Anatomy is a science as old as human history. It means "cutting into pieces" in Greek. Its Latin equivalent is the term dissection.
In general, anatomy examines the normal structure, shape, organs, connections between organs, systems and structural relationships of the human body. This branch, which forms the cornerstone of medical sciences, is not only limited to macroscopic anatomy and systematic anatomy, but also developmental anatomy, functional anatomy, clinical anatomy, artistic anatomy, radiological anatomy and sports anatomy have formed sub-branches parallel to the branches of medicine. It is ensured that basic information about human anatomy is given and education is realized together with theoretical and practical applications. It develops the ability to understand the logic of science and scientific processes, to comprehend scientific attitude, to gain the ability to conduct scientific research, to apply scientific methods and techniques, to classify the information collected by using different methods and techniques used in anatomy and to understand its place in human health by evaluating the results.
The Anatomy Laboratory established within Üsküdar University is used by health-related programs in the Faculty of Health Sciences and Vocational School of Health Services. In laboratory conditions, students have the opportunity to recognize, evaluate and discuss all systems using enriched anatomical models.
Learning Outcomes of Anatomy Laboratory
Learns to use terminological terms in medical language.
Explain the general morphology of all body systems.
Defines the functions of all body systems.
Explain the basic qualities of scientific thinking.
Students will have the opportunity to think in 3D in the application laboratory.
This laboratory is used by the departments listed below.
