The curricular unit consists exclusively of laboratory practices.
Teaching methodologies advocate the demonstrative method. The teachers perform the techniques and train each student in the correct application and interpretation, emphasizing the achievement of assessment and osteopathic intervention by the students. Clinical reasoning and association with clinical cases are encouraged and the importance of integrating the diagnostic and treatment techniques studied in this and previous curricular units is emphasized.
Continuous assessment will be used for the assessment of the curricular unit, according to the continuous assessment tool for laboratory practices (Q210). This instrument ensures the assessment throughout the course of the acquired knowledge, the ability to perform assessment and treatment techniques and the demonstrated attitude, including aspects such as attendance, punctuality, perseverance, interest in learning, reaction to criticism and the ability to work in a team.
The final assessment will result from the overall classification obtained throughout the course in accordance with the Q210 instrument.
- To know and assess osteopathic disorders of the diaphragm, the studied structures of the digestive system, the autonomic nervous system and the studied cranial structures.
- To use and properly apply the assessment tests used in the osteopathic diagnosis of the diaphragm, the studied structures of the digestive system, the autonomic nervous system and the studied cranial structures.
- To perform correctly in laboratory practice the techniques used in the osteopathic approach to the diaphragm, the studied structures of the digestive system, the autonomic nervous system and the studied cranial structures.
- To coherently explain the clinical reasoning underlying the mechanism of action and physiological effects of the osteopathic techniques performed.
- To integrate the principles of osteopathic assessment and diagnosis into osteopathic reasoning and clinical practice.
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Autonomic nervous system:
- Osteopathic pathology and somatic dysfunctions associated with the ANS; osteopathic diagnosis, including palpation, osteopathic tests, and special tests; osteopathic treatment directed to the ANS: osteopathic techniques.
Visceral Osteopathy:
- Costal diaphragm: osteopathic pathology and somatic dysfunctions; osteopathic diagnosis, including palpation, osteopathic tests, and special tests; osteopathic treatment of the diaphragm: osteopathic techniques.
- Stomach, duodenum, liver and gallbladder: visceral osteopathic pathology and somatic dysfunctions; osteopathic diagnosis, including palpation, osteopathic tests, and special tests; Visceral osteopathic treatment: osteopathic techniques.
Cranial Osteopathy:
- Sphenobasilar synchondrosis; occipital bone; temporal bone; parietal bone: osteopathic pathology and somatic dysfunctions of the cranial sphere; osteopathic diagnosis, including palpation, osteopathic tests, and special tests; cranial osteopathic treatment: osteopathic techniques.
- Cranio-sacral system: osteopathic pathology and somatic dysfunctions associated with the cranio-sacral system; osteopathic diagnosis, including palpation, osteopathic tests, and special tests; osteopathic treatment: osteopathic techniques – introduction to cranio-sacral therapy.
Theorical Exam: 100.0%
Pratical Assessment: 100.0%
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Fernando Amadeu De Castro Nogueira