Veidlapa Nr. M-3 (8)
Study Course Description
Human Functioning
Course Code
LSPA_501
Branch of Science
Anatomy; Basic medicine; Medicinal Biomechanics; Normal Physiology
ECTS
15.00
Target Audience
Sports Trainer
LQF
All Levels
Study Type And Form
Full-Time; Part-Time
Study Course Implementer
Course Supervisor
Inese Pontaga
Structure Unit Manager
Uģis Ciematnieks
Structural Unit
Department of Sports Theory
Contacts
LSPA, Brīvības gatve 333, Riga, LV-1006
About Study Course
Objective
Acquired deep knowledge of the structure, functions, and motion analysis of the human body, learning the effects of sports training on the development, growth, uniformity of shape, and function of the human body. Acquired medical basics of Latin terminology in anatomy, physiology, and other medical disciplines; acquired physiological and motion analysis research skills. The knowledge background necessary for learning other medical and biological study courses has been provided.
Preliminary Knowledge
Secondary or special education, including subjects of the natural sciences profile: biology, anatomy, physics, inorganic and organic chemistry.
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge
1.Describes the structure of the skeletal: trunk and limb bones, joints.
Individual work and tests
Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Upper limb osteosyndesmology • Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb • Exam in Anatomy
2.Describes the skeletal muscles' structure, attachment sites, and functions.
Individual work and tests
Upper limb myology • Lower limb myology • Exam in Anatomy • Trunk myology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
3.Describe the structure, functions of the heart, and systemic and pulmonary circulation.
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Cardiovascular anatomy
4.Explains the structure and role of each part of the central nervous system in motion regulation.
Individual work and tests
Anatomy of the nervous system • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
5.Explains the structural changes in the body that develop under the influence of regular sports training.
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in Anatomy • Dynamic anatomy
6.Understand the dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: describe the phases of movement, describe the muscles and joints that participate in motion execution.
Individual work and tests
Dynamic anatomy • Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements • Prepare a PowerPoint presentation about your sport’s motion analysis from a dynamic anatomy perspective • Analysis of movements of a kind of sport from the aspect of dynamic anatomy • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
7.Describes the structure and functions of biomechanical systems
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements • Exam in sports biomechanics
8.Explains human motor activity as a physical and biological process
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
9.Describes motor operation as a motion system, a systemic structural approach to motion analysis
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements • Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements • Exam in sports biomechanics
10.Explains the classic mechanics adapted for human motion analysis
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements • Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements • Biomechanical analysis of movements of a kind of sport • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
11.Describes the biomechanical aspects of the process of building and operating motor operations
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Exam in sports biomechanics
12.Biomechanical methods for assessing the level of acquisition of raksuro motor operations
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
13.Description of mechanical properties of biological tissues and materials
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics
14.Understand the biomechanical patterns of muscles, the biodynamics of muscle contraction
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
15.Understand the mechanical conditions of muscle function
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics • Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements
16.Describes methods for obtaining and analysing biomechanical movement indicators
Individual work and tests
Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements • Exam in sports biomechanics • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
17.Describes the kinematics, dynamics and energy of human movements
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Biomechanical analysis of movements of a kind of sport • Exam in sports biomechanics • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements
18.Understand methods for assessing and developing human physical characteristics
Individual work and tests
Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics • Biomechanical characterisation of speed characteristics • Biomechanical characterisation of endurance • Exam in sports biomechanics • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
19.Understand the causes of injury and prevention measures in sports training
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics
20.Describes the individual and group characteristics of the technical mastery of sport
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
21.Understand posture assessment methods and prevention measures
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics
22.Explains locomotion, movement mechanics and biomechanics
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Biomechanical analysis of movements of a kind of sport
23.Understand the dependence of human motor control on body somatotype and composition
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Exam in sports biomechanics
24.Explains the role of anatomically physiological maturation in the ontogenesis of human motor
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
25.Describe the functions and methods of measuring physiological parameters, technologies of the healthy human body
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in physiology
26.Describes the composition and functions of the blood
Individual work and tests
Exam in physiology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Blood, cardiovascular physiology
27.Describes the structure and functions of the heart
Individual work and tests
Blood, cardiovascular physiology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in physiology
28.Describes the structure and functions of the circulatory system
Individual work and tests
Exam in physiology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Blood, cardiovascular physiology
29.Explains the structure and functions of the respiratory system
Individual work and tests
Respiratory and muscular physiology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in physiology
30.Explains muscle structure, types of muscle fibers, types of contractions, working modes and types of contractions
Individual work and tests
Exam in physiology • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Respiratory and muscular physiology
31.Describes the role of the central nervous system in motion regulation
Individual work and tests
Physiology of the nervous system and motor control • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in physiology
32.Explains the structure and functions of the digestive system
Individual work and tests
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems
33.Describes metabolic and energy exchange processes in the body
Individual work and tests
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation
34.Describes endocrine glands, hormones and their functions
Individual work and tests
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems
35.Explains the excretory system and thermal regulation functions
Individual work and tests
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation
36.Describe the sensory systems and their functions
Individual work and tests
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems
Skills
1.Show muscles, bones, parts of the brain, etc. on mulages, anatomical preparations, and posters.
