Accepted by Department council6.02.2015

Programme

of the lectures and practical classes in anatomy and histology for

1ST DENTAL medicine course

Summer term 2014/2015

Lecturers:

Prof. Y. Koeva, MD, PhD

Prof. S. Sivkov, MD, PhD

WEEK / Lectures 2 h. / Practical classes 2 х 2h. / hours
І
9-13.02 / Cardiovascularsystem. Heart–topography, macro-and microscopic anatomy. / 1.Principal structure of a tube and parenchymatous organs.
2. Cardiovascularsystem–macro- and microscopic anatomy.
Histological sections:
1.artery and vein- muscular type
2.aorta-orcein, Н-Е
3.arteriola, venula and capillaries
4. ЕМsof capillaries / 2
2
ІІ
16-20.02 / Digestive system. Pharynx, oesophagus and stomach. / 1.Heart–– macro-and microscopic anatomy.
Histological sections:
1.heart wall
2.Pharynx and oesophagus –macro-and microscopic anatomy.
Histological sections:
1.oesophagus / 2
2
ІІІ
23-27.02 / Digestive system. Small and large intestine. / 1. Stomach -macro-and microscopic anatomy.-2h.
Histological sections:
1.stomach – fundus
ЕМs of parietal and chief cells
2. Smallandlargeintestine-macro-and microscopic anatomy.– 2 h
Histologicalsections:
1. smallintestine
2.large intestine
3. ЕМ of goblet cell
4. EM of endocrine cell of small intestine
5. EM of resorbtive epithelial cell of small intestine / 2
2
IV
2-6.03 / Liver andpancreas–macro-and microscopic anatomy. / 1.Liver and pancreas–macro-and microscopic anatomy- 2 h.
Histological sections:
1.liver
2.pancreas
ЕМsof hepatocytes
2.Respiratory system- Nasal cavity, paranasal air sinuses and larynx– macro-and microscopic anatomy.
Histological sections:
nasal mucosa / 2
2
V
9-13.03 / Respiratory system- general structure of the organs of the respiratory system. Nasal cavity, larynx, trachea and lungs– macro-and microscopic anatomy. / 1.Tarchea, bronchi and the lungs – macro-and microscopic anatomy.– 2 h
Histological sections:
1.trachea
2. lungs
3. ЕМsof alveolocytes and blood-air barrier
2. Test, practical test in: cardiovascular, respiratory and digestive systems. / 2
2
VІ
16-20.03 / Urinary system–kidney, ureter and urinary bladder -macro-and microscopic anatomy. / 1.Urinary system–kidney, ureter and urinary bladder -macro-and microscopic anatomy. – 2 h
Histological sections:
1. kidney-Н-Е
2. ureter
3. ЕМ of blood-urinary barrier
2.Immunesystem-bonemarrow, thymus, lymphnodes, spleenandtonsils - macro-and microscopic anatomy.
Histological sections:
1.thymus
2.lymph node
3.spleen
4. tonsilla palatina / 2
2
VІІ
23- 23-27.03 / Immune system-general characteristic.
Immunesystem–thymus, spleen, tonsil and lymphnodes–macro-and microscopic anatomy. / 1.Endocrinesystem-hypophysis, thyroid gland, adrenal gland
macro-and microscopic anatomy - 2h.
Histological sections:
1. hypophysis
2. adrenal gland
3. thyroid gland
4. ЕМ of adenohypophisis
5. EM of thyroid gland follicule
2. Malereproductivesystem –testis, epididymis, ductus deferens, prostate and penis- macro-and microscopic anatomy - 2 h.
Histological sections:
1.testis
2. prostate
3.ЕМ of Leydig cell / 2
2
VІІІ
30.03-3.04 / Male and female reproductive systems / 1. Female reproductive system. Ovary, uterus, oviduct and vagina–-macro-and microscopic anatomy. The external genitalia- 2 h.
Histological sections:
1. ovary
2. uterus
2.Test, practical test in: endocrine, immune, urinary and male and female reproductive systems / 2
2
ІX
6-10.04 / Eastern Holiday / Eastern Holiday / 2
2
X
13 - 17.04 / Endocrinesystem-hypophysis, thyroid gland, adrenal gland
macro-and microscopic anatomy / 1. Neck.Cervical fascia and superficial elements.
2. Neck.Trigonum submandibulare and suprahyoid muscles.
XI
20-24.04 / Necktopography / 1. Neck. Carotid triangle and sternocleidomastoid region.
2. Neck. Infrahyoid and lateral cervical region. / 2
2
XII
27.04-1.05 / Axillary fossa. Topography of thorax. - Thoracic wall. / 1. Neck. Root of the neck.
2. Fossa axillaris. / 2
2
ХІII
4-8.05 / Topography of thorax. - Thoracic cavity. Pleural cavity. Mediastinum. / 1.Thoracic cavity.Pleura.Superior mediastinum. Root of the lung. Thoracic wall.
2.Mediastinum. Anterior, middle andposterior mediastinum. Thoracic diaphragm. / 2
2
ХIV
11-15.05 / Abdomen. Abdominal wall. Abdominal and peritoneal cavity. Upper peritoneal region – organs, bursae, peritoneal structures. /
  1. Abdomen.Anterolateral abdominal wall. Inguinal canal. Peritoneum – morphological characteristics and peritoneal formations.
  2. Abdomen. Abdominalcavity. Peritoneal cavity – subdivisions. Upper region of abdominal cavity. Vessels and nerves in the region of the truncus celiacus. V. Portae.
/ 2
2
ХV
18-22.05 / Abdomen. Topography of the abdomen. Lower peritoneal region-organs, bursae, peritoneal structures. Retroperitoneum. /
  1. Abdomen.Lower region of the abdominal cavity.Vessles and nerves in the region of superior and inferior mesenteric artery.
  2. Test. Practical test– neck,axillary fossa,thorax, abdomen.

ХVI
25-29.05 / Pelvis. Topography of the pelvis. Peritoneal, subperitoneal and subcutaneous region. Organs, spaces, muscles, fasciae. /
  1. Abdomen.Retroperitoneum.
  2. Pelvis.Peritoneal,subperitoneal and subcutaneous regions.Pelvic floor.
/ 2
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Quizzes:

Theoretical:3 х 40 т. = 120 p.

Practical:3 х 20 т. = 60 p.

Total: 180p.

Grades:

170 -180 p.-6,00137 -147 p.-4,50

159 -169 p.-5,50126-136 p.-4,00

148 -158 p.-5,00115 -125 p.-3,50

108-114 p.-3,00

< 108-2,00

90% of 180 = 162ps or more means presentation (essay) on Internal Organs and Topographic Anatomy and free this part from final exam (both theory and practical)!

For the Final exam the points from 1s+2s+3s are calculated and if you cover 80% of maximum you free practical part!

The rest of the bonuses for the different semesters remain!

Literature:

Textbooks

  1. Junqueira, Carneiro. Histology, 13 edition, Springer, 2013
  2. Stevens, Lowe, Human Histology, 2 edition, Chapman and Hall, 1997
  3. Grey’s Anatomy

Atlases

1. Sobotta. Atlas of Human anatomy, 14th edition, Urban & Fisher, 2006

2. Rohen, Yokochi, Luten-Drecoll. Human Anatomy, 4 edition, Springer, 1998

3. Kristic, Human Microscopic Anatomy, Springer, 1997

Made by:Prof. S. Sivkov, MD, PhD and Prof. Y. Koeva, MD, PhD

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