Presenter Bio:
Dave Smith is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Health Occupations department at Idaho State University. He teaches primarily anatomy, physiology and pathology courses for programs
including the Occupational Therapy Assistant program
Neuroanatomy with a 3D Digital Cadaver
Saturday October 10, 2026, 1:15 – 2:15 pm
Assigned Continuing Education: 1 contact hours
Dave Smith, PTA, MS in Health Promotion and Education with an emphasis on Health Technology.
Financial Disclosure: Employee of Idaho State University Non-Financial Disclosure: N/A
Course Length: 1.0 contact hours
PRIMARY Presentation Category: Physical Rehabilitation Intended Audience: Introductory
Short Abstract:
Explore neuroanatomy and neuropathology through interactive 3D digital cadavers to enhance clinical reasoning and occupational therapy practice.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify anatomical changes present in patients with neurological complications.
- Explain how those anatomical changes can effect function as it relates to occupational therapy.
- Discuss possible treatment options for effective occupational therapy.
Educational Value:
By integrating advanced imaging with clinically relevant examples, this course is designed to strengthen anatomical understanding, and improve clinical reasoning.
Conference Course Completion Requirements:
To receive continuing education credit, participants are required to attend each course of their choosing in full, and must meet course objectives, participate in lectures, labs, and discussions. Attendees will be asked to complete an online quiz for each course, achieving 100 percent. CE will only be assigned for the courses that were attended and these requirements were met for. Total contact hours will be tabulated and provided via certificate.