05105 - Kinesiology (IM)

Learning outcomes

At the end of the course the student has the knowledge and ability to understand the principles of kinesiology in relation to the basic gestures of human movement, the breadth and quality of the excursion of the joints, strength and muscle length.

Course contents

BACKGROUND

General knowledge about planes and axes of movement

Recalls of functional anatomy of the joints and muscles

SHOULDER

Anatomical and functional premises

Abduction

Adduction

Flexion

Extension

Intra-external rotation

ELBOW

Anatomical and functional premises

Flexion

Extension

WRIST

Anatomical and functional premises

Flexion

Extension

Pronation and supination

Ulnar deviation and radial

HAND

Anatomical and functional premises

Kinesiology analytical carpal, metacarpophalangeal and of the fingers.

HIP

Anatomical and functional premises

Abduction

Adduction

Flexion

Extension

Intra-external rotation

BASIN

Anatomical and functional premises

Kinesiology basin in relation to the spine and lower limbs

KNEE

Anatomical and functional premises

Flexion

Extension

Intra-external rotation

ANKLE AND FOOT

Anatomical and functional premises

Flexion

Extension

Pronation and supination

Eversion-inversion

Kinesiology analytical tarsus, the metatarsophalangeal joints and fingers.

THE SPINE

Anatomical and functional premises

The different segments of the spine: anatomical and functional differences

The spine as a whole and in relation to the pelvis and lower limbs

CAGE Thoracic and CINGOLI SCAPULOHUMERAL-HUMERAL

Anatomical and functional premises

The kinesiology of the rib cage as a whole

TEMPORO MANDIBULAR ARTICULATION

Anatomical and functional premises

The kinesiology

SKULL

Bone and muscle

 

THE PATH

Readings/Bibliography

I. A. Kapandji Anatomia funzionale - Vol.1, 2 e 3- Monduzzi Editore

Teaching methods

Lectures

Assessment methods

Written test

Teaching tools

Pc and projector, anatomical models

Office hours

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