| 1-Describes the normal motion/function and make comparisons with pathological conditions. 2-Describes the anatomic and mechanical characteristics of columna vertebralis and compares with pathological conditions; learns preventative factors, ergonomic principles and importance of exercise. 3-Knows the mechanic and pathologic features of pelvis, hip, knees, ankle and foot, questions the knowledge to analysis. 4-Knows the kinematic and kinetic data for the dynamic activities of lower limbs. 5-Defines mechanical and pathological conditions of shoulder-arm complex, elbow, wrist, hand and uses this knowledge in practice. |