Understanding human anatomy is essential for occupational therapy professionals to assess function and support rehabilitation. This book focuses on the musculoskeletal, nervous, and sensory systems relevant to occupational therapy practice. Clear illustrations and clinical correlations help students grasp the relationship between anatomy and functional performance. Special emphasis is placed on upper limb anatomy, posture, and movement analysis. The text also introduces surface anatomy and palpation techniques. Tailored for OT learners, it connects anatomical knowledge directly to therapeutic interventions.
Thembeka Moyo is a human anatomy lecturer with a specialized role in teaching anatomical sciences to occupational therapy students. She is based in Southern Africa and brings a hands-on, application-driven style to anatomy education. Thembeka focuses on functional anatomy, emphasizing musculoskeletal, neurological, and upper limb systems relevant to daily living activities. She develops anatomy lab modules and learning resources tailored for occupational therapy curricula. Her scholarly work supports the integration of anatomical knowledge into therapeutic assessment and intervention planning. She champions anatomy as a dynamic, clinically relevant subject.