OT 810 - Anatomy & Movement for Occupations 1

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This course emphasizes content related to client factors and serves as a prerequisite for Anatomy and Movement for Occupations 2. Though a combination of lecture and lab meetings, students gain competence with principles from anatomy, biomechanics and kinesiology necessary for understanding occupational performance. Students are intriduced to human anatomical systems with emphasis placed on functional relevance of the muscular and skeletal systems.