RHAB 230 - Anatomy of Movement

Description
Identifying and describing the medical terminology, structure and function of the key body systems involved in human movement is essential in the practice of rehabilitation therapy. Anatomy of Movement is an introductory course on functional movement with emphasis placed on describing and analyzing the functionality of the skeletal, muscular and peripheral nervous systems including gross movements and surface anatomy. Learners develop observational and client handling skills through hands-on experience by palpating and moving the structures of the body to gain an appreciation of the three-dimensional nature of the body and its movement potential.

3 Credits

Time Guidelines
The standard instructional time for this course is 45 hours.