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Intro to Jurisprudence
Knowledge checkpoint #1
Assessment 1
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Assessment 2-Gait videos
Assessment 2-Gait (PDF)
Assessment 3-Tests
Anatomy: Muscles attaching to Scapula or GH joint
Jurisprudence: Communication Part 1
Jurisprudence: Communication Part 2
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Exercise Testing
Biomechanics
Anatomy: Arm and Forearm Muscles Part 1
Jurisprudence-RHPA Part 1
Jurisprudence-RHPA Part 2
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Health conditions
Anatomy: Arm and Forearm Muscles Part 2
Jurisprudence-Kin Act Part 1
Jurisprudence-Kin Act Part 2
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Injuries and Exercise in Different Conditions
Exercise Prescription
Ex Prescription Knowledge Check
Anatomy: Hand & Core
Jurisprudence-Mandatory Reporting Part 1
Jurisprudence Knowledge Check
Ergonomics Part 1
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Ergonomics Part 2
Ergo Knowledge Check #1:
Muscle physiology
Anatomy: Hip and thigh muscles
Jurisprudence-Mandatory Reporting Part 2
Sports and exercise psychology part 1
Sports and exercise psychology part 2
Knowledge Check: Psych
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Sports and exercise psychology part 3
Anatomy: Hip and thigh Part 2
Jurisprudence-Privacy Laws Part 1
Jurisprudence-Privacy Laws Part 2
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Motor learning
Anatomy: Lower leg
Jurisprudence-Final slides
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Nutrition
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Medications & Statistics
Anatomy: Foot muscles
Review Activities:
Formulas
Practice math problems
Case study 1: Ms. Noor is a 63-year-old woman who has been recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and referred to a Kinesiologist. She is fond of taking 30 minute walks a couple of times a week. She weighs 65 kg and has a height of 170cm.
Case study 2: Lisa is a 35-year-old who is 3 months pregnant. She is interested in going to a kinesiologist to maintain her fitness during pregnancy.
Case Study 3: Jonathan has been working from home for a year. He thought he had a pretty comfortable sitting workspace but complains of neck and shoulder pain.
Case study 4: As a kinesiologist, you observe Marco’s gait. They exhibit a stooped posture, flexed knees and reduced arm swing.
Case Study 5: Stella was in a car accident, during which her knee hit the dashboard.
Case Study 6: Your first patient of the day is Julio, a 78-year-old man who has recently experienced a stroke and has come to get help regaining function and returning to his daily activities. He likes to play golf.
Independent Questions
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