PHYT 8902 01: Functional Anatomy

PHYT 8902 - Functional Anatomy

Fall 2026 Syllabus, Section 01, CRN 41667,

Credit hours: 4

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Instructor

Cathy Bieber Parrott

Professional Qualifications:
Ph. D., Health & Rehab Science, YSU, 2023
MS. PT, Advanced Msk and Orthop PT, University of Pittsburgh, 1994
BS. PT, University of Texas, Medical Branch, Galveston, 1984

Assistant Professor

Email: cbieberparrott@ysu.edu

Office: Cushwa Hall, Rm 331

Office Phone: 330 941-2559

Preferred Contact Method: email

Communication Expectations:
I will respond to emails within 24 hours during weekdays and 48 hours
over a weekend.

How to Refer to me:
Cathy

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Course Description

8902. Functional Anatomy. Study of kinetics, kinematic variables, and mechanical properties of tissue; motion analysis: posture, gait and functional activities; environmental contexts and constraints, and life span applications. Four hour lecture per week. 4 s.h.

Course Readings

Group Title Author ISBN
Required Joint Structure and Function, A Comprehensive Analysis, 6th ed. 2019. Levangie, Norkin, Lewek 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

The course readings are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, research developments, current events, and/or to ensure better learning.  

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Artificial Intelligence Policy Statement

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Schedule of Topics and Assignments

Day Date Reading(s) Proposed Topic Due/To Prepare for Class
Mon 8/24 Ch 1 Biomechanical application to body functions.
Wed 8/26 Ch 2 Joint Function Mech Prop of Human Materials, PPT
Mon 8/31 Ch 2 & 3 Joint and muscle function for production of posture and movement
Wed 9/2 Ch 13 Neurologic control of posture and movement
Mon 9/7 Lab: Manipulation of force and effect on posture and movement
Gait Observation
Due: first 3 items on kinetic assignment
Wed 9/9 Ch 14 Typical Gait Production Gait quiz
Mon 9/14 Ch 14 Typical Gait Production Due: Muscle Function During Movement
Wed 9/16 Ch 4
Ch 6
Joint Function: C-spine
Joint Function: TMJ
Joint quiz
Mon 9/21 Ch 7 Joint Function: Shoulder complex Joint quiz
Wed 9/23 Ch 8 Joint Function: Elbow and Forearm joint quiz
Mon 9/28 Ch 9 Joint Function: Wrist and Hand. joint quiz
Wed 9/30 Ch 4
Ch 5
Joint Function: Chest wall and T-spine Joint quiz
Due: Kinetic Application to Posture & Movement
Mon 10/5 Ch 4 Joint Function: L-spine and Pelvis Joint quiz
Wed 10/7 Midterm Exam
Mon 10/12 Ch 10 Joint Function: Hip Due: 1/2 of skills checked off
Wed 10/14 Ch 11 Joint Function: Tibiofemoral joint
Mon 10/19 Ch 11 Joint Function: Patellofemoral joint
Wed 10/21 Ch 12 Joint Function: Ankle
Mon 10/26 Ch 12 Joint Function: Foot
Wed 10/28 Lab: Measuring posture and movement Due: Gait Analysis Documentation
Mon 11/2 APTA Neuro Academy Movement Analysis Framework. In class activity: Analyze assigned functional activity and prepare peer teaching
Wed 11/4 In class activity: Analyze assigned functional activity and prepare peer teaching Due: Skill Check- all skills completed
Mon 11/9 Peer teaching of functional movment: Chewing reaching, hand/finger object manipulation. Due: Peer teaching of Human movement
Wed 11/11 Veteran's Day Holiday
Mon 11/16 Peer teaching of functional movment: Supine to sit, sit to stand, stand to sit Due: Develop Human Movement Resource
Wed 11/18 Peer teaching of functional movment: Stair ascent, stair descent, throwing
Mon 11/23 Peer teacin gof functional movement: Kicking, running
Wed 11/25 Thanksgiving recess
Mon 11/30 Immobilization, environment and aging impact on posture and movement
Wed 12/2 Manipulation of forces to modify postue and movement dysfunction
Mon 12/7 Final Exam

The course schedule, policies, procedures, and assignments in this course are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, by mutual agreement, and/or to ensure better learning.