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    Anatomy I

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    This 19-hour module provides an introduction to human anatomy, physiology, and related medical topics. It covers the basic anatomical structures and functions of the main body systems including musculoskeletal, respiratory, circulatory, eye, ear, and central nervous systems. Key concepts include anatomical terminology, cellular organization, tissue types, organ systems, and the structural hierarchy of the human body. Students learn about important anatomical features such as bones, muscles, blood vessels, heart chambers, lungs, and sensory organs.

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    This 19-hour module provides an introduction to human anatomy, physiology, and related medical topics. It covers the basic anatomical structures and functions of the main body systems including musculoskeletal, respiratory, circulatory, eye, ear, and central nervous systems. Key concepts include anatomical terminology, cellular organization, tissue types, organ systems, and the structural hierarchy of the human body. Students learn about important anatomical features such as bones, muscles, blood vessels, heart chambers, lungs, and sensory organs.

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    This 19-hour module provides an introduction to human anatomy, physiology, and related medical topics. It covers the basic anatomical structures and functions of the main body systems including musculoskeletal, respiratory, circulatory, eye, ear, and central nervous systems. Key concepts include anatomical terminology, cellular organization, tissue types, organ systems, and the structural hierarchy of the human body. Students learn about important anatomical features such as bones, muscles, blood vessels, heart chambers, lungs, and sensory organs.

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    Anatomy I

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    This 19-hour module provides an introduction to human anatomy, physiology, and related medical topics. It covers the basic anatomical structures and functions of the main body systems including musculoskeletal, respiratory, circulatory, eye, ear, and central nervous systems. Key concepts include anatomical terminology, cellular organization, tissue types, organ systems, and the structural hierarchy of the human body. Students learn about important anatomical features such as bones, muscles, blood vessels, heart chambers, lungs, and sensory organs.

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    Foundation of Nursing I

    Module Name: Foundation of Nursing I

    Course: Anatomy I
    Hour Load: 19hr
    Module summary
    Introduction to human Anatomy
     History, Definition and divisions of Anatomy
     Divisions of Anatomy
     Anatomical terminologies
     Body Parts, Planes and Body Movement
     Anatomical positions
     Anatomical planes and sections
     Anatomical planes
     Directional terms in Anatomy
     Terms of relationship (position)
     Terms of movement
    General Introduction and Cell Physiology
     Composition of human body
     The Cell
     Cell membrane, functional structure
     Cell organelles
     Intracellular connections and Communications
     Transport across cell membrane
     Homeostasis
    Body regions and regional names (4Hrs.) Body regions
     Abdominopelvic regions
     Abdominopelvic quadrants
     Regional names
     The head
     The Neck

    1
     The trunk
     The upper limb
     The lower limb
    Body cavities and membranes
     Body cavities
     Dorsal /posterior
     Cranial cavities
     Vertebral cavity
     Ventral/anterior body cavities
     Thoracic cavity
     The Abdomino - pelvic cavity
    Levels of structural organization
     Chemical level of organization
     The cellular levels of structural organization
     The tissue levels of organization
     The organ levels of organization
     The system levels
     The organizational level
    CELLULAR ORGANIZATION OF THE BODY
     Ultra structure of generalized animal cell
     The cytoplasm, cytoplasmic organelles and cytoplasmic inclusions.
     The plasma membrane
     Cell nucleus
     Cell cycle
     Cell extensions and connection
     Cilia
     Flagella
     Cytoskeleton
    Musculoskeletal SYSTEM
     Functions of the skeletal system
     The Structure of a Typical Bone

    2
     Compact bone
     The Histological Features of compact bone:
     Osteon (Haversian System)
     Central (Haversian) canal
     Perforating (Volkmann’s) canal Spongy bone
     The Histological Features of Spongy Bone:
     Lamellae
     Trabeculae
    Types of Bone Cells
     Osteoblasts
     Osteocytes
     Osteoclasts
    Classification of Bones:
     Long bones
     Short bones
     Flat bones
     Irregular bones
     Sesamoid bones
     Accessory bones
    Divisions of the skeletal system
     Axial skeletons
     Naming of skeletal muscles
     orientation of fibers
     relative position, or function
    Coordinated action of Muscle groups
     Antagonistic Muscles
     Synergistic Muscles
     Major skeletal muscles
     Origin
     Insertion

    3
     Action
     Innervations
     Blood supply
     Applied Anatomy
    RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
     Respiratory pathways
     Anatomical divisions of Respiratory system:
     Upper respiratory zone
     lower respiratory zone
    Functional divisions of respiratory system: • Respiratory portion
     Conducting portion
     Nose
     Pharynx
     Larynx
     Laryngeal muscles
     Laryngeal innervation
     Trache
     Bronchi
     Primary Bronchi
     secondary Bronchi
     Lungs
    CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
    Components:
    a. Cardiovascular system
     Heart Blood
     Blood vessels
    b. Lymphatic system
     Lymph nodes
     Lymphatic capillaries
     Lymphatic vessels
    1. Heart- structure

    4
     Location and coverings
     Major parts & heart wall
     Conducting system
     Innervations & Blood supply
    2. Circulatory roots
     Systemic circulation
     Pulmonary circulation
     Fetal circulation
     Cerebral circulation
    3. Lymphatic system
     Lymph
     Vessels
     Nodes
     Circulation
     Edema
    ANATOMY OF THE EYE
     Functional Anatomy of the Visual System
     Organization of the visual cortex
     Primary visual cortex
     Secondary visual cortex
    Anatomy of the Ear
     Functional Anatomy of the Ear
     External Ear: Pinna, External Auditory Canal
     Middle Ear: Tympanic Membrane, Auditory Ossicles
    • Inner Ear
     Vestibular Receptors
     Cochlear Organization
     Auditory Receptors
     Central auditory system
    • Anatomy & excitation of central pathways

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