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in Anatomy
2.Determines the joints and muscles that participated in performing the exercise.
Individual work and tests
Analysis of movements of a kind of sport from the aspect of dynamic anatomy • Prepare a PowerPoint presentation about your sport’s motion analysis from a dynamic anatomy perspective • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
3.Perform mechanical and biomechanical analysis of human movement, physical exercise
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Biomechanical analysis of movements of a kind of sport • Exam in sports biomechanics • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health • Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements
4.Chooses physical exercises to improve a person’s physical fitness or to ensure health, justifies this choice
Individual work and tests
Biomechanical characterisation of endurance • Exam in sports biomechanics • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
5.Justifies the conditions for exercising according to the age, sex, level of physical fitness of the person
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics
6.Opts for exercise and justifies this choice for developing the strength characteristics of different muscle groups
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
7.Detects risks of sports injuries of physical exercise, explains causes of injury and preventative measures
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics
8.Assess human posture, take measures to improve static and dynamic posture
Individual work and tests
Exam in sports biomechanics • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
9.Assess human balancing capacity, take measures to improve balance
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in sports biomechanics
10.Determines the heart rate, counts the pulse rate.
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
11.Measures arterial blood pressure.
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
12.Determine the static volumes of the lungs.
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
13.Measures muscle strength.
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
14.Determines tendon reflexes.
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
15.Determines visual acuity and field of vision
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
16.Determines the accuracy of skin kinaesthetic sensations
Individual work and tests
Development of laboratory work in groups
Competences
1.Analyses muscle function in different movements – which joints which muscles work in different sports movements.
Individual work and tests
Dynamic anatomy • Analysis of movements of a kind of sport from the aspect of dynamic anatomy • Exam in Anatomy • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
2.Analyses muscle function in different movements – what joints, what muscles and in what order work in different sports movements.
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Prepare a PowerPoint presentation about your sport’s motion analysis from a dynamic anatomy perspective • Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health
3.Biomechanical conditions for the selection and performance of physical exercises shall be analysed taking into account the specific characteristics of human age, sex and physical fitness
Individual work and tests
Biomechanical characterisation of endurance • Biomechanical characterisation of speed characteristics • Exam in sports biomechanics • Biomechanical analysis of movements of a kind of sport • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
4.Evaluate movement management issues taking into account human age, individualize physical exercise choices
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
5.Analyses the selection of physical exercises and performance conditions for improvement of strength, speed, endurance, etc.
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Biomechanical characterisation of speed characteristics • Biomechanical characterisation of endurance • Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics
6.Analytically evaluate, discuss issues related to human age, gender, health, physical fitness and motion performance techniques based on sports biomechanics knowledge
Individual work and tests
Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology
7.Analyze the main physiological functional indicators of blood composition, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems and evaluate them against norms or literature data
Individual work and tests
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Exam in physiology • Respiratory and muscular physiology • Blood, cardiovascular physiology
8.Analyses possible causes of deviation of physiological parameters from the norm
Individual work and tests
Blood, cardiovascular physiology • Respiratory and muscular physiology • Exam in physiology • Physiology of the nervous system and motor control • Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation
9.Assess the main physiological indicators of the digestive system, metabolic and energy change, internal secretion, output system, vision, hearing, vestibular and kinaesthetic sensations, and compare them with normative and literary data
Individual work and tests
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation • Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems
Assessment
Individual work
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Title
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Grade
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1.
Preparation for test work and final exams in anatomy, dynamic anatomy, sports biomechanics and normal physiology |
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Students prepare independently for tests and final exams on all topics provided for in the course using lecture materials, video lectures and materials, self-study tests in e-studies, and textbooks. |
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2.
Prepare a PowerPoint presentation about your sport’s motion analysis from a dynamic anatomy perspective |
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Student prepares a presentation on the analysis of movement of his or her sport (joints and muscles involved). |
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3.
