A detailed study of the human body with emphasis on musculoskeletal and neuromuscular structure and function. Includes directed laboratory experiences with cadaver dissection, skeletal materials and models.
Stress is placed on recognizing normal and pathological structures.
An introduction to and understanding of human growth, development and maturation. Emphasizes the diversity of the human population, cultures and occupations. The course examines the chronology of normal development from conception to death, with emphasis on the formative years. This course is designed to provide the student with a general understanding of the occupational therapy program and related concepts of patient care. It will emphasize the historical perspective of the profession, clinical approaches, and professional code of conduct.