OCTH 610: Clinical Anatomy and Biomechanics for Occupational Therapy
Prerequisite: Admission to the MOT program, or permission of the Chair
Credit Hours: (4)
Lecture and laboratory study of surface and regional anatomy for the occupational therapy student. Emphasis is placed on the clinical and functional significance of the structures and processes being studied, with particular attention to the contributions of each to movement and the performance of everyday occupations.
Detailed Description of Content of the Course
Topics will include:
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
Concepts introduced in readings and lecture will be illustrated using videotapes, anatomical models and software. Students will work with partners to identify anatomical landmarks and analyze movement, and may view prosections of human limbs in the laboratory.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
Students will demonstrate understanding of:
Assessment Measures
Tests including multiple-choice and essay questions, individual and team projects (e.g., motor analysis of an activity), and skills checkouts, may be used to assess the outcomes of the course.
Other Course Information
Review and Approval
February, 2009