Biomechanical analysis of movements of a kind of sport |
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Student independently prepares and submits a report on biomechanical analysis of movement of his or her sport using sources of scientific literature. |
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4.
Development of laboratory work in groups |
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Test
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During practical classes, students in groups develop five laboratory works on the topic of the lesson. Laboratory work is assessed by a test. |
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Examination
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Title
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% from total grade
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Grade
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1.
Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on vertebral and torso osteosyndesmology. |
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2.
Upper limb osteosyndesmology |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A written test work on the osteosyndesmology of the upper limb. |
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3.
Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A written test work on the osteosyndesmology of the lower limb. |
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4.
Trunk myology |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on trunk myology. |
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5.
Upper limb myology |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A written test work on the myology of the upper limb. |
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6.
Lower limb myology |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on the myology of the lower limb. |
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7.
Cardiovascular anatomy |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on the cardiovascular system. |
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8.
Anatomy of the nervous system |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on the nervous system. |
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9.
Exam in Anatomy |
14.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Oral exam on anatomy of the musculoskeletal system. Student answers 3 chosen ticket questions about: 1) passive motion apparatus (skeletal osteosyndesmology); 2) the active movement apparatus (myology) and 3) characterise possible movements in the certain joint and muscles which are involved in the execution of these movements. |
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10.
Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements |
3.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test on analysis of dynamic anatomy of basic human movements. |
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11.
Analysis of movements of a kind of sport from the aspect of dynamic anatomy |
3.00% from total grade
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10 points
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During the practical class, the student presents an analysis of the movements of his or her sport from the aspect of dynamic anatomy. |
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12.
Dynamic anatomy |
4.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Oral exam in Dynamic Anatomy (joints and muscles involved in basic and sporting movements). |
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13.
Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test on mechanical work, power, and energy in human movements. |
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14.
Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics. |
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15.
Biomechanical characterisation of speed characteristics |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test work on the biomechanical characterisation of speed properties. |
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16.
Biomechanical characterisation of endurance |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test on the biomechanical characterisation of endurance. |
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17.
Analysis of walking, running movements, effects on human health |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test on walking, running, and human health. |
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18.
Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements |
2.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Written test on linear and rotation motion biomechanics. |
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19.
Biomechanical motion analysis of a kind of sport |
8.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Student prepares and submits a report on biomechanical analysis of movement of his or her sport. |
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20.
Exam in sports biomechanics |
10.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A written exam on all themes of sports biomechanics. |
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21.
Blood, cardiovascular physiology |
3.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Test in e-studies on blood, cardiovascular physiology |
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22.
Respiratory and muscular physiology |
3.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A test in e-studies on respiratory and muscular physiology. |
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23.
Physiology of the nervous system and motor control |
3.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A test in e-studies on the physiology of the nervous system and motor control. |
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24.
Exam in physiology |
12.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Oral exam on physiology of the blood, heart, circulation, breathing, muscle, and nervous system. Students answer 3 questions on the chosen ticket. |
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25.
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretion systems, and thermoregulation |
3.00% from total grade
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10 points
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Practical class and test in the e-course on the physiology of digestion, metabolism, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory system, and theroregulation. |
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26.
Physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation and sensory systems |
6.00% from total grade
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10 points
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A written exam on topics: physiology of digestion, metabolism, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermoregulation, and sensory systems. |
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Study Course Theme Plan
FULL-TIME
Part 1 (Anatomy)
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Video Lecture
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E-Studies platform
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Topics
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Introduction to the subject of anatomy and sports morphology as science. Methods.
