This course introduces the multiple factors that mediate the initiation, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of disorders in the upper extremities. Beginning with a systematic review of hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder region functional anatomy, a knowledge base is developed to provide a means for the analysis of injury mechanisms. With this base developed, current prevention, clinical diagnosis and rehabilitation techniques for specific disorders will be examined, including carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff tears, and lateral epicondylitis. Pathologies arising from occupational, sport, and daily living activities will be addressed. Prereq: KIN 121, 160; Level at least 3A
