Anatomy II - FD10003

• Title: Anatomie II
• Guaranteed by: Department of Anatomy (15-110)
• Faculty: Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové
• Actual: from 2010 to 2017
• Semester: summer
• Points: 0
• E-Credits: 7
• Examination process: summer s.:
• Hours per week, examination: summer s.:30/45, C+Ex [HS]
• Capacity: unlimited
• 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
• Note: deregister from the exam date if a requisite was not fulfilled
• Guarantor: MUDr. Olga Procházková
• Co-requisite : FD10002
• Interchangeability : FA0202033
• Is incompatible with: FZ10003
• Is pre-requisite for: FD50006
• Is interchangeable with: FZ10003

Annotation

English

Last update: Jana Macháčková (28.01.2016)

To gain theoretical and practical knowledge of the anatomic structure of the urogenital organs, the peripheral and central nervous systems, the special senses, and the skin. Lectures in neuroanatomy involve the macroscopic and also microscopic structure of the nervous tissues, the connections among various individual areas in the CNS and their clinical correlation. Particular attention is given to the facial and oral regions, cranial nerves, included applied anatomy for local anesthesia.

Czech

Last update: Jana Macháčková (28.01.2016)

Získání teoretických i praktických znalostí anatomické stavby urogenitálního, periferního a centrálního nervového systému, smyslových orgánů a kůže. Neuroanatomie zahrnuje makroskopickou i mikroskopickou stavbu, spoje jednotlivých struktur CNS a klinický korelát. Zvláštní pozornost věnována inervaci obličeje a dutiny ústní, hlavovým nervům a atomickému podkladu lokální anestezie.

Requirements to the exam

Last update: Jana Macháčková (28.01.2016)

Conditions and notes
 
Credit: Credit will by given to the student who fulfilled his/her attendance and has passed required examinations in individual systems. ATTENDANCE: the students are required to attend all practical classes, absence due to illness has to be documented by a doctor's certificate. The number of legitimate absences may not exceed 15% of all practical classes, i.e. 2 practical classes per term. The acceptability of more than 15% practical class absences per term will be decided by the chair of the anatomy department.
 
Examination: Final examination can be taken after obtaining both required credits of ANATOMY I. and ANATOMY II. and is oral (2 theoretical questions). Students enroll via SIS.
 
Notes: Detailed information about the organization of the course can be found in the Manual each student obtains at the beginning of the semester. Further information can be obtained from the departmental www pages (www.lfhk.cuni.cz/anatomie) and the bulletin board in the basement of the anatomy depatment.

 

Syllabus

Last update: Jana Macháčková (28.01.2016)

Dentistry, 1st year, summer term. 

 
Lectures
Lecturers 

  Olga Prochazkova, M.D.
  Petr Hajek, M.D., Ph.D.
  Olga Rejtarova, M.D., Ph.D.
  Michal Kuchar, MS

 

 
No. Theme Lecturers Duration
1    Female genital system. Prochazkova 1
2    Male genital system. Hajek 1
3    Urinary system. Kuchař 1
4    Endocrine glands. Kuchař 1 
5    Nervous system: introduction, organization and general principles of CNS and PNS, main features of structure and function, terminology. Prochazkova 2 
6    Spinal cord, nervous plexuses, spinal nerves. Prochazkova 2 
7    Brain stem, nuclei of the cranial nerves, reticular formation, IV.ventricle. Prochazkova 2 
8    Posterior cranial fossa.Cerebellum. Prochazkova 2 
9    Diencephalon, Hypothalamo-hypophyseal system.Basal ganglia. Kuchař 2 
10  Telencephalon. Prochazkova 2 
11  Hippocampus, c-shaped structures, fornix, limbic system. Prochazkova 1 
12  Blood supply of the brain, cerebrospinal fluid system, ventricles, meninges. Prochazkova 1 
13  Nervous pathways, their classification and survey, functional systems. Prochazkova 2 
14  Cranial nerves I.-VI. Prochazkova 2 
15  Cranial nerves VII.-XII. Prochazkova 2 
16  Vegetative nervous system. Prochazkova 2 
17  Visual apparatus. Hajek 1 
18  Auditory and vestibular apparatus. Rejtarova 1 
19  Lecturer notes. Selected chapters in topographic and clinically oriented anatomy. Prochazkova 2 

 
Practical courses & seminars
Lecturers

  Olga Prochazkova, M.D.
  Petr Hajek, M.D., Ph.D.
  Olga Rejtarova, M.D., Ph.D.
  Michal Kuchar, MS

 
Practical courses
No.1   Urinary system. Endocrine glands.
2   Male and female genital organs. Male and female pelvis. Review examination of urogenital system.
3   General organization of the nervous system, main features of structure and function. Spinal cord I. - introduction, lokalization, blood supply, coverings, vertebromedullar topography.
4   Spinal cord II. - white and gray matter, nervous pathways, organization of spinal nerve, nervous plexuses.
5   Brain stem, posterior cranial fossa, cranial nerves nuclei.
6   Cerebellum. Diencephalon. Hypothalamo-hypophyseal system.
7   Telencephalon. Basal ganglia.
8   Bood supply of the brain, cerebrospinal fluid system, meninges. Brain slices.
9   Overview of nervous pathways (short, association and long). Motor pathways and somatosensory pathways.
10   Cranial nerves I (III, IV, V, VI, VII).
11   Cranial nerves II. Vegetative nervous system.
12   Visual apparatus, optic pathway, reflexes. Auditory and vestibular apparatus, tracts.
13   CNS, nerve plexuses, cranial nerves, nervous pathways, vegetative nervous system.
14   Credit.

 

Literature

Last update: Jana Macháčková (28.01.2016)

Literature

Fritsch, Kuehnel, Internal Organs, 2009, Thieme Stuttgart.New York

Kahle, Frotscher, Nervous System and Sensory Organs, 2009, Thieme Stuttgart. New York