Anatomy and Kinesiology for Health Professions

The study of human anatomy and movement principles as applied to health professions for injury evaluation, rehabilitation and biomechanical assessment. Analysis of movement from the study of anatomical structures and mechanical principles of the human body. This course satisfies additional degree requirements in science. Offered: Fall.


Credit hours: 4.0

Additional Prerequisites / Conditions: BI204 Human Anatomy or BI109 Anatomy and Physiology.

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Last updated: 08/07/2023