Applied anatomy of the locomotor system
"Applied anatomy of the locomotor system" is the eighth name on the list. This course is intended to act as a bridge between descriptive anatomy and clinical anatomy skills. The course is divided into two sections: first, a detailed description of bones, joints, and muscles at the cellular and tissue levels of the organization; and second, a regional discussion of the human skeletal, articular, and muscular systems in various body parts. Each lesson includes integrated basic, functional, and radiological anatomy materials, as well as links to verified learning resources that contain real-world examples of anatomical knowledge.
The course structure is designed to alleviate the memory strain commonly associated with anatomy studies, as it is much easier to remember relevant facts if they have a clear and immediate meaning. In fact, undergraduate students studying medicine, physical therapy, physical education, and sports science will benefit from the coursework. Furthermore, postgraduate interns in orthopedics, sports medicine, or rehabilitation may find the content informative and interesting, and use it to either deepen or refresh their knowledge.
This course offers:
- Level: Intermediate
- Prerequisites: None
- Language: English
- Video Transcript: English
Course by: edX
Enroll here: edx.org/course/applied-anatomy-of-the-locomotor-system
