview of the relationship between the structure, functions and clinical examination of the human body.

The course focuses strongly topographically and emphasizes the practical search and screening of organs and vascular nerves. Major emphasis is placed on deposit relations and vital structures which come into contact with the worker-oriented first aid.

Study materials:

Dylevský, I., Druga, R., Mrázková, O.: Funkční anatomie člověka. Grada, Praha, 2000

Dylevský, I.: Funkční anatomie člověka, Grada 2009

Dylevský, I.: Základy funkční anatomie, Poznání 2011

Dylevský, I.: Somatologie. EPAVA, Olomouc, 2000

Rokyta, R.: Fyziologie pro bakalářská studia v medicíně, přírodovědných a tělovýchovných oborech. ISV Praha, Praha, 2000

Dylevský I., : Dětský pohybový systém, Palestra, Vysoká škola tělesné výchovy a sportu PALESTRA, spol. s r.o., 2011