Class Functional Anatomy

Functional Anatomy is a fundamental Curricular Unit in the training process of the 1st Cycle in Physical Education and Sport. Its program contents cover the structural and functional organization of the human body, with emphasis on the skeletal and muscular system. The grammar contents taught are crucial for understanding human movement, which is the basis for the work of subsequent Curricular Units, such as, for example, Morphophysiology I, Morphophysiology II, Exercise Physiology, Sports Biomechanics, Traumatology and Exercise, among others.

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CP1. GENERAL CONCEPTS: general organization of the human body, anatomical position, planes and axes of movement CP2. OSTEOLOGY: axial and appendicular skeleton CP3. ARTHROLOGY: spine, chest, hips, lower and upper limbs CP4. MYOLOGY: trunk, limbs upper and lower limbs CP5. KINESIOLOGY: general bases of human movement

Different teaching methodologies (ME) will be used: Demonstration, experimentation and practical exercise (ME1), Resolution of practical cases (ME2), Problem-based learning (ME3), Video viewing and discussion (ME4), Small group activities (ME4; ME5), Feedback information provided by the teacher about the work developed (ME6)

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