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Instructional OutcomesUpon successful completion of this course, the students will be able to detail specificsregarding osteology and myology so that massage procedures may be skillfully applied.In addition, as detailed in the General Outcomes for each Unit Title, the student will:1. Discuss the basic relationships of body parts in correct anatomic terminology.2. Describe basic skeletal histology.3. Discuss the basic parts of bone, muscle and joints using correct anatomic terminologyto classify joints.4. Relate the basic function and structure of the nervous system as it relates tomovement.5. Describe basic muscular histology.6. Identify major bones, joints, muscles, actions and innervations of the skull andvertebral column.7. Identify major joints, bones, muscles actions and innervations of the trunk, pelvis andlower extremity.8. Identify major joints, bones, muscles actions and innervations of the trunk, pelvis andupper extremity.9. Demonstrate ability to correctly identify through visual and palpatory skills muscles,tendons, nerve pathways, and joint structures through the use of surface anatomy.Behavioral OutcomesUpon successful completion of this course, the student will:1. Demonstrate a receptive response to constructive criticism as provided via examinations,quizzes, and assigned projects related to the subject matter.2. Demonstrate conduct that reflects respect and courtesy in all interactions withinstructor(s) and peers.3. Engage in on-going self-assessment as it relates to achieving success in the course sothat content areas that require knowledge enhancement can be identified.4. Set appropriate goals as a result of on-going self-assessment.MSS 0156L: Anatomy and Physiology for Massage Therapy Lab Page 2 of 10
UNIT 1ANATOMIC TERMINOLOGYGeneral Outcome:1.0 The student will discuss the basic relationships of body parts in correct anatomicterminology.Specific Instructional Objectives:Upon successful completion of this unit, the student will be able to:1.1 List the synonyms for general body regions.1.2 Name the synonyms for body surfaces.1.3 Draw the plans of the body.1.4 Demonstrate or identify movements at certain joints of the body.MSS 0156L: Anatomy and Physiology for Massage Therapy Lab Page 3 of 10
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