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Description: Functional Anatomy. The primary focus of this course is on gross anatomy
of the extremities and trunk, with emphasis on arthrology, myology and peripheral
neurology. An emphasis will be placed on joint
structure & function along with etiology and pathomechanics of common sports
and activity related injuries. The laboratory component of the class will utilize
prosections of human cadavers, as well as, MRI/CT imaging and sEMG
demonstrations. Anatomic structure will be discussed from both a
clinical and kinesiological perspective. Target Audience: This course is
intended for of all
students pursuing the Biophysical emphasis in the Master of Science degree in Exercise and Sports Studies. It
also serves as a popular elective course for pre-professional students, i.e.,
pre-medicine, pre-chiropractic, and pre-physical therapy.
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Professor: |
R. P. Pfeiffer, EdD,
LAT, ATC |
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< rpfeiff@boisestate.edu
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| Office:
Office Hours: |
MEC-105 (Intermountain
Orthopaedics Sports Medicine and Biomechanics Research Laboratory)
Tuesday, 9:30-11:30 AM
Wednesday, 9:30-10:30 AM & 12:30-2:30 PM |
Phone:
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426-3709 |
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This page is designed to serve as a valuable resource for you as you progress through
this class during the upcoming semester. In an effort to reduce the amount of
hard-copy material distributed in class, all important documents, including
assigned readings, will be provided via the Web or email
throughout the semester.
Action Buttons
Important documents, as well as, interesting Web links will be provided throughout the semester
by clicking on the buttons below and supplemental readings will be provided
directly to students via email attachments.
Page maintained by:
Ronald P. Pfeiffer, EdD, LAT, ATC
Dept. of Kinesiology
Co-Director of the Center for Orthopaedic & Biomechanics
Research (COBR)
208-426-3709 Voice
01/23/06
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