Applied Neuroscience
Applied Neuroscience
COURSE DESCRIPTION:-
In many rehabilitation neurologically disabled persons are treated as objects to be worked upon, to be
‘normalized’ or made as normal as possible. Disabled persons, object to be attempted by the experts to
fit into the mold of normal. Neuroscience has been a rapidly evolving field that continues to
bring new insights into the human brain. This course will streamline complex information
of brain and make it accessible
to newcomers while still including new and exciting developments.
Objectives:-
To promote the acquisition of applied anatomical knowledge and skills, and the
application of anatomical sciences.
Demonstrate a critical awareness of current theories underpinning the knowledge of
applied human clinical anatomical structure and function
Demonstrate an understanding of the use of established human dissecting techniques
and other anatomical procedures, with a critical awareness of their strengths and
limitations.
Analyze the application of clinical anatomy to professional practice.
Evaluate critically the current research and advanced scholarship in the field of human
anatomical knowledge .
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
Title Author
Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain 4th Edition Mark F. Bear, Barry W. Connors,
Michael A. Paradiso
Neuroscience: Fundamentals for Rehabilitation, by Laurie Lundy-Ekman
4e 4th Edition PhD PT
Neurophysiological Basis of Movement - 2nd Mark Latash
Edition
Netter's Atlas of Neuroscience, 3e (Netter Basic by David L. Felten
Science) 3rd Edition
Fundamentals of Motor Control 1st Edition Mark L. Latash
rehabilitation
Ethics in neuroscience & rehabilitation
Internal assessment 3
14
DVANCED MOTOR CONTROL Control theory approaches
AND LEARNIN
Motor Control: Basics
Hierarchical Organization of Motor System
Servo-control and Merton’s servo-hypothesis
Optimal control
15 Effects of practice and adaptation
Learning to be quick and accurate: Speed–
ADVANCED MOTOR accuracy and speed–difficulty trade
16 CONTROL AND LEARNING Learning motor synergies
Stages in motor learning
Neural maps and their changes with practice
Internal assessment 4
16
Plasticity & Neuroethics Neuro-plasticity
Types of Plasticity
Theories and application of Plasticity in
rehabilitation
Ethics in neuroscience & rehabilitation
18
FINAL TERM
week
ASSESSMENT SCHEME
Internal Assessment - 30% Mid Semester Examination - 30% Final Semester Examination -
30%
Note:-The above course outline covers all contents of the subject as prescribed by HEC and respective
accreditation Council.