Corso di Laurea in Infermieristica - Asti

It provides the student with the knowledge of the organization of the human body using the relevant terminology appropriately, and the knowledge of the different organs and systems, paying particular attention to the relationship between form and function.

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING

Identify the reference planes and apply the correct terminology to the description of the anatomical structures present in the human body. - Describe the systems present in the human body and identify the morpho-functional characteristics of the organs, having knowledge of the anatomical variability and changes determined by age.

Reference planes. Anatomical terminology. Organs, systems, systems. Regions and body cavities. Fibrous and serous membranes. - Locomotor system: main osteo-articular and muscular areas of the head, trunk and limbs. - Cardio-circulatory system: heart and pericardium, general and pulmonary circulation, portal circulation, fetal circulation. Main arterial, venous and lymphatic vessels. - Hemolymphatic system: bone marrow, thymus, spleen, lymph nodes, diffuse lymphatic tissue. - Respiratory system: upper and lower airways, lungs and pleura. - Digestive system: oral cavity and related glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestine, liver and biliary tract, pancreas. - Urinary system: kidneys and urinary tract. - Female reproductive system: ovaries, female genital tracts, external genitalia. - Male reproductive system: testes, spermatic ducts, external genitalia. - Endocrine system: diffuse endocrine system, neurosecerning hypothalamic nuclei, pituitary gland, epiphysis, thyroid gland, parathyroid glands, pancreatic islets, adrenal glands. - Central nervous system: general organization of the brain and spinal cord, meninges, ventricles and cerebrospinal fluid, sensory and motor pathways. - Peripheral nervous system: receptors, spinal nerves and cranial nerves. Autonomous nervous system.

The Anatomy module includes 45 hours of frontal lessons: - Frontal lessons in the classroom - Group teaching aimed at reviewing and deepening the topics covered in frontal teaching

The exam consists of a 60-minute written test that students must take for all three modules. For all modules, the written exam consists of an initial part of multiple choice questions covering the topics covered during the lessons, followed by more specific parts with open-ended questions designed to assess the student's degree of preparation and ability. of the student's learning in a comprehensive manner. The written test is followed by an oral interview on the topics covered by the lectures and exercises. The tests will be carried out on the same day. To pass the exam it is necessary to obtain at least 18/30 in all three modules. The final result will be given by the weighted average of the marks obtained in the various modules. The paper is valid for 12 months. It will also be possible to carry out the exams electronically, if necessary.