Unit HUMAN ANATOMY 1

HUMAN ANATOMY - MOD. 1

Code	GP004756
Location	TERNI
CFU	4
Teacher	Roberto Cirocchi
Teachers	Roberto Cirocchi
Hours	48 ore - Roberto Cirocchi
Learning activities	Base
Area	Morfologia umana
Academic discipline	BIO/16
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction	Italian
Contents	Head and Neck: Head bones, skull and face muscles, outer nose and nasal cavities. Rachide: bones, muscles and joints Anatomy of the upper limb Shoulder and arm Clavicle and scapula Homer Shoulder joints: scapoloomeric joint Muscle in the front of the shoulder and arm Muscle of the shoulder and arm back region Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Elbow and forearm Radio uln Elbow articulation Elbow joint ligaments Broadcast articulations. Muscles of the forearm Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Wrist and hand Bone and wrist bones The bones of the carp Wrist and hand joints Leg and wrist ligaments Fingers ligaments Muscles of the hand Systematic and functional anatomy Vases and nerves Arteries of the upper limb Veins and lymph vessels of the upper limb Brachial plexus nerve Sulfuric branches and secondary back trunk Back file: axillary nerve and radial nerve Medial and lateral folds Nerves median and ulnar Upper limbs and superficial nerves Topography of the axillary region Anatomy of the lower limb Hip and thigh Lower limb bones Femur Hip joint: joint capsule and ligaments Muscles of the hip, thigh, and gluteal region Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Knee and leg Tibia and pear Knee joint: capsule, ligaments and handbags Knee joint: ligaments and meniscus Crushed ligaments Joint knee cavity Leg Muscles: Front and Side Vision Leg Muscles: Back Vision Systematic and functional anatomy of muscles Ankle and foot Bones of the foot Ankle and foot joints Foot arch and cross arch Foot planar muscles Muscles and tendon foot guides Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Vases and nerves Arteries of the lower limb Venom and lymph vessels of the lower limb Lumbosacral plexus Lumbar plexus nerve: obstructive and femoral nerves Nerves of the sacral plexus: ischial nerve Nerves and superficial vessels of the lower limb Topographic anatomy of the inguinal region Topographic anatomy of the front, medial and back region of the thigh
Reference texts	Moore-Dalley. ANATOMIA UMANA A orientamento clinico. CEA edizioni 2015 Prometheus - cofanetto 3 volumi Anatomia del Gray. Le basi anatomiche per la pratica clinica. Elsevier 2017 Prometheus. Altante di anatomia. EdiSES 2013
Educational objectives	Basic elements of biology and histology
Prerequisites	Basic elements of biology and histology
Teaching methods	Theoretical frontal lessons with powerpoint projections. Lessons presented in lessons (except copyrighted illustrations) are always made available to students electronically (file in pdf) the day before the lesson on the ateneum platform: https: //www.unistudium.unipg. en / unistudium / login / index.php.
Learning verification modality	Examination is done through a written test. The written test will consist of multiple-choice quizzes, open-ended questions and anatomical "mute" table recognition.
Extended program	Head and Neck: Head bones, skull and face muscles, outer nose and nasal cavities. Rachide: bones, muscles and joints Anatomy of the upper limb Shoulder and arm Clavicle and scapula Homer Shoulder joints: scapoloomeric joint Muscle in the front of the shoulder and arm Muscle of the shoulder and arm back region Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Elbow and forearm Radio uln Elbow articulation Elbow joint ligaments Broadcast articulations. Muscles of the forearm Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Wrist and hand Bone and wrist bones The bones of the carp Wrist and hand joints Leg and wrist ligaments Fingers ligaments Muscles of the hand Systematic and functional anatomy Vases and nerves Arteries of the upper limb Veins and lymph vessels of the upper limb Brachial plexus nerve Sulfuric branches and secondary back trunk Back file: axillary nerve and radial nerve Medial and lateral folds Nerves median and ulnar Upper limbs and superficial nerves Topography of the axillary region Anatomy of the lower limb Hip and thigh Lower limb bones Femur Hip joint: joint capsule and ligaments Muscles of the hip, thigh, and gluteal region Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Knee and leg Tibia and pear Knee joint: capsule, ligaments and handbags Knee joint: ligaments and meniscus Crushed ligaments Joint knee cavity Leg Muscles: Front and Side Vision Leg Muscles: Back Vision Systematic and functional anatomy of muscles Ankle and foot Bones of the foot Ankle and foot joints Foot arch and cross arch Foot planar muscles Muscles and tendon foot guides Systematic and functional anatomy of the muscles Vases and nerves Arteries of the lower limb Venom and lymph vessels of the lower limb Lumbosacral plexus Lumbar plexus nerve: obstructive and femoral nerves Nerves of the sacral plexus: ischial nerve Nerves and superficial vessels of the lower limb Topographic anatomy of the inguinal region Topographic anatomy of the front, medial and back region of the thigh

