Català Castellano
DEGREE CURRICULUM
HUMAN BODY'S STRUCTURE 2
Coordination:
AIGUADE AIGUADE, RAMON
Academic year 2023-24
DEGREE CURRICULUM: HUMAN BODY'S STRUCTURE 2 2023-24

Subject's general information
Subject nameHUMAN BODY'S STRUCTURE 2
Code102701
Semester2nd Q(SEMESTER) CONTINUED EVALUATION
Typology
DegreeCourseCharacterModality
Bachelor's Degree in Physiotherapy1COMMON/COREAttendance-based
Double bachelor's degree: Degree in Nursing and Degree in Physiotherapy1COMMON/COREAttendance-based
Double bachelor's degree: Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and Physiotherapy1COMMON/COREAttendance-based
Course number of credits (ECTS)6
Type of activity, credits, and groups
Activity typePRAULATEORIA
Number of credits33
Number of groups31
CoordinationAIGUADE AIGUADE, RAMON
DepartmentNURSING AND PHYSIOTHERAPY
Important information on data processingConsult this link for more information.
Teaching staffE-mail addressesCredits taught by teacherOffice and hour of attention
AIGUADE AIGUADE, RAMONramon.aiguade@udl.cat2,5
MOURE ROMERO, LOURDESlurdes.moure@udl.cat3,5
ROCA CARBONELL, MARÇALrocamarcal@gmail.com6
Learning objectives

General objective

Integrate the anatomy to the clinical practice of physiotherapy and the respective double degrees.

Specific objectives.

  1. Identify anatomical column structures (II) thorax, pelvis and lower limb
  2. Determine the principles of functional anatomy that facilitate movement in each joint of, column (II) thorax, pelvis and lower limb
  3. Identify by means of palpation the anatomical structures of head, column (II) thorax, pelvis and lower limb
  4. Learn the anatomy of the nervous system and its correlation with the rest of musculo-skeletal structures, devices and systems.
  5. Knowledge of the internal reality of the musculo-skeletal system through dissection and osteoporosis practices
Competences

Specific competences of the Degree:

CE1 To know and understand the morphology, physiology, pathology and behavior of people, both healthy and ill, in the natural and social environment.

Learning outcomes:

1.1 Identify and describe the elements that constitute the morphology of the human being.

1.2 Differentiate each of the components of the human being from its biochemical level to its systemic level, and its possible alterations

1.3 Recognize the elements that constitute the morphology of the human being through the practical palpation of living subjects

 

CE2 Know and understand the sciences, models, techniques and instruments on which the physiotherapy is founded, articulated and developed.

Learning outcomes:

2.1 Understand the general theories, basic and proper of Physiotherapy.

2.5 Know how to use the most common health terminology among health professionals, applied to the physiotherapy model.

 

CE3 Understand and understand physiotherapeutic methods, procedures and performances, aimed at both the therapeutic technique applied to the pre-education or functional recovery clinic, as well as activities aimed at the promotion and maintenance of health.

Learning outcomes:

3.2 Recognize the general and specific procedures of Physiotherapy.

3.7 Identify the physiological and structural changes that may occur as a result of physiotherapy intervention

Double degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics and Physiotherapy:

CE4 To know the structure of the human body from the molecular level to the whole organism, in the different stages of life.

Learning outcomes:

4.1 Identify and describe the elements that constitute the structure of the human being.

4.2 Differentiate each of the components of the human being from the molecular level to the systemic level in the different stages of life.

4.3 Recognize the elements that constitute the morphology of the human being through the practical palpation of living subjects

 

GENERAL COMPETENCES OF THE DEGREE

CG1 Communicate effectively and clearly, both orally and in writing, with the users of the healthcare system as well as with other professionals

CG4 Respect for the fundamental rights of equality between men and women, for the promotion of Human Rights and the values ​​of a culture of peace and democratic values.

 

Strategic competences of the University:

CEUdL1 Adequate understanding and oral and written expression of Catalan and Spanish;

CEUdL2 Significant command of a foreign language, especially English;

CEUdL3 Training in the use of new technologies and information and communication technologies;

CEUdL4 Basic knowledge of entrepreneurship and professional environments;

CEUdL5 Essential notions of scientific thought.

Subject contents

SUBJECT 1: Artrology and myology of pelvis, thorax and abdomen. Blood vessels and innervation.
THEME 2: Palpation of the spine, chest and pelvis (II)
THEME 3: Osteology, arthrology and myology of lower extremities. Blood vessels and innervation.
UNIT 4: Palpation of lower extremities.
UNIT 5: Nervous system, descriptive anatomy. Plexuses
UNIT 6: Palpation of the nervous system.

Methodology

In this subject, the student is the protagonist of the continuous learning throughout the course. During the course, theoretical and practical classes will be combined

The practical classes will be fundamentally palpatory, although practical seminars will also be carried out with classroom exercises, osteotheca sessions and corpse dissection sessions

Attendance to group classes is compulsory to be able to pass the subject

The classes of a large group will be basically descriptive but requesting the participation of the students. Class activities will be performed as a visualization of dissection images to identify muscle and joint structures. Likewise, classroom activities are proposed to facilitate and integrate learning and will have complementary material outside of notes or slides worked in the classroom.

The classes of small group will be devoted essentially to palpation, osteoteca and cadaver dissection. For classes of small group it will be essential to respect the regulations of the different classes such as dissection, osteotheca and palpation. Other activities in the classroom are also plated that allow better learning such as description of bone in osteoteca, explanation of a region for peers and dissection.

For the classes of palpation students will have a list of structures to explore (non-exhaustive list) that will facilitate and guide the matter that is subject to examination.

Development plan

The subject will be developed through master classes where the whole theoretical part of the syllabus and mainly practical seminars will be taught where it will be taught to feel the different structures studied in the theoretical part.

Evaluation

The evaluation of the learning will be done in the following way:

EVALUATION: The final grade of the course will consist of 2 evaluation activities:

The final score will be out of the average of the 3 tasks, it is necessary to obtain at least 50% of the maximum possible score in a global way, although in order to be able to do the means it is necessary to have obtained, at the individual level, at least one 50% of the theoretical exam score and 50% in the practical exam.

EVALUATION IN THE 2nd CALL
It is scheduled after the first call and both suspended students can do so, as well as those approved with the intention of raising notes, but in this case the approved waives the note of the first convocation and will only count the note of the second, being able to suspend If in the second convocation the note is suspended even though the first one would have passed.

In the case of suspending any of the 2 exams (theory or practice) the entire subject is suspended and the student must enroll and complete the subject. In this case it is not possible to save a note of the partial examinations for other enrollments.

Unique evaluation:

Those students who request it, within the corresponding deadlines, may opt for the single Evaluation. This Assessment will be through the attendance of the theoretical and practical examinations in the first call, on the official dates allocated to them, and with the same punctuation rules indicated for the rest of the students

Bibliography

Bibliography and resources

 

ENLLAÇOS D´INTERÉS EN ANATOMIA

            Recursos generals d´anatomia. Atles i llibres on-line

Cross section

Radiological Anatomy

http://classes.kumc.edu/som/radanatomy/

http://www.rad.washington.edu/anatomy/index.html

https://www.radiology.wisc.edu/education/resources/learning-materials/

          

 

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