Elective Course: Selected Aspects of Radiological Anatomy 1655-lek21ZF09-J

https://www.wl.cm.umk.pl/kizap/

Tutorials:
1) X-ray anatomy of the skeletal system.
2) Anatomy of the musculoskeletal system in ultrasound.
3) Imaging diagnostics of the heart and large vessels.
4) Imaging of the lungs and mediastinum.
5) Fundamentals of cross-sectional anatomy of the brain and spinal cord in CT and MRI.
6) Imaging of abdominal and retroperitoneal organs.

Total student workload

1) Participation in classes (contact hours, activity) - 30 2) Student's own work time (preparation for classes, studying the indicated literature, preparation for classes, colloquium, credits, exam, etc.) - 20 Total student workload: 50 ECTS points for the subject: 2

Learning outcomes - knowledge

K_A.W03: Describes the topographical relations between individual organs to the extent necessary to evaluate radiological images K_D.W15: Knows the rules of working in a group

Learning outcomes - skills

K_A.U.04: draws conclusions about the relationships between anatomical structures on the basis of vital diagnostic tests K_A.U12: uses databases, including Internet ones, and searches for the necessary information using available tools

Learning outcomes - social competencies

K_K.01: is aware of their own limitations and has the ability to constantly improve their education

Teaching methods

teaching radiological anatomy using radiological images and multimedia presentations.

Observation/demonstration teaching methods

- display

Expository teaching methods

- informative (conventional) lecture
- problem-based lecture
- participatory lecture

Exploratory teaching methods

- practical
- laboratory

Type of course

elective course

Prerequisites

Before starting the study, the student should have basic knowledge and skills resulting from teaching the subject of anatomy with elements of topographic anatomy

Course coordinators

Michał Szpinda

Assessment criteria

Form and conditions of passing the course:
The condition for passing the course is obtaining a positive grade from the final credit.
Form and conditions of final credit:
1) the credit is in a written (test) or oral form, and the condition for its passing is a minimum of 60% of correct answers.
2) make-up pass I is carried out by the assistant conducting the classes, and make-up pass II by the Head of the Department.
3) during the course of crediting, it is forbidden to use any learning aids or electronic devices enabling remote communication with other people (e.g. a mobile phone). The Student's behavior justifying the possession of the aids or devices referred to above, or the finding of such devices, will result in an automatic unsatisfactory grade in the colloquium.
4) the occurrence of the circumstances referred to in point 4 may result in referring the case to the Disciplinary Committee for students.
5) the course materials, i.e. the answer sheet and the test copy, are the property of the Chair and the Department of Normal Anatomy, so it is forbidden for Students to take them.

Practical placement

As part of the course, selected issues in radiological anatomy do not provide for professional practice.

Bibliography

1. Edward C. Weber & Joel A. Vilensky & Stephen W. Carmichael , Netter's Concise Radiologic Anatomy Updated Edition, 2nd Edition, Elsevier 2018

2. Jonathan Spratt, Lonie Salkowski, Marios Loukas, Tom Turmezei, Jamie Weir, Peter Abrahams Weir & Abrahams' Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy, Elsevier 2020

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