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Anatomy

The term 'anatomy' is derived from Ancient Greek meaning 'I cut up, cut open'. Anatomy involves the study of the macrostructure of the human body. It is tied with many subjects, e.g. developmental biology, embryology, histology, physiology. Since the opening of the Kazan Federal University across the ages Kazan was a forge of its own scientific school of anatomists. We are proud of anatomy heavyweights like P.F. Lesgaft, V.N.Tonkov, N.D.Bushmakina, V.A.Popova, I.S.Malinovskii, K.M.Yahontova, P.A.Glushkova, V.N.Ternovsky, and many others.

TEACHERS		LECTURES
Zaikina Elvira Ildarovna MD, PhD, Senior lecturer Rezvyakov Pavel Nikolaevich MD, PhD, Associate professor Bikkineev Farid Gakifovich MD, PhD, Associate professor Makhmudov Komron Shukhrat ugli MD, Junior reseacher Gazizov Insaf Ildarovich MD, Junior researcher Shakirova Aygul Fedaelevna MD, Assitant		I semester (fall) Lecture 1. Introduction to Human Anatomy Lecture 2. The Skeletal System Lecture 3. Articular system I Lecture 4. Articular system II Lecture 5. Muscle tissue and skeletal muscle Lectures 6, 7, 8. Fascia and topography II semester (spring) Lecture 1. Digestive System Lecture 2. Respiratory System Lecture 3. Urogenital Apparatus Lecture 4. Circulatory System Lecture 5. Blood vessels development Lecture 6. Lymphatic System
		RATING SYSTEM, THEMATIC PLAN
		Rating system (points, marks, grades) Thematic Plan I semester Thematic Plan II semester
		MODULE TESTS, EXAMINATION
		Osteology control (questions) Osteology control (list of structures) Myology control (questions) Myology control (list of structures) Musculoskeletal System Topography Control (questions) Splanchnology control (questions) Splanchnology control (list of structures) Cardiovascular system control (questions) Cardiovascular system control (list of structures) Q uestions for the examination

Keywords: Department of Morphology and General Pathology, Human Anatomy, Anatomy