This practical course that will take place during 2 days, aims to improve knowledge of Musculoskeletal Anatomy, emphasizing the identification of bone, ligament, tendon, muscle, arterial, venous and nerve landmarks in a context designed to clinically assist students or practitioners of: physiotherapy, massage, osteopathy, chiropractic, medicine.

– Ability to correctly identify bony landmarks

– Ability to qualitatively and quantitatively distinguish different types of tissues

– Clinical assessment and relevance of palpation as a clinical test of different areas of the body.

– Understanding the need for palpation in the clinical context to identify common pathologies or dysfunctions.

– Ability to test muscles examined by palpation

– How to obtain consent from the patient before starting the palpation process

– Abilitatea de a lua decizii clinice in urma evaluarii palpatorii.