Clinical medicine

1. Basic principles of internal medicine (clinical medicine, basic terminology, medical history, common clinical symptoms and signs, basic diagnostic procedures in internal medicine including imaging techniques) Diseases of modern life (atherosclerosis,...

Informatics and e-health

Informatics, information system and information society (hardware and software, data and data bases, people and organizations, information systems used in health care, health care process information system); Information and communication technologies (ICT) (types of...

Exercise therapy

M1 (1,5 KT): Basics of physical training – Periodization in sports – Flexibility of the musculo-tendinous complex o Factors effecting flexibility (biological, neural and environmental) o Balanced flexibility o Overview of methods for developing flexibility...

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...

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...

Physical agens in physiotherapy

Physical agents in physiotherapy – definitions and role in rehabilitation (physiotherapy). Basics of electrodiagnostics, electrotherapy, electrostimulation, thermotherapy and thermodiagnostics (paraffin, fango, sauna – dry heat, coatings, cryotherapy...

Didactics, pedagogy and andragogy

Basics of pedagogics, andragogy, didactics, motivation in relation to performing exerciseaimed at motor learning and development the physical capacity in the process of prevention and rehabilitation. • The concept of teaching and the factors of teaching, learning,...

Biopsychosocial approach in therapy and rehabilitation

1. Treatment of patients from the perspective of biomedical model and biopsychosocial model of health and disease: implications for therapy and rehabilitation. The concept of an integrated / holistic treatment. 2. Psychological and social (non-physiological) effects...

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,...

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,...
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