Course aims:

The course aims to ensure that students acquire fundamental notions about human anatomy, microscopic and macroscopic structure of the human body, both as a whole and analytically, on devices and systems, with emphasis on the anatomy of the musculoskeletal system, given the specifics of the specializations at the level of undergraduate studies
The course aims to present the main topographic regions of the body, to analyze the biomechanics of the main joints of the body, to describe from a biomechanical point of view the main movements of the body in physical activity.
The course aims to present the main topographic regions of the body, to analyze the biomechanics of the main joints of the body, to describe from a biomechanical point of view the main movements of the body in physical activity.

Course Entry Requirements:

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Course contents:

General notions of topographic anatomy

Osteology 

Myology 

The muscle system

Nervous system

General notions of biomechanics 

Teaching methods:

Lectures, exemplifications

Learning outcomes:

Theoretical and, especially, practical acquisition of notions related to the main anatomical elements of the musculoskeletal system, especially the human body in general. The habit of performing the joint balance at the joints of the upper, lower limb and spine. 

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

50% written exam, 50% oral verification

Recommended reading:

Netter F.H., Atlas de anatomie a omulu, Editura Medicală Callisto, Bucuresti, 1981, -.
Papilian Victor, Anatomia Omului –Aparatul Locomor, All, Bucuresti, 2003, -.
Ionel Roșu, Călin Istrate, Monica Silvester, Enciclopedia corpului uman, Corint, Bucuresti, 2009, -.