DPTH.6020 Neuroscience: Anatomy (Formerly 34.602)

Id: 004685 Credits: 3-3

Description

Neuroscience anatomy presents the form and functions of the human nervous system. It is a foundation course for physical therapy procedure courses. The student is introduced to clinically relevant neuroanatomy through a close examination of the signs and symptoms of a variety of pathologies, including lesions, tumors, injuries, and congenital disorders. Clinical examples are freely used to highlight the integral relationship between structural anatomy and functional impairment.

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: Physical Therapy Graduate Students only.

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