Musculoskeletal Anatomy Part B
And Assessment of Muscle Strength and Range of Motion
Bachelor's in Occupational Therapy | Year 2 | Semester A | Mandatory Course
The course provides students with basic theoretical knowledge of movement and components of movement in the human body, and their importance in occupational therapy practice.
Instruction includes theoretical lectures and practical sessions in small groups. Practical sessions entail applied learning of theoretical concepts, topographic anatomy, measurement of joint range of motion, and assessment of upper and lower limb muscle strength using Manual Muscle Testing (MMT)
Motor Learning
Bachelor's in Occupational Therapy | Year 2 | Semester B | Mandatory Course
The course provides foundational concepts in motor learning, classification of motor skills, and elaboration on stages of learning.
Instruction integrates frontal lectures, discussions, and experiences encompassing models of skill control, as well as the acquisition and improvement of motor skills across various occupations and tools for assessing motor learning. The course focuses on the application of principles and processes that promote the acquisition and performance enhancement of motor skills among healthy individuals and persons with pathologies manifested in the motor domain.