OTD 6423 Neuroscience of Occupations

Study of the basic organization, structure, function, and pathology of the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems that emphasizes an understanding of the impacts of sensory, motor, cognitive, psychological, emotional, and spiritual client factors as they relate to human engagement in occupation. Course content will build in depth and generalize to case studies from OTD 5322. The two hours of lab time will be spent in the cadaver/ wet lab.  

Credits

3

Lab Hours

2

Lecture Hours

2

Prerequisite

Successful completion of the previous semester