SU501: Anatomy (5 ECTS)

STADS: 29000101

Level
Bachelor course

Teaching period
The course is offered in the autumn semester.

Teacher responsible
Email: mmeyer@health.sdu.dk

Timetable
Group Type Day Time Classroom Weeks Comment
Common I Monday 08-18 WP 25.130 4
Common I Monday 08-18 WP 25.131 4
Common I Tuesday 08-18 WP 25.130 4
Common I Tuesday 08-18 WP 25.131 4
Common I Tuesday 12-14 U55 40-41,44-45,47
Common I Tuesday 14-16 U55 43
Common I Wednesday 08-18 WP 25.130 4
Common I Wednesday 08-18 WP 25.131 4
Common I Wednesday 10-12 U55 36-40,46
Common I Thursday 08-18 WP 25.130 4
Common I Thursday 08-18 WP 25.131 4
Common I Thursday 14-16 U55 36
Common I Friday 08-18 WP 25.131 3-4
Common I Friday 08-18 WP 25.130 3-4
H5 TE Monday 16-18 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 39
H5 TE Monday 12-14 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 48
H5 TE Tuesday 08-10 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 37
H5 TE Wednesday 08-10 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 40
H5 TE Wednesday 16-18 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 46
H5 TE Thursday 10-12 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 38,41,43-45
H6 TE Monday 10-12 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 44-46
H6 TE Tuesday 10-12 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 41
H6 TE Wednesday 14-16 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 37
H6 TE Wednesday 16-18 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 38-40,43,48
H7 TE Thursday 16-18 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 37
H7 TE Thursday 08-10 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 41,43-45
H7 TE Friday 10-12 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 38,46
H7 TE Friday 16-18 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 39-40
H7 TE Friday 08-10 SUN U12 Histologisal på anatomi 48
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Prerequisites:
None

Academic preconditions:
Students taking the course are expected to have knowledge of basic biochemistry, molecular biology and protein chemistry.

Course introduction
The aim of the course is to give students an overview of the structure and function of the human body and organ systems, as well as providing a detailed insight into the structure of organs on macro- and microscopic level. This is important in relation to the subsequent courses of medical physiology, pharmacology, neurobiology, and human pathophysiology.

The course puts into perspective the importance of the knowledge of the molecular mechanisms that is acquired in the courses FF503, BMB532 and BMB533, and it provides a scientific basis for studying the subjects medical physiology, pharmacology, neurobiology and human pathophysiology, later in the biomedicine program.

In relation to the competence profile of the degree it is the explicit focus of the course to:

  • Provide knowledge of the normal anatomical structure  of the human body on both micro- and macroscopic level.
  • Provide insight into histological analysis methods and practical skills in light microscopy.
  • Strengthen the students' analytical ability - including the ability to diagnose based on tissue.


Expected learning outcome
The learning objectives of the course are that the student demonstrates the ability to:
  • Explain the anatomical disciplines and overall concepts of anatomical terminology.
  • Understand the principle behind histochemical and immunohistochemical coloring methods.
  • Define light and electron microscopy and using a light microscope.
  • Describe the structural composition of the skin and explain derivatives of the skin.
  • Explain the structure and biomechanical properties of the supportive tissues.
  • Explain the principles of the structure, operation and function of muscles and joints.
  • Describe the structure and function of the nervous system / cardiovascular system.
  • Explain the structure of the respiratory tract.
  • Describe the structure of the digestive system and the accessory digestive glands.
  • Explain the urinary tract.
  • Describe the structure and function of endocrine glands.
Subject overview
The following main topics are contained in the course:
  • The disciplines of anatomy and anatomical terminology
  • Light and electron microscopy. Histological color technique
  • The skin
  • Connective tissue, cartilage tissue, bone tissue and bones
  • Joints and muscles
  • Nervous system
  • Cardiovascular system
  • Respiratory tract
  • Digestive system
  • Urinary system
  • The endocrine system
Literature
  • Marieb et al: Human Anatomy, 7th edition.
  • Finn Geneser: Histologi, 1. udgave år 2012 .


Website
This course uses e-learn (blackboard).

Prerequisites for participating in the exam
None

Assessment and marking:
  1. Oral examination with one main question (weighing 2/3 of the final grade) and a supplementary question (practical microscopy, weighing 1/3 of the final grade). Internal marking, graded by the Danish 7-mark scale. Books and printed notes allowed during the preparation time. (5 ECTS). (29000102).
Expected working hours
The teaching method is based on three phase model.
Intro phase: 26 hours
Skills training phase: 20 hours, hereof:
 - Laboratory exercises: 20 hours

Educational activities
Activities during the study phase:
  • Self-study of the textbook
  • Written histology reports
  • Self-study after introductory and training phase
  • Repetition for the exam
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Language
This course is taught in Danish or English, depending on the lecturer.

Course enrollment
See deadline of enrolment.

Tuition fees for single courses
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