Anatomy and General Kinesiology

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Department of Health Care Disciplines and Population Protection

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General anatomy comprises the general nomenclature, directions and areas within the human body and brief outline of the general structure of particular tissues originating from individual germ layers (embryonal endoblast, mesoblast and ectoblast). Special anatomy deals with the structure and names of parts of individual organ systems. The individual systems are as follows: bones (osteology), joints (arthrology), parts of the locomotor apparatus (proximal and distal limbs, girdles, spine and skull), muscles (myology), endocrine glands, sexual glands, heart and circulation system (arteries, veins and lymph system), peripheral and central nervous system, sensory apparatus, skin and mammary gland. The delimitation of the term kinesiology is presented as a science dealing with the body movements. Biomechanical characteristics of tissues forming the locomotor apparatus. Visceral organs, blood streaming.

Biomechanics of breathing and function of skeletal muscles beyond the locomotor apparatus. Kinesiology of standing, walking, individual body parts.

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The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Physiotherapy - full-time (compulsory course)