Human Anatomy

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN BODY CONSTRUCTION
∙ Body scheme
∙ Hierarchical organization of human body
∙ General morphofunctional principles of systems
∙ Body spaces and cavities
∙ Architecture of human organs: hollow organs and parenchymatous organs
SKELETAL SYSTEM
∙ Axial skeleton
∙ Appendicular skeleton
∙ Classification of joints
∙ Muscle overview
∙ Muscular loggias
∙ Thoracic wall
∙ Abdominal wall
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
∙ Heart
∙ Systemic and pulmonar circulation; main blood vessels
∙ Lymphatic apparatus
∙ Architecture and structure of the cardiovascular system
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
∙ Upper and lower respiratory tracts
∙ Lungs
∙ Architecture and structure of the respiratory system
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
∙ Hollow organs: pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine.
∙ Parenchymatous organs: salivary glands, liver and pancreas
∙ Architecture and structure of the digestive system
URINARY SYSTEM
∙ Kidney
∙ Ureter
∙ Urinary bladder and urethra
∙ Architecture and structure of the urinary system
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
∙ Testes
∙ Reproductive ducts and glands
∙ Architecture and structure of the male reproductive system
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
∙ Ovaries
∙ Reproductive ducts
∙ Architecture and structure of the female reproductive system
ENDOCRINE GLANDS
∙ Pituitary gland
∙ Thyroid and parathyroid glands
∙ Adrenal glands
∙ Architecture and structure of the endocrine glands
NERVOUS SYSTEM
∙ Basic plan of the central nervous system
∙ Basic plan of the peripheral nervous system
Basic plan of the autonomic nervous system