Year
Year 1
Semester
Second Semester
Credit
3
Program Description
Detailed examination of nervous and skeletal systems relevant to rehabilitation practices.
Course overview
This course provides a detailed examination of the nervous and skeletal systems with a specific focus on their relevance to rehabilitation practices. You will explore the complex structures that control movement and sensation, learning how these systems interact to support daily function.
Through lectures and practical lab sessions, you will gain a strong foundation in human anatomy and physiology. This knowledge is essential for supporting clients in Occupational Therapist & Physiotherapist Assistant programs, where understanding the root causes of movement limitations is critical.
Who takes this course
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
None
Learning outcomes
- Identify the major structures and functions of the central and peripheral nervous systems.
- Describe the anatomy and biomechanics of the human musculoskeletal system.
- Analyze the interaction between neurological control and muscular movement.
- Apply knowledge of systemic disorders to common rehabilitation scenarios.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Midterm examination | 30 |
| Practical anatomy lab assessment | 25 |
| Systemic case study report | 25 |
| Final examination | 20 |