Course Syllabus
INTRODUCTION TO NEUROANATOMY
1.1. Overview of the central and peripheral nervous system.
1.2. Structure of the nervous tissue.
1.3. Excitable membrane and neuronal communication.
Cerebral Cortex
2.1. Structure.
2.2. Function of the structure.
2.3. Cerebral cortex with special area (Brodmann’s classification, meninges etc.)
2.4. Clinical application.
Circulation
3.1. Circulation of the brain Structure.
3.2. Blood brain barrier.
3.3. Physical dysfunction affected by the circulation disturbances.
Cerebellum
4.1. Structure.
4.2. Function of the structure.
4.3. Circulation.
4.4. Disease related to this structure.
Brainstem (midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata)
5.1. Structure.
5.2. Function of the structure.
5.3. Circulation.
5.4. Disease related to this structure.
Diencephalon (thalamus and hypothalamus).
6.1. Structure.
6.2. Function of the structure.
6.3. Circulation.
6.4. Disease related to this structure.
Internal capsule and basal ganglia.
7.1. Structure.
7.2. Function of the structure.
7.3. Circulation.
7.4. Disease related to this structure.
Limbic system and cranial nerve.
8.1. Structure.
8.2. Function of the structure.
8.3. Circulation.
8.4. Disease related to this structure.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
9.1. Choroids plexus.
9.2. Ventrical system.
9.3. Production of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
9.4. Disease related to this structure.
Spinal cord and reflex system.
10.1. Structure.
10.2. Motor unit.
10.3. Reflexes (stretch, Golgi tendon, agonist-antagonist reflexes, tendon reflexes.)
Pain
11.1. Definition.
11.2. Type.
11.3. Pathways (acute and chronic).
Motor System
12.1. Structures.
12.2. Pathway (pyramidal system).
Sensory system
13.1. Structures.
13.2. Pathway (proprioception, temperature, light touch and pin prick).
Vestibular system.
14.1. Vestibular function.
14.2. Vestibular pathway.
15. Visual pathway.
15.1. Visual pathway.
15.2. Common vision disorder (Homonymous hemianopia).
1.1. Overview of the central and peripheral nervous system.
1.2. Structure of the nervous tissue.
1.3. Excitable membrane and neuronal communication.
Cerebral Cortex
2.1. Structure.
2.2. Function of the structure.
2.3. Cerebral cortex with special area (Brodmann’s classification, meninges etc.)
2.4. Clinical application.
Circulation
3.1. Circulation of the brain Structure.
3.2. Blood brain barrier.
3.3. Physical dysfunction affected by the circulation disturbances.
Cerebellum
4.1. Structure.
4.2. Function of the structure.
4.3. Circulation.
4.4. Disease related to this structure.
Brainstem (midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata)
5.1. Structure.
5.2. Function of the structure.
5.3. Circulation.
5.4. Disease related to this structure.
Diencephalon (thalamus and hypothalamus).
6.1. Structure.
6.2. Function of the structure.
6.3. Circulation.
6.4. Disease related to this structure.
Internal capsule and basal ganglia.
7.1. Structure.
7.2. Function of the structure.
7.3. Circulation.
7.4. Disease related to this structure.
Limbic system and cranial nerve.
8.1. Structure.
8.2. Function of the structure.
8.3. Circulation.
8.4. Disease related to this structure.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
9.1. Choroids plexus.
9.2. Ventrical system.
9.3. Production of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
9.4. Disease related to this structure.
Spinal cord and reflex system.
10.1. Structure.
10.2. Motor unit.
10.3. Reflexes (stretch, Golgi tendon, agonist-antagonist reflexes, tendon reflexes.)
Pain
11.1. Definition.
11.2. Type.
11.3. Pathways (acute and chronic).
Motor System
12.1. Structures.
12.2. Pathway (pyramidal system).
Sensory system
13.1. Structures.
13.2. Pathway (proprioception, temperature, light touch and pin prick).
Vestibular system.
14.1. Vestibular function.
14.2. Vestibular pathway.
15. Visual pathway.
15.1. Visual pathway.
15.2. Common vision disorder (Homonymous hemianopia).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 : Why should I join this course?
A1 : This course will exposed you the anatomical and functions of neurological system component to support your rationalization on selection of physiotherapy management.
A1 : This course will exposed you the anatomical and functions of neurological system component to support your rationalization on selection of physiotherapy management.