Description
Lecture on the objectives, tasks, research methods, human body planes, movements, and Latin terminology used in the anatomy study course. |
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Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology
Description
Lecture on vertebral and torso bones, joints, ligaments. |
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Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology
Description
Practical class and written test on vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology. |
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Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology
Description
Practical class and written test on vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology. |
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Upper limb osteosyndesmology
Description
Lecture. Upper limb osteosyndesmology. |
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Upper limb osteosyndesmology
Description
Lecture. Upper limb osteosyndesmology. |
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Upper limb osteosyndesmology
Description
Practical class and written test on upper limb osteosyndesmology. |
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Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb
Description
Lecture. Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb. |
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Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb
Description
Lecture. Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb. |
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Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb
Description
Practical class and written test on the osteosyndesmology of the lower limb. |
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Lecture
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Trunk myology
Description
Lecture. Trunk myology. |
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Trunk myology
Description
Practical class and written test on trunk myology. |
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Trunk myology
Description
Practical class and written test on trunk myology. |
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Upper limb myology
Description
Lecture. Myology of the upper limb. |
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Upper limb myology
Description
Practical class and written test on the myology of the upper limb. |
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Class/Seminar
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Upper limb myology
Description
Practical class and written test on the myology of the upper limb. |
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Lecture
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Lower limb myology
Description
Lecture. Myology of the lower limb. |
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Lower limb myology
Description
Practical class and written test on the myology of the lower limb. |
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Class/Seminar
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Lower limb myology
Description
Practical class and written test on the myology of the lower limb. |
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Video Lecture
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E-Studies platform
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Cardiovascular anatomy
Description
Lecture. Cardiovascular anatomy. |
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2
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Cardiovascular system
Description
Practical class and written test work on the anatomy of the cardiovascular system. |
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2
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Cardiovascular system
Description
Practical class and written test work on the anatomy of the cardiovascular system. |
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Video Lecture
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2
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Lecture. Central, peripheral, somatic, and vegetative nervous systems. |
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2
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Lecture. Central, peripheral, somatic, and vegetative nervous systems. |
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2
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Topics
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Lecture. Central, peripheral, somatic, and vegetative nervous systems. |
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2
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Practical class and written test on the anatomy of the nervous system. |
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2
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Topics
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Practical class and written test on the anatomy of the nervous system. |
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2
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Sports morphology
Description
Lecture. Sports morphology: anatomical characterization of different body conditions and movements. |
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2
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Sports morphology
Description
Lecture. Sports morphology: anatomical characterization of different body conditions and movements. |
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2
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Sports morphology
Description
Practical class. Sports morphology: anatomical characterization of different body conditions and movements. |
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6
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Final exam on anatomy of the musculoskeletal system
Description
Oral exam on anatomy of the musculoskeletal system. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
5.00
Contact hours:
60 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Test (Semester)
Part 2 (Dynamic Anatomy and Biomechanics)
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2
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Introduction to dynamic anatomy. Research methods
Description
Lecture. Object of motion anatomy and research methods. |
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2
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: anatomical analysis of posture
Description
Lecture. Anatomical analysis of the posture. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of gait movements
Description
Lecture. Analysis of gait movements. |
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2
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of running motion
Description
Lecture. Analysis of running movements. |
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2
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of jump motion.
Description
Lecture. Analysis of jump movement. |
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2
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of thowing movement
Description
Lecture. Analysis of the motion of the throw. |
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2
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of gravity lifting (pushing) movement
Description
Lecture. Analysis of heavyweight lifting (pushing) movement. |
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2
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements
Description
Practical class and written test work on the dynamic anatomy of basic human movements. |
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2
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Combination of basic movements in the analysis of movements of certain sports
Description
Lecture. Combination of basic movements in the analysis of movements of certain sports. |
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2
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PowerPoint presentations about your sport’s motion analysis
Description
Practical class (seminar) on the analysis of movements of different sports. |
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2
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PowerPoint presentations about your sport’s motion analysis
Description
Practical class (seminar) on the analysis of movements of different sports. |
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|---|---|---|
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2
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PowerPoint presentations about your sport’s motion analysis
Description
Practical class (seminar) on the analysis of movements of different sports. |
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Test
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|---|---|---|
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Other
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6
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Topics
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Content of the dynamic anatomy study course
Description
Oral exam in Dynamic Anatomy (joints and muscles involved in basic and sporting movements). |
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2
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Introduction to sports biomechanics
Description
Lecture. Goals, tasks, and research methods for sports biomechanics. |
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2
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Kinematics of human movements
Description
Lecture. Kinematic analysis of human movements. |
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Dynamics of human movements
Description
Lecture. Analysis of human motion dynamics. |
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2
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Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements
Description
Lecture, Mechanical work, Power and Energy in Human movements. |
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2
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Mechanical work, power and energy in human movements
Description
Practical class and written test on mechanical work, power, and energy in human movements. |
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Lecture
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2
