Physiology

Cell membrane: active and passive transport, resting membrane potential, membrane action potential. Circulatory system: blood vessels, systemic circulation, venous, microcirculation, immune system. Respiration: ventilation, gas exchange, oxigen-hemoglobin dissociation...

Functional anatomy and movement

The head and the neck: the bones, the joints and the muscles. Suboccipital and atlanto-axial joint joints, the cervical spine as a system. Upper extremity: The bones. Functional anatomy of the joints and the ligaments. Functional anatomy of the musculature. Spinal...

Gymnastics

• Students will learn practical elements of men and women gymnastics. • Students will learn methodology of elements. Knowledge and competences will be used for teaching gymnastic.

English

• Raising awareness about the main differences between general English and English for Specific/Academic Purposes; • acquisition of terminology in the field of kinesiology; acquisition and translation of specific terms, word formation, collocations, phraseological...

Track and field

• Movement skills (techniques) of individual track and field disciplines (sprint, rely races, high jump, long jump, shot put, ball throw) and different complex strength exercises • Basic rules of tack and field disciplines • Methodology of teaching basic track and...

Biochemistry and histology

Biochemistry Basic biochemic principles: Organization of matter Chemical bonds Physical and chemical changes State of matter Water, hydrogen bond, physical properties of water Phase diagram Osmosis, difusion, gradient Acids and bases, disociation constant, pK, pH,...

Cell Biology

• General on cell and research in cell biology: formation and evolution of the cell, light and electron microscope, prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell, model organisms • Molecular composition of the cell: water and inorganic substances, proteins, carbohydrates, nuclear...

Biomechanics

Introduction: • The definition of biomechanics and its role in sport science and physiotherapy • Basic terminology • Basic physical quantities and units The biomechanics of musculoskeletal system: • Kinematics (the body as a dotted or rigid system, velocity,...

Anatomy

Orientation planes and axis, basic terminology. Locomotor apparatus: osteology, axial skeleton, appendicular skeleton. Arthrology. Systematic review of the human body joints. Myology, skeletal muscle. Systematic review of the human body muscles. Neurology: basics of...

Hydration

1. INTRODUCTION TO HYDRATION 1.1. Water as a molecule 1.2. The importance of water for humans 1.3. The physiological role of water in the human body 1.4. Hydration balance 1.5. Main functions of water in the body 1.6. Sources of fluid: water, food, metabolic water...
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