Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology for Sports Massage
All course material and assessment submission points for Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology for Sports Massage
A1: Welcome to Anatomy & Physiology for Sports Massage
A2: Assessments
B1: Outline the structural organisation of the human body:
FREE PREVIEWB2/3: Describe the structure & function of the human cell
B4/5: Describe the different types of human tissue and their functions
C1: Understand the structure of the skin
D1: Describe the functions of skin
E1.1/E1.2: Axial and Appendicular Skeleton
E1.3/E1.4/E1.5: Bones of the Arm, Wrist, Hand, Fingers
E1.6: Bones of the Pelvis & Hip
E1.7/E1.8/E1.9: Bones of the Leg, Ankle & Foot
E2: Describe the functions of the skeleton
E3: Explain the classification of Bones
E4: Explain the stages of bone growth and repair
E4.1: Bone Fracture and Repair
E4.2: Remodelling
F1: Describe the different joint categories
F2: Explain the structure of synovial joints:
F3 Joint Movements
F4 Explain the characteristics of ligaments
F5 Explain the characteristics of tendons:
G1: Describe the characteristics of the types of muscle tissue
G2.1: Locate the muscles of the foot and ankle region
G2.2: Locate the muscles of the knee
G2.3: Locate the muscles of the Hip and Pelvis
G2.4: Locate the muscles of the Lumbar Spine and Sacrum
G2.5: Locate the muscles of respiration
G2.6: Locate the muscles of the Thoracic Region
G2.7: Locate the muscles of the head and neck
G2.8: Locate the muscles of the shoulder
G2.9: Locate the muscles of the Elbow
G2.10: Locate the muscles of the Wrist and Hand
G3/G4: Identify and locate the muscle attachment sites for the major muscles of the body
G5: Types of contraction
G6: Sliding Filament Theory