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Sep 07, 2024
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2023-2024 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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TMA 210 - Fundamentals of Kinesiology 3 Credits, 4 Contact Hours 2 lecture periods 2 lab periods
A survey of the biology of movement. Includes a review of the skeletal and muscular systems, planes of movement and terms of anatomical reference; structure and function of joints; and origins, insertions and actions of muscles of the trunk and limbs. Also includes demonstration and analysis of normal and abnormal movement.
Prerequisite(s): BIO 160IN
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Course Learning Outcomes
- Apply concepts of massage therapy modalities and the anatomical relationships to these modalities.
Performance Objectives:
- Describe and demonstrate the anatomical position and movements relative to that position.
- Use anatomical reference terms correctly.
- Describe the structure of bone, microscopic and gross, and how it relates to function.
- Describe the structure of muscle, microscopic and gross, and how it relates to function.
- Locate the landmarks of the trunk, describe the axial skeleton and demonstrate the movements of the vertebral column.
- Describe and demonstrate the attachments and actions of the musculature of the trunk.
- Describe and demonstrate the landmarks, movements and skeleton of the shoulder and glenohumeral joint.
- Describe and demonstrate the attachments and actions of the muscles of the arm.
- Describe and demonstrate the landmarks, movements and skeleton of the elbow and elbow joint.
- Describe and demonstrate the attachments and actions of the muscles of the forearm.
- Describe and demonstrate the landmarks, skeleton, joints and movements of the wrist and hand.
- Describe and demonstrate the muscles attachments and actions of the muscles of the hand.
- Describe and demonstrate the landmarks, skeleton, joints and movements of the hip and knee.
- Describe and demonstrate the attachments and actions of the muscles of the hip and leg.
- Describe and demonstrate the landmarks, skeleton, joints and movements of the ankle and foot.
- Describe and demonstrate the attachments and actions of the muscles of the ankle and foot.
- Describe and demonstrate the structures which contribute to the stability of the ankle and maintenance of balance.
Outline:
- Introduction
- Anatomical position
- Planes of movement
- Anatomical reference terms
- Review of the skeleton
- Review of the histology of bone and cartilage
- Joints
- Types
- Structure
- Ligaments
- Review of muscle histology
- Review of muscle contraction
- Muscle shape and action
- The Trunk
- Landmarks of the trunk
- Skeleton of the trunk
- Cervical spine
- Thoracic spine
- Lumbar spine
- Sacrum
- Thoracic cage
- Muscles of the trunk
- Posterior muscles of the trunk
- Anterior neck muscles
- Thoracic musculature
- Abdominal muscles
- Movements of the vertebral column and thorax
- The Shoulder
- Landmarks of the shoulder
- Skeleton of the shoulder
- Scapula
- Clavicle
- Humerus
- The glenohumeral joint
- Muscles
- Muscles of the shoulder
- Muscles of the arm
- Movements of the shoulder
- Scapular movements
- Humeral movements
- The Elbow
- Landmarks of the elbow
- Skeleton of the elbow
- Radius
- Ulna
- The elbow joint
- Muscles of the forearm
- Movements of the elbow and forearm
- Flexion and extension
- Pronation and Supination
- The Wrist and Hand
- Landmarks of the wrist and hand
- Skeleton of the wrist and hand
- Carpals
- Metacarpals
- Phalanges
- Joints of the wrist and hand
- Carpal joints and ligaments
- Metacarpal-carpal joints
- Phalangeal joints
- Muscles of the wrist and hand
- Movements of the wrist and hand
- The Hip and Knee
- Landmarks of the hip and knee
- Skeleton of the hip and knee
- Coxal bone
- Femur
- Tibia
- Hip joint
- Movements
- Muscles
- Ligaments
- Knee joint
- Movements
- Muscles
- Ligaments
- The Ankle and Foot
- Landmarks of the ankle and foot
- Skeleton of the ankle and foot
- Tarsal bones
- Metatarsal bones
- Phalangeal bones
- Joints of the ankle and foot
- Tarsal joints
- Metatarsal joints
- Phalangeal joints
- Muscles of the ankle and foot
- Movements of the ankle and foot
- Arches of the foot, stability and balance
Effective Term: Fall 2023
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