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Biomechanical aspects of motor operation management
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical aspects of motor operation management. |
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Biomechanical aspects of technical and tactical mastery of motor operations
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical aspects of technical and tactical mastery of motor performance. |
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2
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Differential biomechanics
Description
Lecture. Differential biomechanics. |
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2
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Biomechanics of physical characteristics
Description
Lecture. Biomechanics of physical characteristics. |
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2
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Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics. |
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2
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Biomechanical characterisation of strength characteristics
Description
Practical class and written test on biomechanical aspects of strength characteristics. |
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2
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Causes and prevention of injury in strength training. Biomechanics of sports injuries
Description
Lecture. Causes and prevention of injury in strength training. Biomechanics of sports injuries. |
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Lecture
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2
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Biomechanical analysis of speed characteristics
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical analysis of speed characteristics. |
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2
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Biomechanical analysis of speed characteristics
Description
Practical class and written test on the biomechanical analysis of speed characteristics. |
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Lecture
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2
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Biomechanical characterisation of endurance
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical characterisation of endurance. |
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2
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Topics
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Biomechanical characterisation of endurance
Description
Practical class and written test on biomechanical characterisation of endurance. |
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Video Lecture
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2
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Biomechanical characterisation of flexibility
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical characterisation of flexibility. |
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2
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Topics
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Movement-free movements. Balance
Description
Lecture. Movement-free movements. Balance. |
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Static and dynamic posture biodynamics
Description
Lecture. Biodynamics of static and dynamic posture. |
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Lecture
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2
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Biomechanical bases for locomotives
Description
Lecture. Biomechanical bases for locomotives. |
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Walking and running biomechanics. Motion bioenergy
Description
Lecture. Walking and running biomechanics. Motion bioenergy. |
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2
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Walking, running and human health
Description
Practical class and written test on walking, running, and human health. |
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Video Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Biomechanics for aquatic sports
Description
Lecture. Biomechanics for aquatic sports. |
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Biomechanics for winter sports
Description
Lecture. Biomechanics for winter sports. |
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Lecture
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2
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Jump biomechanics
Description
Lecture. Jump biomechanics. |
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2
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Linear movement biomechanics
Description
Lecture. Linear motion biomechanics. |
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Rotation motion biomechanics
Description
Lecture. Rotation motion biomechanics. |
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2
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Biomechanics for linear and rotation movements
Description
Practical class and written test on linear and rotation motion biomechanics. |
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Lecture
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2
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Manual actions. Hand and hand biomechanics
Description
Lecture. Manual actions. Hand and hand biomechanics. |
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Lecture
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2
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Topics
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Biomechanics of the lower limbs. Footwork
Description
Lecture. Biomechanics of the lower limbs. Actions with your feet. |
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Video Lecture
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2
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Biomechanics of the “seated” position
Description
Lecture. Biomechanics of the “seated” position. |
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Biomechanics of the “upright” (vertical) position
Description
Lecture. Biomechanics of the “upright” (vertical) position. |
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Test
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|---|---|---|
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6
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Topics
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Report on biomechanical analysis of movements of a sport
Description
Student prepares and submits a report on biomechanical analysis of movement of his or her sport |
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Test
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6
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Final test in sports biomechanics
Description
A written exam on the subjects of the sports biomechanics study course. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
6.00
Contact hours:
72 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Test (Semester)
Part 3 (Physiology)
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2
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Physiology subject charactgerization. Research methods in physiology
Description
Video lecture. Physiology subject characterisation, purpose, tasks and research methods to be used. |
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Lecture
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2
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Blood physiology
Description
Lecture. Blood composition (plasma, cells) and functions. |
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Heart physiology
Description
Lecture. Heart structure, functions, and examination methods. |
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Video Lecture
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2
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Circulatory physiology
Description
Lecture. Circulatory arcs, types of blood vessels, circulatory volumes, blood pressure, pulse rate, and their measurement. |
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2
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Cardiovascular physiology
Description
Laboratory work. Sounding heart tones, measuring arterial blood pressure, monitoring eye-heart reflex. |
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Blood, cardiovascular physiology
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course with many choice questions about blood composition, functions, and cardiovascular physiology. |
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Lecture
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2
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Topics
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Respiratory physiology
Description
Lecture. Respiratory organs and their functions, external, internal and cellular respiration, respiratory system examination methods. |
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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Respiratory physiology (spirometry)
Description
Laboratory work. Determination of static pulmonary volumes. |
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2
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Topics
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Muscle physiology
Description
Lecture. Muscle structure, contraction mechanism, types of muscle fibres, types of contractions, muscle working modes and types of whole muscle contractions, strength measurement, etc., evaluation methods. |
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2
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Muscle physiology
Description
Lecture. Muscle structure, contraction mechanism, types of muscle fibres, types of contractions, muscle working modes and types of whole muscle contractions, strength measurement, etc., evaluation methods. |
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2
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Muscle physiology: measuring maximum strength
Description
Laboratory work. Measuring the absolute maximum isometric strength of the handgrip and back extensor muscles. Calculation of relative muscle strength. |
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2
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Topics
