Human Anatomy

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Individual work	-	-
Acquisition of anatomical terms, repetition of lecture material, use of visual circuits. Regular teaching is a prerequisite for successfully passing tests and exams.
2. Worksheets	5.00% from total grade	Test
Thematic worksheets are designed as knowledge-building tasks: The skeleton and its joints neck, torso and back muscles upper limb muscles lower limb muscles The purpose of these works is to virtually link theory to visual and analytical application of knowledge.
3. Crossword puzzles	5.00% from total grade	Test
– Interactive exercises on: the nervous system cardiovascular systems This work promotes the acquisition of terminology and tests the student’s ability to structure knowledge.

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Test about skeleton and its joints	20.00% from total grade	10 points
– Includes all themes of skeleton (torso skeleton, upper and lower limb skeleton) and basic terminology. – objective: test students’ knowledge of anatomy terms and ability to identify bones and joints, determine their structure and function.
2. Muscle system test	25.00% from total grade	10 points
– Covers themes: neck, torso and back muscles, shoulder gridle and arm muscles, pelvic gridle and leg muscles. — Target: assess the anatomical knowledge of muscle groups and their functional role in movements.
3. System test	10.00% from total grade	10 points
– Topics: heart structure, circulatory system , arteries and veins, central and peripheral nervous system. – objective: to test knowledge of the functional systems of the human body and their role in sport.
4. Final exam	30.00% from total grade	10 points
Integrated whole course test (skeleton, muscles, organ systems) — objective: assess a student’s ability to link the different levels of anatomical knowledge to practical importance in sport and health.

Introduction to human anatomy Description Anatomy history, research methods, terminology

Chest cavity skeleton (spine, chest) Description Structure, movement possibilities, meaning in posture and breathing.

Chest cavity skeleton (spine, chest) Description Structure, movement possibilities, meaning in posture and breathing.

Upper limb skeleton and its joints Description Shoulder gridle, humerus, forearm, hand; joints in upper limb and main movements

Upper limb skeleton and its joints Description Shoulder gridle, humerus, forearm, hand; joints in upper limb and main movements

Upper limb skeleton and its joints Description Shoulder gridle, humerus, forearm, hand; joints in upper limb and main movements

Lower limb skeleton and its joints Description Pelvic gridle, thigh, lower leg, foot; joints in lower limb - role in support and movement.

Lower limb skeleton and its joints Description Pelvic gridle, thigh, lower leg, foot; joints in lower limb - role in support and movement.

Lower limb skeleton and its joints Description Pelvic gridle, thigh, lower leg, foot; joints in lower limb - role in support and movement.

Introduction in Myology. Description Muscle construction, contraction mechanisms, classification.

Neck, torso and back muscles Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Neck, torso and back muscles Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Shoulder gridle and upper extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Shoulder gridle and upper extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Pelvic gridle and lower extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Pelvic gridle and lower extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Central nervous system. Description Description of the total nervous system; structure and functions of the brain and spinal cord

Central nervous system. Description Description of the total nervous system; structure and functions of the brain and spinal cord

Central nervous system. Description Description of the total nervous system; structure and functions of the brain and spinal cord

Peripheral nervous system. Description Cranial and spinal nerves; autonomous nervous system and motion regulation mechanisms.

Peripheral nervous system. Description Cranial and spinal nerves; autonomous nervous system and motion regulation mechanisms.

Peripheral nervous system. Description Cranial and spinal nerves; autonomous nervous system and motion regulation mechanisms.

Introduction to human anatomy Description Anatomy history, research methods, terminology

Chest cavity skeleton (spine, chest) Description Structure, movement possibilities, meaning in posture and breathing.

Upper limb skeleton and its joints Description Shoulder gridle, humerus, forearm, hand; joints in upper limb and main movements

Upper limb skeleton and its joints Description Shoulder gridle, humerus, forearm, hand; joints in upper limb and main movements

Lower limb skeleton and its joints Description Pelvic gridle, thigh, lower leg, foot; joints in lower limb - role in support and movement.

Lower limb skeleton and its joints Description Pelvic gridle, thigh, lower leg, foot; joints in lower limb - role in support and movement.

Introduction in Myology. Description Muscle construction, contraction mechanisms, classification.

Neck, torso and back muscles Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Shoulder gridle and upper extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Shoulder gridle and upper extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Pelvic gridle and lower extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

Pelvic gridle and lower extremity muscles. Description Main muscle groups and their division, muscle attachment points and functions or movements they perform

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

The structure of the heart. Description Facts, structure, cycle of operation, provision of circulation.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Circulatory system, arteries and veins. Description The systemic and pulmonary circulation; the types, structure and meaning of the main blood vessels.

Central nervous system. Description Description of the total nervous system; structure and functions of the brain and spinal cord

Peripheral nervous system. Description Cranial and spinal nerves; autonomous nervous system and motion regulation mechanisms.