TIP106

School of Medicine \ Medicine

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8

Compulsory

Turkish

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Bachelor's and Master's Degrees

The anatomy of the muscles of the whole body and the peripheral nervous system, the histological structure of the muscle, its biochemical properties, the mechanical properties of the muscle and the molecular mechanism of muscle contraction, the histological structure of the nervous system, synaptic transmission, action potential, membrane potential, nerve-muscle communication and nerve biochemistry, fertilization, implantation and the developmental stages that occur in the first 8 Weeks of human development (the period until organogenesis) are explained.

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The purpose of this course board is to teach the anatomy, histology, physiology and general embryology of the muscular and peripheral nervous systems.

1. Knows the general structural features of the nervous system
2. Defines the characteristics of transmission in the nervous system
3. Recognizes the sections of the peripheral nervous system with their structural, functional and biochemical features
4. Lists the components and structural features of the autonomic nervous system
5. Recognizes skeletal muscle macroscopically
6. Defines the electrical and mechanical properties of skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle and smooth muscle by comparing them with each other and correlating them with their structural features
7. Counts the skeletal muscles in all body parts
8. Lists the histological features of muscle and nerve tissues.
9. Shows skeletal muscles on cadavers and models
10. Shows peripheral nerves on cadavers and models
11. Uses light microscope correctly
12. Recognizes skeletal muscle and peripheral nerve structures on a light microscope
13. Draws and describes structures seen on a microscope
14. Measures compound action potential and nerve conduction velocity
15. Takes and evaluates electrical recordings from electrically stimulated tissues
16. Takes and evaluates mechanical recordings from muscle
17. Prepares and presents article presentation

Week 1: Theoretical Introduction to the peripheral nervous system - Back region and superficial back muscles - Physiology of the introduction to the peripheral nervous system - Muscle tissue histology - Posterior region of the shoulder and arm - Presentation Skills - Synaptic transmission and integration - Anterior region of the shoulder and arm - Anatomy of the axilla and plexus brachialis - Anatomy of the axilla and plexus brachialis - ANATOMY LAB: Back region, superficial back muscles - PHYSIOLOGY LAB: ORGANIZATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM - ANATOMY LAB. : Anterior regions of the shoulder and arm, breasts - PHYSIOLOGY LAB: Measurement of compound action potential and nerve ileum velocity - Presentation Skills PRACTICE - Common Courses
Week 2: Theoretical: Anterior region of the forearm fossa cubiti - Histology of the nervous tissue - Nerve endings and receptors - Posterior region of the forearm - Autonomic nervous system - Hand Anatomy - Presentation Skills - 2 - HISTOLOGY LAB: MUSCLE TISSUE - ANATOMY LAB: Axilla Anatomy and plexus brachialis - ANATOMY LAB: Posterior region of forearm - ANATOMY LAB: Anterior region of forearm and fossa cubiti - HISTOLOGY LAB: Nerve tissue - ANATOMY LAB: Hand Anatomy - Common Courses
Week 3: Theoretical Gluteal region - Plexus lumbosacralis - Introduction to muscle physiology and structure of skeletal muscle - Anterior and medial region of thigh - Posterior and lateral regions of thigh fossa poplitea - Mechanism of excitation and contraction of striated muscle - Mechanical properties of striated muscle - Anterior and lateral regions of leg - Posterior region of leg - Regulation of muscle tone; Muscle spindle and golgi tendon organ - Biochemistry of muscle tissue - Physiology of smooth muscle - Biochemistry of the nervous system - ANATOMY LAB: Gluteal region - ANATOMY LAB: Anterior and medial regions of the thigh - ANATOMY LAB: Lateral regions of the thigh, fossa poplitea - - ANATOMY LAB: Anterior and lateral regions of the leg - ANATOMY LAB: Posterior region of the leg - PHYSIOLOGY LAB: SPINAL REFLEXES - Common Courses
Week 4: Theoretical Foot Anatomy - Developmental Biology- 1 and 2 - Suboccipital region deep back muscles - Development of cranial bones, vertebrae, extremities and muscles - Anatomy of the face and scalp - Temporal region and muscles of mastication - Fossa infratemporalis and fossa pterygopalatina - Parotid region - Cardiac muscle - ANATOMY LAB: Foot Anatomy - ANATOMY LAB: Subooccipital region and deep back muscles - ANATOMY LAB: Facial Anatomy, scalp, masticatory muscles - ANATOMY LAB: Fossa intratemporalis and pterygopalatina - PHYSIOLOGY LAB: MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY - FORMATIVE EXAM - ARTICLE READING - Common Courses
Week 5: Theoretical Sectional anatomy - Clinical Anatomy - ANATOMY LAB: Make-up - PHYSIOLOGY LAB: Make-up - HISTOLOGY LAB: Make-up - MEDICINE 106 END OF BOARD THEORETICAL EXAM - MEDICINE 106 END OF BOARD PRACTICAL EXAM - ANATOMY - MEDICINE 106 END OF BOARD PRACTICAL EXAM - HISTOLOGY - MEDICINE 106 END OF BOARD PRACTICAL EXAM - PHYSIOLOGY - Common Courses
Week 6: Theoretical Foot Anatomy - Developmental Biology- 1 and 2 - Suboccipital region deep back muscles - Development of cranial bones, vertebrae, extremities and muscles - Facial Anatomy and scalp
Week 7: Temporal region and masticatory muscles - Infratemporal fossa and pterygopalatine fossa - Parotid region - Cardiac muscle
Week 8: ANATOMY LAB: Foot Anatomy - ANATOMY LAB: Subooccipital region and deep back muscles - ANATOMY LAB: Facial Anatomy, scalp, masticatory muscles - ANATOMY LAB: Fossa intratemporalis and pterygopalatine
Week 9: PHYSIOLOGY LAB: MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY - FORMATIVE EXAM - ARTICLE READING - Common Courses
Week 10: Theoretical Cross-sectional anatomy - Clinical Anatomy - ANATOMY LAB: Remedial - PHYSIOLOGY LAB: Make-up - HISTOLOGY LAB: Make-up -
Week 11: MED106 END OF BOARD THEORETICAL EXAM - MED106 END OF BOARD PRACTICAL EXAM - ANATOMY - MED106 END OF BOARD PRACTICAL EXAM -
Week 12: HISTOLOGY - MED106 END OF BOARD PRACTICAL EXAM - PHYSIOLOGY - Common Courses

• Theoretical exam: 65 %
• Laboratory: 35 %