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Respiratory and muscular physiology
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course with many choice questions about respiratory and muscular physiology. |
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Video Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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General physiology of the nervous system
Description
Lecture. Central and peripheral, somatic and vegetative nervous system, brain parts, functions, reflexes. |
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Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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Auditorium
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2
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Topics
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Motor control of movements by the brain
Description
Lecture. The role of different parts of the brain in controlling movement. |
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Video Lecture
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2
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Motor control of movements by the brain
Description
Lecture. The role of different parts of the brain in controlling movement. |
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Other
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2
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Topics
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Observation of tendon reflexes
Description
Laboratory work. Observation of knee, Achilles, and upper arm bi-head muscle tendon reflexes. |
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Class/Seminar
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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General nervous system physiology and role in motor control
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course with many choice questions on the physiology of the nervous system and motor control. |
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Test
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Location
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|---|---|---|
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Auditorium
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6
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Topics
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Final exam in physiology
Description
An oral exam on the physiology of the blood, heart, circulation, breathing, muscles, and nervous system. |
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Video Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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Respiratory physiology
Description
Lecture. Respiratory organs and their functions, external, internal and cellular respiration, respiratory system examination methods. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
3.00
Contact hours:
36 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Test (Semester)
Part 4 (Fizioloģija)
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2
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Topics
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Digestive system physiology
Description
Lecture. Digestive organs and their functions, digestive juices, enzymes, bowel movements, regulation. |
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Video Lecture
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2
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Topics
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Metabolism and energy exchange
Description
Lecture. Metabolic and energy exchange physiology: assimilation and disimilation, nutrients for use, energy sources, methods for determining energy consumption, energy consumption in various sports. |
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Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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Internal secretion
Description
Lecture. Internal secretion glands, their functions and hormones, secretion regulation. |
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Video Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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Excretory systems and thermoregulation physiology
Description
Lecture. Excretory organs and their functions. Regulating mechanisms for body temperature. |
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|---|---|---|
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2
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Topics
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Digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermal regulation physiology
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course on the physiology of digestion, metabolism, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, and thermoregulation. |
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Lecture
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|---|---|---|
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Auditorium
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2
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Topics
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Visual, auditory, proprioceptive senses and skin sensory systems
Description
Lecture. Physiology of vision, hearing, proprioceptive senses, and skin systems sensory systems. |
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Class/Seminar
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|---|---|---|
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Other
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2
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Topics
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Determination of visual acuity and field. Assessment of the tactile sense of skin
Description
Laboratory work. Determination of visual acuity and field. Assessment of the tactile sense of skin. |
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Test
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|---|---|---|
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Auditorium
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2
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Topics
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Final examination of the physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory, thermoegulation and sensory systems
Description
A written exam on the physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, outputs, thermal regulation and sensory systems. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
1.00
Contact hours:
14 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Exam (Written)
PART-TIME
Part 1 (Anatomy)
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Introduction to the subject of anatomy and sports morphology as science. Methods.
Description
Lecture on the objectives, tasks, research methods, human body planes, movements, and Latin terminology used in the anatomy study course. |
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Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology
Description
Lecture on vertebral and torso bones, joints, ligaments. |
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Vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology
Description
Practical class and written test on vertebral column and trunk osteosyndesmology. |
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Upper limb osteosyndesmology
Description
Lecture. Upper limb osteosyndesmology. |
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Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb
Description
Lecture. Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb. |
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Upper limb osteosyndesmology
Description
Practical class and written test on upper limb osteosyndesmology. |
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Osteosyndesmology of the lower limb
Description
Practical class and written test on the osteosyndesmology of the lower limb. |
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Trunk myology
Description
Lecture. Trunk myology. |
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Trunk myology
Description
Practical class and written test on trunk myology. |
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Upper limb myology
Description
Lecture. Myology of the upper limb. |
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Upper limb myology
Description
Practical class and written test on the myology of the upper limb. |
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Lower limb myology
Description
Lecture. Myology of the lower limb. |
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Lower limb myology
Description
Practical class and written test on the myology of the lower limb. |
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Cardiovascular anatomy
Description
Lecture. Cardiovascular anatomy. |
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Cardiovascular system
Description
Practical class and written test work on the anatomy of the cardiovascular system. |
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Lecture. Central, peripheral, somatic, and vegetative nervous systems. |
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Anatomy of the nervous system
Description
Practical class and written test on the anatomy of the nervous system. |
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Final exam on anatomy of the musculoskeletal system
Description
Oral exam on anatomy of the musculoskeletal system. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
5.00
Contact hours:
30 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Test (Semester)
Part 2 (Dynamic Anatomy and Biomechanics)
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Introduction to dynamic anatomy. Research methods
Description
Lecture. Object of motion anatomy and research methods. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: anatomical analysis of posture
Description
Lecture. Anatomical analysis of the posture. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of gait movements
Description
Lecture. Analysis of gait movements. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of running motion
Description
Lecture. Analysis of running movements. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of jump motion.
