PTAT 2231 - Rehabilitation Concepts in Cardiopulmonary and Musculoskeletal

Credits: 3

A rehabilitation intervention preparation course for the accompanying lab course PTAT 2230, covering the concepts of orthopedic and joint dysfunction, wound care, work reconditioning/hardening, progressive therapeutic exercise, and an overview of special tests. Includes study of procedural knowledge of: range of motion, balance and coordination exercises, and flexibility training for clinic and patient home education. Study of principles and treatment considerations relating to: prosthetic and orthotic management, postural dysfunctions, TMJ, cardiac conditions, along with women’s health issues such as osteoporosis, pre-and postpartum conditions, for clinic and home use. Data collection and standard documentation to support safe and legal care.

Prereq: PTAT 1114 and Admission to PTA Program.3 lecture hours $