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الاقسام

  • علم الاجتماع والخدمة الاجتماعية
  • الهندسة الميكانيكية
  • التأهيل التربوي
  • الهندسة الكهربائية والالكترونية
  • القانون
  • تقنية المعلومات
  • الدراسات الاسلامية
  • الإدارة
  • التاريخ
  • العلوم السياسية
  • تربية وعلم نفس
  • اللغة العربية
  • الاعلام
  • المحاسبة
  • الاقتصاد
  • اللغة الانجليزية
  • الهندسة المدنية
  • التمريض
  • اللغة الفرنسية
  • جغرافيا

علم التشريح ووظائف الأعضاء 2

علم التشريح ووظائف الأعضاء 2

  • القسم:
  • المرحلة:
  • رمز المادة:
    NRS 112
  • المتطلبات المسبقة:
    NRS 111
  • وحدة المقرر:
    6
  • الوحدات الأوروبية:
    8
  • نوع المقرر:
    نظري وعملي
  • حالة المقرر:
    إجباري

اهداف المقرر

  • At the end of the term the students should be able to:
  • a State the goals of studying Anatomy and Physiology.
  • a Use anatomical terms in lieu of layman’s terms.
  • a Know the anatomical locations of the different organs with respect to their systemic organization.
  • b Explain the functions of the different organs.
  • b Discuss the rationale behind any anatomic and or physiologic abnormalities of the human body
  • b Cite, summarize and analyze the current findings and researches related to Anatomy and Physiology.
  • c Relate the goals of studying Anatomy and Physiology to the Nursing profession.
  • d Involve themselves in community activities by educating them and removing the misconceptions of the community about the ir knowledge on human anatomy and physiology.
  • d Develop an awareness and understanding of biological health and safety risks.
  • c Practice ways to promote selfprotection
  • c Point on the specific anatomical locations and body cavities using their own bodies.
  • c Perform the different activities and experiments with confidence and correct skills.
  • bCorrectly move the body parts in accordance to the dictate of the instructor.
  • d Perform experiments with a professional approach.

مفر دات المقرر

  • Chapter 1: The Respiratory System
  • The upper respiratory tract:
  • a. Nasal cavity.
  • b. Pharynx and related structures
  • The lower respiratory tract:
  • a. Larynx. b. Trachea.
  • c. Bronchi
  • d. Lungs (macroscopic and microscopic structure)
  • Mechanism of Respiration.
  • Developmental Aspects of the Respiratory System.
  • Chapter 2: Digestive System:
  • Functions of digestive system.
  • Digestive tract:
  • a. Oral cavity.
  • b. Pharynx.
  • c. Esophagus.
  • d. Stomach.
  • e. Small intestine.
  • f. Large intestine.
  • g. Rectum.
  • h. Anal canal.
  • Salivary glands,
  • Liver and biliary system.
  • Pancreas.
  • Developmental Aspects of the Digestive System.
  • Digestion.
  • Chapter 3: Cardiovascular System
  • Blood (components and contents)
  • Heart (structure and functions)
  • Blood vessels:
  • a. Arteries.
  • b. Veins.
  • c. Capillaries
  • Blood circulation.
  • Developmental Aspects of the Cardiovascular System. Chapter 4: Endocrine System
  • Definition and Function:
  • Important endocrine glands:
  • a. Pituitary gland.
  • b. Thyroid gland.
  • c. Parathyroid glands.
  • d. Suprarenal glands.
  • e. Pineal gland.
  • f. Thymus gland.
  • g. Gonads.
  • Feedback mechanism and hormonal level control.
  • Chapter 5: The lymph and lymphatic system.
  • Functions of lymphatic system.
  • Components of lymphatic system:
  • a. Lymph.
  • b. Lymph capillaries.
  • c. Lymph vessels.
  • d. Lymphoid organs.
  • e. Lymph nodes.
  • f. Spleen.
  • Chapter 6: Urinary System
  • Functions of the urinary System.
  • Components of the urinary System:
  • a. Kidneys (including histology and physiology). b. Ureters.
  • c. Urinary bladder.
  • d. Urethra.
  • Developmental Aspects of the urinary System.
  • Kidneys physiology.
  • Chapter 7: Genital System: The male reproductive system
  • The female reproductive system
  • Developmental Aspects of the genital System.

مراجع المقرر

  • Tortora. Anatomy and Physiology.
  • Marieb, E. Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology. USA: Pearson. 2004
  • http://wps.aw.com/bcmariebehap9/79/20307/5198647.cw/index.html
  • http://www.unomaha.edu/hpa/index.html
  • http://biology.about.com/od/humananatomybiology/HumanAnatomyBi ology.htm