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The subject is intended for ISP students who met the credit requirements for the winter semester (subject Anatomy I) but did not complete the exam from the summer semester (Anatomy II). The aim is to repeat the topics both by discussion and tests, and by work with human material and models. It is therefore similar to the compulsory subject Anatomy I. Last update: Macháčková Jana (03.09.2025)
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The main objective of the elective subject is to solve the time gap that arises in the two-semester teaching of anatomy. Currently, at the end of the second year, a student with ISP is examined on topics that were discussed in the winter semester of the 1st year. It is an undesirable situation both for individual students and for the school, which aims to increase passing into the second year. Therefore, we want to enable the repetition of topics, possibly also to enable contact between experienced students and standard 1st year’s using moderated peer-to-peer education. Last update: Macháčková Jana (03.09.2025)
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W. Platzer Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Volume 1, 6th ed., Thieme Verlag, 2009. ISBN 978-3-13-533306-9 H. Fritsch, W. Kuehnel Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Volume 2, 6th ed., Thieme Verlag, 2008. ISBN 978-3-13-533405-9 Last update: Macháčková Jana (03.09.2025)
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Credit:Attendance 80%. Microtests and random oral examination during labs are standards of study results. Those students, who did not reach at least 60% of study proficiency, have to take a test reviewing topics of given semester. This is represented by 1 question per separate lab topic, not regarding student´s proficiency at any lab. Students are eligible for two attempts of that re-test.
Last update: Macháčková Jana (03.09.2025)
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The subject has a prerequisite the subject Anatomy I (FGP002) and it´s incompatible with finished subject Anatomy II (FGP 003). Last update: Macháčková Jana (03.09.2025)
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