Description
Lecture. Analysis of jump movement. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of thowing movement
Description
Lecture. Analysis of the motion of the throw. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements: analysis of gravity lifting (pushing) movement
Description
Lecture. Analysis of heavyweight lifting (pushing) movement. |
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Combination of basic movements in the analysis of movements of certain sports
Description
Lecture. Combination of basic movements in the analysis of movements of certain sports. |
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Dynamic anatomy of basic human movements
Description
Practical class and written test work on the dynamic anatomy of basic human movements. |
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PowerPoint presentations about your sport’s motion analysis
Description
Practical class (seminar) on the analysis of movements of different sports. |
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PowerPoint presentations about your sport’s motion analysis
Description
Practical class (seminar) on the analysis of movements of different sports. |
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6
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Content of the dynamic anatomy study course
Description
Oral exam in Dynamic Anatomy (joints and muscles involved in basic and sporting movements). |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
6.00
Contact hours:
14 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Test (Semester)
Part 3 (Fizioloģija)
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Physiology subject charactgerization. Research methods in physiology
Description
Video lecture. Physiology subject characterisation, purpose, tasks and research methods to be used. |
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Blood physiology
Description
Lecture. Blood composition (plasma, cells) and functions. |
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Heart physiology
Description
Lecture. Heart structure, functions, and examination methods. |
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Circulatory physiology
Description
Lecture. Circulatory arcs, types of blood vessels, circulatory volumes, blood pressure, pulse rate, and their measurement. |
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Blood, cardiovascular physiology
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course with many choice questions about blood composition, functions, and cardiovascular physiology. |
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Respiratory physiology
Description
Lecture. Respiratory organs and their functions, external, internal and cellular respiration, respiratory system examination methods. |
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Respiratory physiology
Description
Lecture. Respiratory organs and their functions, external, internal and cellular respiration, respiratory system examination methods. |
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Muscle physiology
Description
Lecture. Muscle structure, contraction mechanism, types of muscle fibres, types of contractions, muscle working modes and types of whole muscle contractions, strength measurement, etc., evaluation methods. |
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Muscle physiology
Description
Lecture. Muscle structure, contraction mechanism, types of muscle fibres, types of contractions, muscle working modes and types of whole muscle contractions, strength measurement, etc., evaluation methods. |
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General nervous system physiology and role in motor control
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course with many choice questions on the physiology of the nervous system and motor control. |
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General physiology of the nervous system
Description
Lecture. Central and peripheral, somatic and vegetative nervous system, brain parts, functions, reflexes. |
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Motor control of movements by the brain
Description
Lecture. The role of different parts of the brain in controlling movement. |
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Final exam in physiology
Description
An oral exam on the physiology of the blood, heart, circulation, breathing, muscles, and nervous system. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
3.00
Contact hours:
18 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Test (Semester)
Part 4 (Physiology)
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Digestive system physiology
Description
Lecture. Digestive organs and their functions, digestive juices, enzymes, bowel movements, regulation. |
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Metabolism and energy exchange
Description
Lecture. Metabolic and energy exchange physiology: assimilation and disimilation, nutrients for use, energy sources, methods for determining energy consumption, energy consumption in various sports. |
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Internal secretion
Description
Lecture. Internal secretion glands, their functions and hormones, secretion regulation. |
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Excretory systems and thermoregulation physiology
Description
Lecture. Excretory organs and their functions. Regulating mechanisms for body temperature. |
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Digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, thermal regulation physiology
Description
Practical class (seminar) and test in the e-course on the physiology of digestion, metabolism, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory systems, and thermoregulation. |
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Visual, auditory, proprioceptive senses and skin sensory systems
Description
Lecture. Physiology of vision, hearing, proprioceptive senses, and skin systems sensory systems. |
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Final examination of the physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, excretory, thermoegulation and sensory systems
Description
A written exam on the physiology of digestive, metabolic, energy exchange, internal secretion, outputs, thermal regulation and sensory systems. |
Total ECTS (Creditpoints):
1.00
Contact hours:
8 Academic Hours
Final Examination:
Exam (Written)
Bibliography
Required Reading
1.
Eglīte K. Anatomija I Skelets un muskuļi. LU Akadēmiskais apgāds. 2023, 128 lpp.
