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OTA 1225 - Fundamentals of OTA Theory and Interventions I

5 Credit Hours

Course Description:
Through theoretical study, discussions, and practical activities, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of assessment, intervention, and environmental adaptation within Occupational Therapy practice. Students will engage in classroom/laboratory activities to develop basic skills in techniques and procedures related to activities of daily living (ADLs), human motion, orthotics, physical agent modalities, range of motion, environmental adaptations, and activity analysis

Prerequisites:
OTA 1125


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