Universidad de Jaén

Characteristics and components of the different cell types involved in muscle exercise and related physiopathological aspects. Energetic sources of muscle contraction. Metabolic responses to the different types of exercises. Biochemical adaptations to training. Practical knowledge on the subject.

Manipulation of instruments and basic laboratory equipment and knowledge of techniques for the determination and separation of biological molecules, analysis of cells, tissues and organs.

THEORY PROGRAM:

1. Introduction. Histological techniques Organization and
components of connective tissue
2. Tendon and ligament: histology and histopathology
3. Cartilague, bone and joints: histology and histopathology
4. Cellular biology of contraction and skeletal striated muscle:
histology
5. Growth, degeneration, and regeneration of skeletal striated
muscle cell: histopathology
6. Motor and sensory innervation of skeletal striated muscle:
clinical correlations

7.- Energy sources for muscle contraction.
8.- Energy metabolism during exercise: glucidic metabolism and its regulation.
9. Energy metabolism during exercise: lipid metabolism and its regulation.
10. Protein metabolism.
11. Metabolic response to different types of exercise and training.

PRACTICE PROGRAM:

1. Histological stains I
2. Histological stains II
3. Microscopic visualization and identification of histological
preparations of the musculoskeletal system I
4. Microscopic visualization and identification of histological
preparations of the musculoskeletal system II

5.- Determination of lactate dehydrogenase activity.
6.- Determination of glucose in serum . GOD-POD method.
7.- Isolation and enzymatic hydrolysis of liver glycogen.
8. -Glycolysis in cytoplasmic homogenates of liver and muscle.

Described previously

Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support

The theoretical contents of the subject will be evaluated by
two partial tests.  These tests will be taken into account as long
as the score of 5 is exceeded in eachone of them. Those who do not
exceed this score will be required to submit to the final test in
which they will need to pass the correspondent part. 

To evaluate practical sessions, attendance at each and every
session will be taken into account, and, where appropriate, the
presentation of the corresponding results.

The seminars will be mandatory and will be graded according to the
clarity of the presentation and / or the answers to the questions
asked.

Methodology:

Large group theory
classes: 36 sessions on the contents of the
program. 100% online. The present option would only be carried out
at the proposal of the Faculty of Health Sciences and / or the
Vice-Rector / s with competences if the necessary conditions exist.
Sessions of 1 hour in synchronous format using the tools provided
by the Virtual Teaching and Computer services of the UJA.

- 
Practical classes:
8 laboratory sessions.  Presentiality * will
be kept to the maximum if circumnstances allow so.* The exact
number of presential sessions will be established once the
effective capacity of the laboratories by the Occupational Risk
Prevention Service and the number of students enrolled are
determined. 2,5-hour sessions in the laboratory. For those sessions
that have to be taught online, a synchronous format will be used in
combination with asynchronous activities such as video
demonstrations and other virtual resources (histological atlases,
virtual microscopes), tutored in small groups by videoconference.

-  
Seminars: 2
sessions. 100% online. The presential option would
only be carried out at the proposal of the Faculty of Health
Sciences and / or the Vice-Rector / s with competences if the
necessary conditions exist. 2 sessions of 2 h each, taught in
synchronous format using
the tools provided by the Virtual Teaching and Computer services of
the UJA.

Evaluation system


- 
Theoretical concepts
exam: Online synchronous /face-to-face *. * The face-to-face
option would be considered if
the Faculty of Health Sciences and / or the Vice-rector / s with
competencies give the go-ahead if the necessary conditions are met.
Based on objective question forms (multiple choice test, numerical
results, keywords, etc.) and short answer forms, based on the
application and integration of the subject contents. Use of Google
or similar forms for the online option. Percentage: 70%.

- 
Regular attendance at
theory classes (face-to-face / online) will be valued with
up to 5% in the final grade.

- 
Practical
concepts: Face-to-face and / or Online
asynchronous / synchronous. Assistance and resolution of exercises
proposed in virtual practice sessions on the online stage.
Percentage: 15%.

-  
Seminars:
synchronous online. Assistance and delivery of exercises.
Percentage: 10%.

The final grade for the course will be obtained by adding the
weighted scores obtained in each aspect (Theory, Practices,
seminars and attendance). In the final Theory exam, it will be
necessary to obtain a minimum score of 5 points out of 10, in order
to compute with the practices, seminars and attendance grades. The
grades from Practices, seminars and assistance will be saved only
for the extraordinary call II (June-July).

 

Resources:


- ILIAS virtual teaching platform

- Google Meet

- On-line videos of master classes on theory and practice

- GBL online systems (game based learning: Kahoot, Socrative,
etc.)

- UJA Interactive Histological Atlas

Methodology




- 
Theory classes:
100% online. 36 sessions in synchronous format on the contents of
the program using the tools provided by the Virtual Teaching and
Computer services of the UJA.



- 
Practical classes:
100% online. Laboratory sessions will be replaced by video
demonstrations and other virtual resources (histological atlases,
virtual microscopes), tutored synchronously by videoconference. The
videos will reflect the development of the experimental protocols
proposed in the subject. The students will receive information and
feasible results with the experimentation carried out in the
demonstrations, which they will have to manage to respond to a
series of exercises that must be handed over to the teachers for
evaluation. The medium for the delivery of exercises will be the
Virtual Teaching platform.

- 
Seminars: 100%
online. They will be held in a small group synchronously tutored by
videoconference.



 
 

Evaluation system




- 
Exam of theoretical
concepts: 100% synchronous online. Consisting of objective
question forms (multiple choice test, numerical results, keywords,
etc.) and short answer forms, based on the application and
integration of the subject contents. Use of Google or similar
forms. Percentage: 70%.



- Regular attendance at theory classes will be valued with up
to 5% in the final grade.

- 
Practical
concepts: 100% online asynchronous / synchronous. Attendance
and resolution of exercises proposed in virtual practice sessions
on the online format. Percentage: 15%.

- 
Seminars: 100%
synchronous online. Attendance and delivery of exercises.
Percentage: 10%.



The final grade for the course will be obtained by adding the
weighted scores obtained in each aspect (Theory, Practices,
seminars and attendance). In the final theory exam it will be
necessary to obtain a minimum score of 5 points out of 10, in order
to mediate with the practices, seminars and attendance. If the
subject is not approved as a whole in the ordinary call I
(January-February), the note of Practices, seminars and assistance
will be saved only for the extraordinary call II (June-July).

Resources:

- ILIAS virtual teaching platform
- Google Meet
- On-line videos of master classes on theory and practice
- GBL online systems (game based learning: Kahoot, Socrative, etc.)
- UJA Interactive Histological Atlas

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