You will be allowed 1 hour to complete all 2 sections (Anatomy and Physiology) of the test. Rules for the written test – The test will be monitored: No Internet, No Second Screen, No outside help. The penalty scores will be homogenously distributed for all tests. Multiple choice questions: 1 point for correct answer – 0.5 points for the wrong answer if the question allows you to choose from three options, -0.33 between four, -0.25 out of five, etc.
Written test evaluation criteria: True/ False Questions: 1 point for correct answer -1 point for wrong answer 0 points for not responding.
Multiple choice questions, true / false questions, completion type questions and matching type questions are the most frequent types of test questions. Written test: the written exam will take place in the computer room and will consist of 50 (25 for Anatomy and 25 for Physiology) closed questions. The topic will be assigned by the lecturers and will be due on the same day of the exam. The exam mark will be composed of two parts: a written test that will cover the material delivered in lectures and seminars (50% of the mark) and a project work in the form of a written essay that will cover the literature knowledge. They will acquire the use of specific scientific and technical language improving their competence in the scientific communication.
#BORON AND BOULPAEP MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY PRACTICE QUESTIONS SKIN#
They will develop a substantial set of skills, including the ability to critically analyse and discuss clinical and experimental themes related to skin structure and functions and the knowledge of their possible applications in other scientific fields. The students will acquire comprehensive theoretical knowledge of the structure and role of skin in the human body physiology. Lectures, seminars by experts in the field, lab practicals, upside down class. Silverthorn, Human Physiology: An Integrated Approach, Global Edition, 8e – multiple roles of the skin in homeostasis including protection, regulation of body temperature, sensory reception, water balance, synthesis of vitamins and hormones, and absorption of materials.įundamentals of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, cellular biology, cell physiology, human anatomy and physiology.īasic knowledge of anatomy and physiology is mandatory and can be acquired by pre-course intensive tutoring. – search in the literature to develop an idea of skin regeneration identifying strengths and weaknesses – technical skills to study in vitro skin regeneration – gross anatomy of skin and microscopic confidence in its structure The course aims to provide students with adequate information regarding: The slides of the lectures and additional material such as scientific publications, laboratory protocols etc. Hall, Anthony-Samuel LaMantia, Richard D. Junqueira’s Basic Histology: Text and Atlas. Gray’s Anatomy, The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice. Standardized in vitro methods to assess the adverse impact of metal oxides nanoparticles on human skin Protective effects of natural compounds on the hair follicle The role of the skin in the body thermoregulation The role of the skin in the protection from invasion by microorganisms, chemicals and other environmental factors and in preventing the body dehydration. Scientific results on blood derivatives (PRP). In vitro models to study skin tissue regeneration.ĢD and 3D culture models scaffolds static and dynamic culture models histologic morphometric and biochemical evaluations.
Microscope-Learning 2: appendages of the skin and examples of disorders. Microscope-Learning 1: the skin and the hypodermis.Īppendages of the skin: nails, hair and hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands. Skin structure: layers of epidermis, the papillary dermis, the reticular dermis, hypodermis. Gross structure of skin and underlying tissues, of the skin appendages and of the skin lines. Anatomy and physiology of skin and appendages (4 ECTS)
0 kommentar(er)