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Eglīte K. Anatomija II Asinsrites sistēma. Iekšējie orgāni. Nervu sistēma. Sensoriskā sistēma. Akadēmiskais apgāds. 2023, 244 lpp.
3.
Knipšes G. redakcijā. Anatomija. Roka. Kāja. LU Akadēmiskais apgāds. 2020.
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Visible Body. All Rights reserved. 2023.Suitable for English stream
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Delavjē F. Muskulatūras attīstīšana (Spēka vingrinājumi anatomiskā skatījumā). Zvaigzne ABC, 2018, 144 lpp.
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Delavjē F. Vingrinājumi sievietēm: kājas, mugura, vēders, gūžas. Zvaigzne ABC, 2003, 135 lpp. (akcpetējams izdevums)
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Whiting W.C. Dynamic Human Anatomy. Human Kinetics. 2nd Edition, 2019, 336 p.Suitable for English stream
8.
Voitkeviča L. Asinis. Sirds. Asinsrite. Elpošana. LSPA - Rīga, 2015., 80.lpp.
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Pontaga I. Muskuļu fizioloģija. Mācību līdzeklis LSPA studentiem. LSPA – Rīga, 2007., 42 lpp. (akcpetējams izdevums)
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Pontaga I. Uzbudināmo audu fizioloģija. Nervu sistēmas vispārējā organizācija. Sensoro sistēmu fizioloģija. Mācību LSPA studentiem. Rīga, 2001., 105 lpp. (akcpetējams izdevums)
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Koeppen B.M. & Stanton B.A. Berne & Levy Physiology (Hall J.M.& Swiatecka-Urban A. Eds.) 8th Edition. Elsevier, 2023, 864 p.Suitable for English stream
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Khurana I.& Khurana A. Concise textbook of Physiology, 4th Edition. Elsevier, 2022, 572 p.Suitable for English stream
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Aberberga-Augškalne L. Fizioloģija rehabilitologiem un veselības sporta speciālistiem. SIA Nacionālais apgāds. Rīga, 2008., 215 lpp. (akcpetējams izdevums)
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Lanka J. Fizisko īpašību biomehānika. Rīga: 2005. – 102. lpp. (akcpetējams izdevums)
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Lanka J. Sitienu un metienu biomehānika. Apgāds “Jumava” 2020. 270 lpp.
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McGinnis P. Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise. 4th Edition With Web Resource. Human Kinetics, 2021, 416 p.Suitable for English stream
Additional Reading
1.
O'Loughlin V., Pennefather-O'Brien E., McKinley M. Human Anatomy. McGraw, USA, 2024, 860 p.Suitable for English stream
2.
Richard L. Drake R.L., Vogl A.W., Mitchell A.W.M. Gray's Anatomy for Students. 5th Edition. Elsevier Ltd., 2023, 1188 p.Suitable for English stream
3.
Ackland T., Elliott B., Bloomfield J. Applied Anatomy and Biomechanics in Sport. Human Kinetics, 2009, 366 p.Suitable for English stream
4.
Milner C. Functional Anatomy for Sport and Exercise. A Quick A-to-Z Reference. 2nd Edition, Routledge, 2019, 174 p.Suitable for English stream
5.
Welsh C.& Prentice-Craver C. Hole's Human Anatomy and Physiology. 16th Edition, McGraw Hill, 2024.Suitable for English stream
6.
Thompson G.S. Understanding Anatomy & Physiology. 3rd Edition, F. A. Davis Company; 2024, 606 p.Suitable for English stream
7.
Blazevich A.J. Sports Biomechanics: The Basics: Optimising Human Performance. 3rd Edition, Bloomsbury Sport, 2017, 272 p.Suitable for English stream
Other Information Sources
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Palastanga N.& Soames R. Anatomy and Human Movement. Structure and Function. 6th edition. Elsevier Churcill Livingtone Elsevier Ltd, 2012, 635 p.Suitable for English stream
2.
Watkins J. Structure and Function of the Musculoskeletal System. Human Kinetics, 2010, 399 p.Suitable for English stream
3.
Silverthorn D. Human Physiology: An Integrated Approach, 8th Edition, Pearson, 2018, 992 p.Suitable for English stream
4.
Aberberga-Augškalne L., Koroļova O. Fizioloģija ārstiem. SIA Medicīnas apgāds. Rīga, 2021., 492 lpp.Suitable for English stream
5.
Bartlett R. Introduction to Sports Biomechanics Analysing Human Movement Patterns. 3rd Edition, Routledge, 2014, 360 p.Suitable for English stream