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Anatomy Prof.
Professor of Medical Biochemistry
Asst. Lecturer – Physiology
This block consists of two parts: endocrine and reproduction. In the endocrine section, we will cover all endocrine glands, discussing their hormones, mechanisms of action, physiology, and abnormality.
This block covers cell structure and function, including cell biology, homeostasis, and body fluid compartments. Additionally, we will explore nerve physiology and the mechanisms of the action potential.
This course covers the main principles of studying the human body in terms of gross (general) anatomy (Part 1: anatomical terms, positions, planes, and different body systems) and general embryology (Part 2: development of the human body from fertilization to birth).
This course covers the anatomy of the musculoskeletal system, focusing on the bones, muscles, joints, vessels and nerves of the upper and lower limbs.
This course covers the main principles of the human body in terms of gross anatomy (Part 1: anatomical terms, positions, planes, and different body systems).
This course covers the main principles of gross anatomy (Part 1: anatomical terms, positions, planes, and different body systems), in addition to the anatomy of the scalp, face (muscles, nerves, vessels), muscles of mastication, skull, mandible, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), salivary glands, and triangles of the neck.
This course covers the main principles of the human body in terms of gross anatomy (Part 1: anatomical terms, positions, planes, and different body systems).
This course explores the fundamental physiological systems of the human body. We will cover cell transport and nerve action potentials, followed by a comprehensive study of blood, the autonomic nervous system, the respiratory system, and the cardiovascular system.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the three main biomolecules: carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids, exploring them through both their chemical properties (definitions and classifications) and metabolic pathways. Additionally, the course examines vitamins and minerals and their essential roles in metabolism. Finally, it covers nucleic acids in depth, including nucleotides, DNA replication, RNA transcription, protein synthesis, and genetic mutations.
