RHAB (Rehabilitative Health)

RHAB 1010 - Medical Terminology - 1 Credit

This course includes an introduction to word parts building medical terms, instruction in organization of the body, directional terms, abbreviations and an overview of the different systems in the body. Students are expected to complete the course via progression through course modules. The course is offered both on-site and on the Web. Lecture: 1 hour

RHAB 1030 - Pathophysiology for Rehabilitative Health Practitioners - 3 Credits

This course includes a systems study of pathological conditions. The structure and function of each organ system is presented. Discussion will involve the etiology, signs, symptoms, diagnostic procedures, common medical/surgical management and the prevention of pathological processes as they affect each system. Students will understand the implications of pathological processes on physical function and contraindications and precautions for treatment. (Prerequisite: BIOL 1020) Lecture: 3 hours

RHAB 1100 - Foundation Kinesiology - 1 credit

This online course will guide the student through a detailed study of human musculoskeletal anatomy. A regional approach will be taken to study the skeletal and muscular structures that dictate human movement. Basic joint structure and osteokinematic movements will also be covered to foster an understanding of the relationship between anatomical structure and human function. Lecture: 1 hour

RHAB 1110 - Kinesiology - 3 Credits

This course covers the study of human movement and combines human structure with aspects of biomechanics, muscle physiology, physical laws of gravity and principles of leverage and motion. It deals with the function of the musculoskeletal system with application to patient related activities for the Physical Therapist Assistant and the Occupational Therapy Assistant. (Note: Restricted to OCTA, PHTA and TMSG students. Prerequisite: BIOL 1010) Lecture: 2 hours, Lab: 3 hours