In order to pass the subject, students must actively participate in the practical lessons. And, they have to successfully pass the credit tests. The condition for passing the final exam consists of the oral and practical parts. The oral part includes 10 thematic areas. The final exam is graded based on the evaluation of acquired knowledge (in the range A-E).

By completing the subject, the students acquire basic knowledge of anatomy of domestic animals. They solve anatomy in relation to interspecies differencies. Students obtain overview in the fields of osteology, myology, splanchnology, angiology and neurology. The student acquires basic knowledge in the orientation of the animal body in relation to planes and directions, regions and topography of organs. These are mainly animal species that are most often used in the field of science, research and teaching process.

- Osteology

- Myology and arthrology

- Digestive system

- Urogenital system

- Respiratory system

- Angiology

- Lymphatic system

- Neurology

- Sensory organs, skin and mammary gland

Lectures/Practicals

1stweek

Locomotor apparatus, osteology. Interspecies differences.

2ndweek

Locomotor apparatus, myology, muscles of the head and body, muscles of thoracic and

pelvic limb. Interspecies differences.

3rdweek

Locomotor apparatus, arthrology. Interspecies differences.

4thweek

Splanchnology, digestive system. Interspecies differences.

5th week

Splanchnology, urogenital system. Interspecies differences

6thweek

Splanchnology, respiratory system. Interspecies differences.

7thweek

The lymphatic system and endocrine glands. Interspecies differencies.

8thweek

Angiology, the heart. The arteries and veins of the body, neck and head. Interspecies

differences.

9thweek

Angiology. The arteries and veins of the thoracic limb. The arteries and veins of the pelvic

cavity and pelvic limb. Interspecies differences.

10thweek

Neurology. The central nervous system and cranial nerves. Interspecies differences.

11thweek

Neurology. The peripheral nervous system and autonomic nervous system. Interspecies

differences.

12thweek

The sensory organs, epidermal structures and mammary gland. Interspecies differences.

13thweek

Topography of organs in the thoracic, abdominal and pelvic cavity. Interspecies differences.

Maženský, D., Flešárová, S.: Comparative Anatomy for Joint Degree: Bachelor in Animal Science, 2015, 195s.

Maženský, D., Flešárová, S.: Anatomy (bones, joints, muscles) for 4th year post BSc study GVM (for graduates of JSP Animal Science), 2016, 123 p.

Rajtová, V.: Neurology and sense organs of domestic mammals, 1994, 202 s.

Rajtová, V., Vrzgulová, M.: Splanchnology of domestic mammals, 1999, 263.

Vrzgulová, M., Rajtová, V.: The osteology and arthrology of domestic mammals, 2002, 221s.

Vrzgulová, M.: Angiology. The cardiovascular and lymphatic systems. 1998, 217s.

Continuous assessment:

1. 7th week – oral (practical) test; from the previous weeks 1-6

2. 13th week – oral (practical) test; from the previous weeks 8-12

Conditions for completion of course:

In order to pass the subject, students must actively participate in the practical lessons. And, they have to successfully pass the credit tests. The condition for passing the final exam consists of the oral and practical parts. The oral part includes 10 thematic areas. The final exam is graded based on the evaluation of acquired knowledge (in the range A-E).

Final assessment:

Conditions to be fulfilled to pass the final exam:

Passing the oral and practical test