OTA 110 - Human Structure and Function (4 Credits)

This course provides an explanation of anatomy and physiology as it applies to human function. Students will obtain an understanding of gross anatomy and surface anatomy, joint and muscle structure and function, neural structure and function, and soft tissue influences and how this translates into functional motion. Neurological structure, function and dysfunction are discussed and how these translate into function and participation in occupation. This course examines various neurological diagnoses and cognitive conditions, typically benefiting from the provision of OT services. Lecture Hours: 39. Laboratory Hours: 26. Prerequisite(s): Permission of department head. Course Fee: $60. Laboratory Fee: $25. Usually offered in the fall.