OCTH 737 - OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY FOR ADULTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

5 cr hrs

Description This course provides the occupational therapy student with a fundamental understanding of pathophysiology and the models of practice used in occupational therapy evaluation and intervention for adults with physical disabilities. Observation skills, problem solving, critical thinking, and documentation are promoted through case studies, laboratory exercises, written and practical examinations, and clinical experiences.

Prerequisites and Corequisites
Prerequisites: ANAT 711 Human Gross Anatomy, ANAT 731 Human Neuroanatomy, PHGY 730 Human Physiology, OCTH 723 Occupation and Purposeful Activity, and OCTH 735 Neuromusculosketal Function.

Notes
Effective Fall 2009 (12-31-09), this course will no longer be offered.

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