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Key Subjects to Study: Review human movement, joint mechanics, muscle actions, body mechanics, posture, gait, and principles of biomechanical analysis. Study force, torque, leverage, joint loading, functional movement, and ergonomics in daily activities, workplaces, and rehabilitation.
Learning Objectives: Understand how muscles and joints contribute to normal movement, interpret movement abnormalities, recognize biomechanical risk factors, and apply ergonomic principles to injury prevention and rehabilitation. Review the relationship between posture, movement efficiency, muscle function, and physical performance.
Key Subjects to Study: Study musculoskeletal anatomy, the nervous system, cardiovascular and respiratory physiology, muscle contraction, joint structure, and normal body functions. Review bones, ligaments, tendons, peripheral nerves, muscle groups, and physiological responses to exercise, injury, and rehabilitation.
Learning Objectives: Recognize major anatomical structures, understand normal physiological functions, relate anatomical findings to movement and physical impairment, and interpret basic physiological changes during exercise and recovery. Apply knowledge of anatomy and physiology to physical therapy assessment and treatment planning.
Key Subjects to Study: Review patient history taking, physical examination, clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, functional assessment, and interpretation of relevant clinical findings. Study common musculoskeletal and neurological presentations, screening procedures, red flags, and indications for medical referral.
Learning Objectives: Interpret patient symptoms, identify possible causes of functional limitations, distinguish common physical therapy conditions, and recognize findings that require additional investigation. Understand how assessment findings support appropriate treatment selection, referral decisions, and rehabilitation goals.
Key Subjects to Study: Review therapeutic physical agents, including electrical stimulation, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, therapeutic ultrasound, heat and cold applications, and hydrotherapy. Study the physiological effects, indications, contraindications, precautions, and safety considerations associated with physical modalities.
Learning Objectives: Understand the therapeutic applications of physical agents, recognize appropriate treatment considerations, and identify possible contraindications. Review the principles of modality selection, patient monitoring, safe equipment use, and prevention of treatment-related complications.
Key Subjects to Study: Study therapeutic exercise principles, range-of-motion exercises, stretching, strengthening, endurance training, balance and coordination exercises, and functional movement training. Review manual therapy concepts, exercise progression, neuromuscular re-education, postural correction, and rehabilitation program design.
Learning Objectives: Understand appropriate exercise selection for different functional limitations, recognize exercise indications and precautions, and apply principles of rehabilitation progression. Review how therapeutic exercises support mobility, strength, flexibility, balance, functional recovery, and prevention of recurrent injury.
Key Subjects to Study: Review physical therapy considerations for pregnant and postpartum patients, children, and older adults. Study pelvic floor rehabilitation, pregnancy-related musculoskeletal conditions, pediatric developmental disorders, age-related mobility changes, frailty, falls, and functional limitations in special populations.
Learning Objectives: Understand age-specific and condition-specific rehabilitation needs, recognize relevant precautions, and adapt physical therapy approaches to different patient populations. Review safe exercise selection, developmental and functional assessment, fall prevention, and individualized rehabilitation planning.
Key Subjects to Study: Study cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation, respiratory mechanics, breathing exercises, airway clearance, exercise tolerance, and functional limitations associated with cardiopulmonary disorders. Review cardiopulmonary assessment, vital sign monitoring, exercise prescription, and rehabilitation precautions.
Learning Objectives: Recognize common cardiopulmonary impairments, interpret relevant assessment findings, and understand appropriate rehabilitation interventions. Review principles of breathing techniques, endurance training, patient monitoring, and safe exercise progression in individuals with cardiovascular or respiratory disease.
Key Subjects to Study: Review sports injuries, ligament and tendon disorders, muscle strains, joint instability, overuse injuries, and principles of sports rehabilitation. Study injury prevention, movement assessment, strength and conditioning, functional testing, and return-to-sport considerations.
Learning Objectives: Recognize common sports-related injury patterns, understand rehabilitation phases, and identify factors affecting safe recovery and return to activity. Review exercise progression, neuromuscular training, functional assessment, and strategies for reducing the risk of recurrent injury.
Key Subjects to Study: Study neurological rehabilitation for conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson disease, multiple sclerosis, and peripheral nerve disorders. Review motor control, balance, coordination, gait abnormalities, spasticity, neuroplasticity, and functional recovery.
Learning Objectives: Recognize neurological impairments, interpret functional assessment findings, and understand rehabilitation strategies for movement and balance disorders. Review gait training, functional mobility, task-oriented exercises, assistive devices, and principles of neurological recovery.
Key Subjects to Study: Review musculoskeletal rehabilitation for fractures, joint disorders, soft tissue injuries, spinal conditions, postoperative limitations, and chronic musculoskeletal pain. Study orthopedic assessment, joint mobility, muscle weakness, postural abnormalities, manual therapy concepts, and therapeutic exercise.
Learning Objectives: Recognize common musculoskeletal impairments, interpret physical examination findings, understand rehabilitation approaches, and identify factors influencing functional recovery. Review treatment planning, exercise progression, pain management principles, postoperative precautions, and restoration of normal movement and daily activities.
