ECTS

2nd Bachelor in Occupational Therapy

General physiology and physiology of the movements

ECTS Credits	4
Number of Hours (h/year)	45
Teaching staff	JACO, Marcel
Course Unit	Compulsory
Term	Quad. 1 and 2
Code	PARA-D_ERGO0038/2

Prerequisite	Year 1 course
Aims and Objectives	To have a thorough knowledge not only of cardiorespiratory and circulatory adaptations which occur as well in the healthy subject as, for example, in an amputated patient when they achieve a task but also of regulating mechanisms of these great functions. To be capable making out a plan of readjustment to the effort among cardiac patients.
Description	Breathing Anatomy of the respiratory apparatus Physiology of breathing Regulation of breathing Adaptation to the exercise Heart Anatomy of the heart Physiology of the heart Cardiovascular system: Cardio-circulatory adaptations to the exercise Training Principles of training Methods of training and biological effects Counter-indications with the physical training Thermal regulation Thermal balances Methods of determination Intensity of the metabolism Effects of the exercise Temperature control Tolerance Hydrous balance Practical applications
Bibliography	Constanzo L.S., Physiologie, Pradel, 1999. Fix J.D., Neuroanatomie, 2^ème édition, De Boeck, 2000. Godeau E., cheron G., Le mouvement, MEDSI Mac Graw Hill, 1989. Guyton, Anatomie- physiologie du S.N.C., Vigot, 1989. Marieb E.N., Anatomie et physiologie humaine, 4^ème éd., De Boeck, 2000. Vander A.J. et coll., Physiologie humaine, 3^ème édition, Chenelière Mac Graw Hill, 1995.
Teaching and Learning Methods	Lectures
Assessment Methods	Written examinations
Notes	Yes
Language	French

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