Applied Anatomy and Movement Analysis - HFT2001

Assessment 1: Practical skills assessment

Formative assessment is included both in class via feedback from the tutors and also via timetabled formative sessions. Specifically this involves feedback on handling and palpation, as well as demonstrations of movement analysis.

Practical Skills Assessment

Assessment 1: In-Class Test

Students complete 12 quizzes throughout the module. The final mark will be calculated using the average score of the best 8 quizzes (out of 12).

In-Class Test

Assessment 2: Practical Skills Assessment

Individual practical examination. Knowledge will be tested in 2 stages: upper and lower quadrant. Students will be tested on content at the end of each term.

Assessment 3: Practical Skills Assessment

<p>This module provides you with the theory and skills fundamental to current physiotherapy practice by relating the anatomy and mechanical principles associated with human movement. This foundation module focuses on the theoretical and practical approach to the provision of appropriate physiotherapeutic interventions..</p>

Eligibility to apply for membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

Compulsory for eligibility to apply for membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.


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HFT2001 - Applied Anatomy and Movement Analysis

Applied Anatomy and Movement Analysis

Practically identify and explain human anatomical structure in relation to function of the lower quadrant.

Practically identify and explain human anatomical structure in relation to function of the upper quadrant.

Practically relate and explain movement analysis in relation to human movement of the lower quadrant.

Practically relate and explain movement analysis in relation to human movement of the upper quadrant.

Explain human movement in relation to movement analysis

Describe and explain human anatomical structure and function.