Basics of Physiotherapy: Clinical Biomechanics 1855-F2-BK-SJ

(in Polish) 1. Obligatory hours carried out with the participation of the teacher: - lectures - 5 h (0,2 ECTS) - tutorials - 15 h (0,5 ECTS) 20 h = 0,7 ECTS 2. Preparation for tutorials, homework - 5 h = 0,15 ECTS 3. Preparation for final test – 5 h = 0,15 ECTS Total student workload: 30 h = 1 ECTS

(in Polish) Student knows and understands: W1: biomechanical principles of body statics and motor activities of healthy and sick people - A.W13 W2: Principles of motor control and theories and concepts of the process of motor control and activity - A.W15 W3: The basics of learning movement and movement control - A.W16

(in Polish) Student can: U1: evaluate the state of the human movement system in the statics and dynamics conditions - A.U9 U2: is able to perform a detailed biomechanical analysis of simple and complex human movements in normal conditions and in the case of various disorders of the movent system - A.U10 U3: can predict the effects of applying various mechanical loads on pathologically changed structures of the human body - A.U11 U4: interpret scientific research and relate it to the current state of knowledge - E.U2 U5: use specialized national and foreign scientific literature - E.U3

(in Polish) Student is ready to: K1: perceiving and recognizing one's own limitations, making self-assessment of educational deficits and needs - K5 K2: is ready to use objective sources of information - K6 K3: is ready to implement the principles of professional camaraderie and teamwork - K7

(in Polish) LECTURE • informative lecture • seminar lecture TUTORIALS • didactic discussion • solving problems and tasks • investigations using diagnostic equipment (gait analysis, posturography, testing muscle parameters) • multimedia presentation

(in Polish) Knowledge of the anatomy of the skeletal and muscular systems Knowledge of applied biomechanics in the range of the third semester.

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