An emphasis will be placed on the appropriate interpretation of data collected from these tools, as well as outcome measures and assessments. H.S. 695 Thesis or Publishable Article Students must complete either a thesis, or, a research or professional project resulting in an article for publication. Students who are working on this requirement must register for at least 1 semester hour per semester. 3 - 6 hours. H.S. 550 Advanced Anatomy Advanced study of anatomical structures, normal functional relationships, and clinical implications of pathological conditions.
Study includes lecture, prosected cadaveric specimens, models, and computer aided technology.
H.S. 510 Musculoskeletal Biomechanics Study of material and structural characteristics of bone, ligament, muscle, tendon, and synovial joints. Detailed study of human movement with respect to the application of forces. Analysis of basic movement patterns and methods of analysis. A regional detailed analysis of alterations in human movement due to pathology of nerve, ligament, muscle and joints. H.S. 640 Pharmacology Study of basic pharmacological concepts such as drug absorption, metabolism and excretion for both the normal and the compromised patient.