FINAL ASSIGNMENT OF DATE FOR THE ORAL EXAMINATION IN ANATOMY - DENTISTRY
Due to the forecast of high temperatures (up to 40 degrees at noon), the oral anatomy exam will be held in the early morning hours, i.e. at 7:00 am., according to the following schedule:
8th JULY 7.00 - 10.30
The exam will take place in the Room 29 where you will enter two people at the same time. After taking the designated places, the examiner will draw sets of four questions that you will be answering alternately in the order in which they were asked. As previously announced, the exam questions comprise all the questions from the four periodical tests.
Passing the exam requires basic answers to all four randomly selected questions. The final grade is given by the examiner. Failure to answer correctly on any of the questions results in the test being aborted and a failing grade. Students who have passed all periodic tests on the first date and with a good grade or higher may be awarded an increase in the final exam note by half a grade).
Marek Syrycki MD PhD
Professor MWU
Subject Coordinator
THE PRACTICAL EXAM FIRST TERM FOR DENTISTRY
will be held on June 19 at 12.00
All students are coming exactly at the specified time to the first floor of the Department and wait in the long part of the corridor in front of double doors. Delays will not be tolerated and will result in the elimination of the delayer from the exam. After verifying your identity (please be ready to show your ID card) you will be led to the dissecting room by a designated person.
Compulsory clothing is a white doctor's coat (face mask only if necessary). Protective gloves are not obligatory because touching the specimens in the exam is prohibited. As it is expected to be hot on Friday, I recommend casual, loose-fitting clothes. You can take a small water bottle with you and put it in your coat pocket.
We do not bring any books, notes or atlases for the exam. Please have two checked, permanent pens with you.
The use of mobile phones is prohibited from the moment of gathering in the corridor of the first floor until leaving the dissecting room after finishing the exam. The phone must be turned off and put in your pocket. The examiners have the right to check that the phones are turned off. If you break these rules, you will be removed from the exam with a failing grade.
After the exam, you wait for your results outside the building, in front of the main entrance. The results will be published on posted lists. In the absence of a result, you should wait for an individual call after the exam is fully completed.
Subject Coordinator
Marek Syrycki Professor MWU
PRELIMINARY COMMISSION CREDIT FOR DENTISTRY FACULTY 2026 - DETAILED SCHEDULE
COMMISSION CREDIT
According to §34 points 3, 4 and 5 of the Wroclaw Medical University Academic Regulations, the student who does not obtain positive grades from the required partial work, has the right (it is not obligatory) to take preliminary commission credit from the material included in the programme of this subject.
On preliminary commission credit, the student must answer questions corresponding with the number and type of failed tests. In case of not passing or not attending the preliminary commission credit, the student is not admitted to take an exam in the first term of the subject. In accordance with this regulation, the preliminary commission credit of anatomy for the students of the medical division will be performed on the 15th and 17th of June according to the separate schedule.
The student who was not admitted to the first term of the exam has the right to take the final commission credit allowing him to take the first retake term examination, before the start of the re-sit session.
The final commission credit applies to the total material included in the programme for the summer semester of this subject. The student will be obliged to answer 4 questions regardless of the number and type of previously failed tests. After passing the final commission credit the student may take the first retake term re-sit examination.
The final commission credit is planned for Tuesday 25th of August.
Anatomy subject coordinator
Marek Syrycki
Professor WMU
The NEURONANATOMY RETAKE test (oral) for DENTISTRY FACULTY will be performed on Monday (8thJUNE) according to the following schedule in table 5 in the Dissecting Room.
GROUP 1 9.45 – 10.15
GROUP 2 10.15 - 10.45
In order to avoid excessive student congestion, the prescribed test hours should be adhered to. Students take the test in pairs. Students wait for the test in the vestibule of the dissecting room, taking seats nearby the cabinets with anatomical models. Due to the limited time of the test, the students themselves agree on the order of taking them, avoiding taking unnecessary breaks.
