Functional Anatomy

Welcome to the Functional Anatomy online course!

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Course instructor

Henry Kristoving Course instructor

Overview of the e-course

Prerequisites for completing the e-course and more

1. Introduction, the skeletal system, the main parts of the body and the main movements of the human body

1.1. Introduction

1.2. Skeletal system

1.3. Main parts of the body

1.4 Main movements of the human body

1.5. Assessment of learning outcomes

2. Musculoskeletal system: skeletal muscles of the upper limb

2.1. Introduction

2.2. Skeletal muscles of the shoulder girdle

2.3. Skeletal muscles of the upper arm

2.4. Skeletal muscles of the forearm

2.5. Skeletal muscles of the hand

2.6. Assessment of learning outcomes

3. Musculoskeletal system: skeletal muscles of the head, neck and trunk; pelvic tilt

3.1. Skeletal muscles of the head and neck

3.2. Skeletal muscles of the chest

3.3. Skeletal muscles of the abdomen

3.4. Skeletal muscles of the back

3.5. Pelvic tilt

3.6. Assessment of learning outcomes

4. Musculoskeletal system: skeletal muscles of the lower limb; foot arches

4.1. Skeletal muscles of the pelvic girdle

4.2. Skeletal muscles of the thigh

4.3. Skeletal muscles of the lower leg

4.4. Skeletal muscles of the foot

4.5. Arches of the foot: longitudinal arches and transverse arch

4.6. Assessment of learning outcomes

5. Respiratory muscles

5.1. Introduction

5.2. Inspiratory muscles

5.3. Expiratory muscles

5.4. Assessment of learning outcomes

Assessment of learning outcomes

Final test

Written assessment