OT 332 - Grading & Adapting w/Low Technology

This course will build upon the concepts identified in OT 321 Activity Analysis. Advances the use of occupation as the basis of practice for the occupational therapy profession. Actively utilizes the process of activity analysis for the selection, grading, and adaptation of occupations as a means of evaluation and intervention within the intervention process. Introduces students to the use of adaptive equipment as a means of promotion of independence in occupational performance, including; orthotics, prosthetics, and splinting. Techniques and strategies for the teaching and practicing of the therapeutic utilization of occupations will be practiced in weekly lab sessions. OT majors only. Offered: Spring. Two hours of lecture/week.

Prerequisites OT 321, OT 323, OT 325, and OT 327
Corequisites OT 332L

Credits: 3

Class Level Junior Undergraduate
Program Undergraduate