Human Anatomy I

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Pre-requisites: none This undergraduate-level course in radiological sciences is related to other disciplines associated with health sciences. This curricular offer allows the student to acquire the necessary knowledge of human anatomy relevant to the execution of their profession. Among the diversity of topics to be covered in the course, it is distinguished, core aspects of anatomical nomenclature, chemical compositions, cell structure and genetic control. In addition, anatomical systems will be discussed, including skeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory and digestive. The analysis of the topics of the course will allow the student to apply the new knowledge to the radiological sciences. Lectures, collaborative work, oral presentations and other strategies will be used. Upon completion of the course, the student is expected to understand and integrate the fundamentals of human anatomy into the radiological sciences. This course will be offered in the face-to-face modality.