Human Anatomy

At the end of the course the student should be able to:
· Illustrate the organization of the human body from both the macroscopic and the microscopic levels, together with the main ontogenetic events characterizing its development.
· Integrate the knowledge of systematic and regional anatomy focusing on medical practice (functional, clinical and radiologic anatomy).
· Possess sufficient anatomical information to proficiently attend the subsequent courses.

· Knowledge and understanding: the student should show a deep knowledge and a detailed understanding of the organization of the human body, with sufficient information to proficiently attend the subsequent Courses. The student should be able to consult anatomical textbooks and atlases, and should know the main current research fields of Human Anatomy.
· Applying knowledge and understanding: the student should be able to identify human organs according to their macroscopic characteristics and position, alongside with their microscopic structure.
· Making judgements: the student should be able to use the anatomical information learned during the Course to make independent judgements about the morphological normality of human organs.
· Communication skills: the student should be able to communicate the information about the organization of the human body efficaciously and with the appropriate terms.
· Learning skills: the student should demonstrate to possess the necessary learning skills to autonomously deepen and update the anatomical information.