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Functional Anatomy Syllabus for 2013-2014
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Instructor

Kelly Jones (Curriculum Vitae)

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kjjones@actx.edu

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8063546043

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West Campus Allied Health 160A

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Course

PTHA-1413-002 Functional Anatomy

Prerequisites

Corequisite: PTHA 2409

Course Description

The relationship of the musculoskeletal and neuromuscular systems to normal and abnormal movement.

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Hours

(4 sem hrs; 3 lec, 3 lab)

Class Type

On Campus Course

Syllabus Information

Textbooks

\ Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy  5th edition by Lippert

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\ Laboratory Manual for Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy 3rd edition by Lippert & Minor

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\  Atlas of the student’s choice

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Supplies

\ scantrons

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\ computer with internet access

Student Performance

\ This course is designed to give the student the information needed to understand normal and abnormal movement patterns seen with patients in physical therapy. This information is then utilized in Therapeutic Exercise as a basis for understanding why certain exercises are prescribed.

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\ a.    Goals: Given the course textbook, personal notes, handouts, and other material, the student should be able to:
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\ i.      Demonstrate effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills.                                                            
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\ ii.      Review anatomy of the human body including the nervous system, bones, ligaments, muscles, and joints.
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\ iii.   Know the origins, insertions, innervations, and actions of all major muscles of the trunk/extremities.
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\ iv.    Observe normal movement produced at various areas of the body and recognize how pathological conditions alter these movement patterns.                        
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\ v.     Describe normal and abnormal gait patterns.                                                                
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\ vi.   Recognize normal and abnormal muscle length.                                                    
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\ vii. Discuss proper alignment of the body and effects of poor postural alignment on muscle contraction
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\ viii.Identify normal range of motion at the individual joints.                                                 
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\ ix.    Recognize activities that aggravate or relieve edema, pain, dyspnea, or other symptoms.          
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\ x.    Palpate muscles and bony landmarks.                                                                            
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\ xi.    Relate anatomical principles to the field of physical therapy.                                                  
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\ xii. Review current physical therapy literature.
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\  The student will know that these goals have been successfully completed if he or she earns a final grade of “C” or higher as evaluated by the faculty of the department.
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\ B.     Objectives: Given the course textbook, personal notes, handouts, and other material, the student should be able to do each of the following on a written and/or practical examination with an accuracy of 75% or higher as evaluated by faculty of the department:
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\  Goal #1
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\ 1.     Demonstrate understanding of language and terminology appropriate to kinesiology, anatomy, biomechanics, and gait.
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\  Goal #2
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\ 2.     Classify bones and joints according to shape, degree of movement, and structure.   
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\ 3.     Identify parts of long bones.                                                                                                  
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\ 4.     Classify types of muscle tissue.                                                                   
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\ 5.     Label and describe the parts of skeletal muscle.                                                                         
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\ 6.      Explain how a muscle contracts.                                                                                            
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\ 7.     Classify the diarthrodial joints of the body.                                                                              
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\ 8.     Identify the major ligaments of the body.                                                                               
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\ 9.     Describe the relationship between the axis and the atlas.                                              
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\ 10.   Name and describe the curves of the vertebral column.                                                       
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\ 11.   Describe the structure and function of the intervertebral disc.                                       
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\ 12.   Describe the structure of a neuron and explain the function of its parts.  
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\ 13.   Describe the degeneration and the regeneration of an injured myelinated fiber.                     
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\ 14.   Draw a reflex arc and label the parts.                                                                                      
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\ 15.   Label the parts of the brain and spinal cord.                                                  
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\ 16.   Distinguish between the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems.                         
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\ 17.   Name selected cranial nerves and describe their functions.                                     
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\ 18.   Name the muscles supplied by the major peripheral nerves and describe the location of the cutaneous distribution.
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\ iii.      Goal #3
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\ 19.   Identify origins, insertions, innervation, and action for all major muscles of the trunk and extremities.
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\ iv.      Goal #4
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\ 20.   Name the movements permitted at all the joints.
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\ 21.   Define the various role muscles take in coordinated joint movement.
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\ 22.   Describe joint movement in appropriate planes of movement.
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\ 23.   Analyze the role of the prime mover in a given joint movement
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\ 24.    List and describe the stages of the gait cycle using both Rancho Los Amigos and traditional terminology.
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\ 25.   Given a pathological gait, name the weak muscles or muscle groups.                                                                                                                                         
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\ 26.   Describe effects of various terrains or differing environments on the patient’s gait and locomotion.
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\ 27.   Identify characteristics of normal and abnormal gait patterns
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\  vi.      Goal #6
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\ 28.   Identify normal resting length of muscles and the effects of abnormal muscle length
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\   vii.      Goal #7
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\ 29.   Identify proper alignment of the trunk and extremities.
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\ 30.   Identify effects of poor postural alignment
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\ viii.      Goal #8
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\ 31.   Identify normal movement available at each joint.                                          
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\ 32.   Identify anatomical conditions which increase/decrease joint range of motion
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\ ix.      Goal #9
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\ 33.   Discuss activities that alleviate pain, edema, and dyspnea.                              
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\ 34.   Describe ventilation.
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\  x.      Goal #10
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\ 35.   Identify and describe the location of bones and bony prominences in the human body.                      
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\ 36.    Locate specific landmarks on the body.  
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\ 37.   Palpate major muscles of the body.
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\ xi.      Goal #11
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\ 38.   List at least two activities that would strengthen the prime mover.                            
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\ 39.   Explain the different roles played by the gastrocnemius and soleus.                                      
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\ 40.   Explain the best position to stretch given muscles.                               
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\ 41.   Explain the reason why patients lean back while performing quad exercises.                    
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\ 42.   Explain the re

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