ECTS: 6.0

Neurophysiological signals - action potential. Organization of the nervous and musculoskeletal system. Type and origin of electrophysiological signals - frequency and amplitude ranges. Characteristics of signals originating from action potentials of the central nervous system (EEG), peripheral nerves (ENG), muscles (EMG) and heart (ECG). Kinematic and dynamic signals during movements, pulse, blood pressure, spirometry. Medical imaging: NMR, x-ray, CT scan, ultrasound, Doppler. Characteristic changes accompanying injuries or diseases of the nervous, muscular, skeletal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

Learning through the implementation of practical tasks in the field of signals and systems in rehabilitation.

Acquaintance with the basic principles of functioning of the organism. Acquaintance with the characteristics of devices and signals that are measured in rehabilitation and in the assessment of the patient's state of recovery.

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