Anatomy and Physiology II

Grading of the course requires grading of the following courses:

Anatomy and Physiology I. (17BKAF1)

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Department of medical branches and humanities

Synopsis:

The combined subject of anatomy and physiology is the introductory course of medical subjects for non-medical specialties.

Requirements:

100% participation in practical exercises (tutorials)

Demonstration of the knowledge mastered by a written test, 80 % success rate.

Oral examination on the basis of the decision field supervisor.

Caution: intervals between repeated examinations must not be shorter than seven days.

Syllabus of lectures:

1st Week: The principle of building the digestive system. Clinically significant landscape

2nd Week: gastrointestinal system function

3rd Week: Building the kidneys and urinary tract

4th Week: Respiration

5th Week: Functional Morphology reproductive systems. Fertilization pregnancies.

6th Week: Physiology of endocrine glands

7th Week: Neurosciences, concept, definition. Basic principles of connectivity. Establishment of management systems.

8th Week: spinal cord, the construction segment. Spinal nerve.

9th Week: Brainstem

10th Week: Cerebellum

11th Week: Cerebrum

12th Week: Physiology of the senses - the eye

13th Week: Physiology of the senses - hearing and equilibrium body

14th Week: Consultation Week

Syllabus of tutorials:

1st Week: Demonstration of the digestive system organs. PowerLab

2nd Week: Liver function, metabolic diseases. Dietary composition. Fundamentals of nutrition. PowerLab

3rd Week: Demonstration of the kidneys. Topography of pelvic organs

4th Week: homeostasis, transport of substances kidney. PowerLab

5th Week: Demonstration of genital structures. Gravitest. Parturition-lactation

6th Week: Breast stressful situations. PoweLab

7th Week: Polarization of the membrane. Sleep potential. Initiative - reflex response.

8th Week: physiological basis of reflexology. Possibilities of clinical use

9th Week: Physiology of the brain stem. PoweLab

10th Week: Physiology of the cerebellum. PoweLab

11th Week: Integrative function of the CNS, EEG, biorhythms. PoweLab

12th week: Basic physiology of the eye and vision. PoweLab

13th week: Basic physiology of hearing PoweLab

14th Week: Essay

Study Objective:

Anatomy - to get a review of the structure and composition of the human body.

Physiology - to get understanding of the functioning of living matter, based on the description of living cell, and the exchange of chemicals, energy and information with the environment

Study materials:

Dylevský, I.: Funkční anatomie člověka, Grada 2009.-

Feneis, H.: Obrazový anatomický slovník, Grada 2007.-

Mourek, J.: Fyziologie, Grada 2005.-

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

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Bakalářský studijní obor Biomedicínský technik - kombinované (compulsory course)