Anatomy and General Kinesiology II

Grading of the course requires grading of the following courses:

Anatomy and General Kinesiology I (17BFAOK1)

Lecturer:

Ivan Dylevský (gar.)

Tutor:

Taťána Jarošíková, Adam Král, Marián Liberko, Radek Matlach, Kamal Mezian

Supervisor:

Department of medical branches and humanities

Synopsis:

General anatomy comprises 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), particular 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.

Requirements:

credit:

100% attendance + basic knowledge of their courses -

continuously controlled.

examination:

Demonstration of the knowledge mastered by a written test, 80 % success rate.

Oral examination on the basis of the decision field supervisor.

caution: intervals between repeated examinations must not be shorter than seven days.

Syllabus of lectures:

The principle of building the digestive system. Clinically significant landscape

Gastrointestinal system function

Building the kidneys and urinary tract

Respiration

Functional Morphology reproductive systems. Fertilization pregnancies.

Physiology of endocrine glands

Neurosciences, concept, definition. Basic principles of connectivity. Establishment of management systems.

Spinal cord, the construction segment. Spinal nerve.

Brainstem

Cerebellum

Cerebrum

Physiology of the senses - the eye

Physiology of the senses - hearing and equilibrium body

Consultation Week

Syllabus of tutorials:

Demonstration of the digestive system organs. PowerLab

Liver function, metabolic diseases. Dietary composition. Fundamentals of nutrition. PowerLab

Demonstration of the kidneys. Topography of pelvic organs

Homeostasis, transport of substances kidney. PowerLab

Demonstration of genital structures. Gravitest. Parturition-lactation

Breast stressful situations. PoweLab

Polarization of the membrane. Sleep potential. Initiative - reflex response.

Physiological basis of reflexology. Possibilities of clinical use

Physiology of the brain stem. PoweLab

Physiology of the cerebellum. PoweLab

Integrative function of the CNS, EEG, biorhythms. PoweLab

Basic physiology of the eye and vision. PoweLab

Basic physiology of hearing PoweLab

Essay

Study Objective:

Targets:

to master basic knowledge within the subject to the extent necessary for the performance of the profession in the branch Physiotherapist.

Study materials:

Dylevský, I.: Funkční anatomie člověka, Grada 2009

Feneis, H.: Obrazový anatomický slovník, Grada 2007

Mourek, J.: Fyziologie, Grada 2005

Dylevský I., : Dětský pohybový systém, Palestra, Vysoká škola tělesné výchovy a sportu PALESTRA, spol. s r.o., 2011

Note:

Time-table for winter semester 2011/2012:

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Time-table for summer semester 2011/2012:

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The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Bakalářský studijní obor Fyzioterapie - prezenční (compulsory course)