To pass the test, the student must provide a basic answer to each of the three questions asked (CENTRAL NS; SENSE ORGANS or VESSELS; PERIPHERAL NS). Failure to answer any of the questions correctly results in the test being aborted and a failing grade
PLEASE NOTE! STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT REQUIRED TO SIT THE TEST SHOULD BE PRESENT IN THE DISSECTION ROOM AT THE TIMES SPECIFIED IN THE REGULAR TIMETABLE IN ORDER TO PREPARE FOR THE PRACTICAL EXAMINATION USING THE DISSECTION SPECIMENS, MODELS AND CHARTS THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE DISSECTION ROOM ON THAT DAY.
Marek Syrycki Professor MWU
NEUROANATOMY ORAL TEST QUESTIONS DENTISTRY 2025_26
DISSECTING ROOM PART 2 RETAKE ORAL 2026 SCHEDULE
DISSECTING ROOM PART 2 ORAL TEST 2026 SCHEDULE
DISSECTING ROOM PART 2 TEST QUESTIONS 2025_26
COMMISSION CREDIT - WINTER SEMESTER
According to the Regulations of Studies, chapter VII, art. 32 § 1,5,6 and art.33 § 1, 2, 4, 7, 8 and Department of Anatomy regulations students should get the subject credit in the winter semester to the end of the winter re-take period (8th of March). Based on that I am setting the following date for the commission credits.
FINAL COMMISSION TEST – ORAL (final opportunity to receive credit)*
for all students who have not obtained a credit so far will be performed on the 23rd of February (Monday) in room 29 on the first floor of Collegium Anatomicum at 10.30 AM
The oral test includes the whole semester material (considering the material completed on classes till 13th January and lectures till 12th January)
All students passing the whole semester material – will be oblige to answer four drawing questions.
OSTEOLOGY – 1.bones or skull, 2.joints;
DISSECTING ROOM – 3.muscles or vessels or nerves, 4.viscera.
Subject Coordinator
Marek Syrycki Professor MWU
- students who have failed the practical test (PINS) may be given additional questions on the identification of anatomical structures.
DISSECTING ROOM PART 1 TEST QUESTIONS
The OSTEOLOGY & SYNDESMOLOGY RETAKE test (oral) for DENTISTRY FACULTY will be performed on Monday 17th November according to the following schedule in Table 5 in the Dissecting Room.
9.00 - 9.40 GROUP 1
9.40 - 10.05 GROUP 2
In order to avoid excessive student congestion, the prescribed test hours should be adhered to. Students take the test in pairs. Students wait for the test in the vestibule of the dissecting room, taking seats nearby the cabinets with anatomical models. Due to the limited time of the test, the students themselves agree on the order of taking them, avoiding taking unnecessary breaks.
To pass the test, the student must provide a basic answer to each of the three questions asked (BONES; JOINTS; SKULL). Failure to answer any of the questions correctly results in the test being aborted and a failing grade
Marek Syrycki Professor MWU
Subject Coordinator
PLAN DENTISTRY ED
MONDAY (Syrycki)
LECTURE 9.00-9.45 PROF.SYRYCKI – ON LINE – FIRST LECTURE 6.10.2025
SEMINARY 9.30-10.15 PROF.SYRYCKI – SALA OSTEOLOGICZNA 1ST FLOOR –
FIRST SEMINARY 27.10.2025
CLASSES GROUP 1 - PROF. SYRYCKI
MONDAY 10.15-11.45
CLASSES GROUP 2 - DR GRZELAK
TUESDAY 15.00-16.30
FRIDAY
CLASSES GROUP 1 - PROF. SYRYCKI 9.15-10.45
CLASSES GROUP 2 - DR GRZELAK 8.30-10.00
The classes will take place in the dissection room. First class on 3 October 2025.
White medical coats must be worn in the dissection room.
The Coordinator of the subject of Normal Anatomy for English Division
Marek Syrycki MD PhD
Professor UMW