HUMAN ANATOMY - MOD. 2

Code	GP004757
Location	TERNI
CFU	3
Teacher	Roberto Cirocchi
Teachers	Roberto Cirocchi
Hours	36 ore - Roberto Cirocchi
Learning activities	Base
Area	Morfologia umana
Academic discipline	BIO/16
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction	Italian
Contents	Central nervous system: position, functions and connected circuits of the cerebral lobes, cerebellum, base ganglia, thalamus, trunk, reticular system and limbic, spinal cord; Ventricular system and liquor circulation Vascularization of the nervous system: Willis's polygon and the main vessels that flow from it, spinal cord vessels, venous nervous system drainage. Peripheral nervous system: spinal roots, sensory ganglia. Autonomic nervous system: orthosympathetic and parasympathetic. Main neurotransmitters. Skull nerve: topography, course and functions. The sense organs: eye and ear. Cardiovascular system Circulatory blood and lymphatic system disorders. Structure of blood vessels and lymph vessels. Heart: seat, size and shape; External configuration, cavities and valves. Cardiac structure: fibrous skeleton; Musculature of the atria and ventricles; Epicardial and endocardial; Conduction apparatus of the heart excitations. Vascularization and heart innervation. Pericardium. Great circulation Aorta: ascending and its branches; Aorta and its branches; Aorta descending, thoracic and abdominal, with relative parietal and visceral branches. Distribution of the aorta branches. Anastomotic circles, with particular reference to the Willis circle.
Reference texts	Moore-Dalley. ANATOMIA UMANA A orientamento clinico. CEA edizioni 2015 Gaudio E. Sistema Nervoso Centrale - Istituzioni di Anatomia dell' Uomo - Testo Atlante. Piccin Editore, 2011 Anatomia del Gray. Le basi anatomiche per la pratica clinica. Elsevier 2017 Prometheus. Altante di anatomia. EdiSES 2013
Educational objectives	Basic knowledge of human anatomy
Prerequisites	Basic elements of biology and histology
Teaching methods	Theoretical frontal lessons with powerpoint projections. Lessons presented in lessons (except copyrighted illustrations) are always made available to students electronically (file in pdf) the day before the lesson on the ateneum platform: https: //www.unistudium.unipg. en / unistudium / login / index.php.
Learning verification modality	Examination is done through a written test. The written test will consist of multiple-choice quizzes, open-ended questions and anatomical "mute" table recognition
Extended program	Central nervous system: position, functions and connected circuits of the cerebral lobes, cerebellum, base ganglia, thalamus, trunk, reticular system and limbic, spinal cord; Ventricular system and liquor circulation Vascularization of the nervous system: Willis's polygon and the main vessels that flow from it, spinal cord vessels, venous nervous system drainage. Peripheral nervous system: spinal roots, sensory ganglia. Autonomic nervous system: orthosympathetic and parasympathetic. Main neurotransmitters. Skull nerve: topography, course and functions. The sense organs: eye and ear. Cardiovascular system Circulatory blood and lymphatic system disorders. Structure of blood vessels and lymph vessels. Heart: seat, size and shape; External configuration, cavities and valves. Cardiac structure: fibrous skeleton; Musculature of the atria and ventricles; Epicardial and endocardial; Conduction apparatus of the heart excitations. Vascularization and heart innervation. Pericardium. Great circulation Aorta: ascending and its branches; Aorta and its branches; Aorta descending, thoracic and abdominal, with relative parietal and visceral branches. Distribution of the aorta branches. Anastomotic circles, with particular reference to the Willis circle.

HUMAN ANATOMY - MOD. 3

Code	GP004758
Location	TERNI
CFU	1
Teacher	Roberto Cirocchi
Teachers	Roberto Cirocchi
Hours	12 ore - Roberto Cirocchi
Learning activities	Base
Area	Morfologia umana
Academic discipline	BIO/16
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction	Italian
Contents	Chest: Surface anatomy Chest wall Breast Axillary cable The Abdomen: Surface anatomy Abdominal wall Inguinal canal
Reference texts	Moore-Dalley. ANATOMIA UMANA A orientamento clinico. CEA edizioni 2015 Gaudio E. Sistema Nervoso Centrale - Istituzioni di Anatomia dell' Uomo - Testo Atlante. Piccin Editore, 2011 Anatomia del Gray. Le basi anatomiche per la pratica clinica. Elsevier 2017 Prometheus. Altante di anatomia. EdiSES 2013
Educational objectives	Basic knowledge of human anatomy
Prerequisites	Basic elements of biology and histology
Teaching methods	Theoretical frontal lessons with powerpoint projections. Lessons presented in lessons (except copyrighted illustrations) are always made available to students electronically (file in pdf) the day before the lesson on the ateneum platform: https: //www.unistudium.unipg. en / unistudium / login / index.php.
Learning verification modality	Examination is done through a written test. The written test will consist of multiple-choice quizzes, open-ended questions and anatomical "mute" table recognition
Extended program	Chest: Surface anatomy Chest wall Breast Axillary cable The Abdomen: Surface anatomy Abdominal wall Inguinal canal