Teaching Methodologies
Three theorical lectures of 180 min. Two weekly practical classes of 120 min. The classes are designed to deliver information on the study of human motion and develop the ability to perform the procedures indispensable in this analysis to a physiotherapist.
Continuous assessment through participation in class activities (worksheets). Theoretical evaluation.
The final score is calculated by the formula: 0.15 x Average worksheets + 0.85 x theoretical evaluation (min 8.5).
Learning Results
Develop und, standing and assessment of normal human movement and allow recognition of altered movement.
Program
Movement concepts and terminology Body movement
Reference systems
Human movement Neuromechanics Bone Biomechanics
Joint Biomechanics
Muscle Biomechanics
Development Biomechanics
Upper limb movement
Lower limb movement
Head, trunk and peleis movement Posture and walking
Static and dynamic postura! analysis; Movements analysis
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
Bibliografia Principal
Fisiologia articular / I. A. Kapandji. São Paulo : Manole, 1990 Volumes 1, 2 e 3 – 615.8 KAP
Human movement 1 P. M. Galley, A. L. Forster. – Melbourne : Churchill Livingstone, 1987 615.8 GAL
Biomecãnica básica HALL, Susan J.1991- 615.8.82 HAL
Bases biomecãnicas do movimento humano / Joseph Hamill, Kathleen M. Knutzen. – São Paulo : Manole, 1999 615.8 Ham Bas
Bases Neuromecãnicas da cinesiologia, Roger M Enoka — 615.8 ENO BAC The biophysical foundations of human movement / Bruce Abemethy…fet al]. – Champaign : Human Kinetics, 2005
Bibliografia Complementar
Atlas de anatomia do movimento / Rolf Wirhed. – São Paulo : Manole, [s.d.] 615.8 WIR
Functional human movement / ed. Brian R. Durward, Gillian D. Baer, Philip J. Rowe. – Oxford : Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999 615.8 FUN
Anatomy and human movement / Nigel Palastanga, Derek Field, Roger Soames.