3 Professional Practices and Administration Responsibilities of the physical therapist in clinical treatments, supervision, consultation, and teaching within and out of the hospital department. Emphasis is placed on development and administration of a physical therapy department in any setting with emphasis on proprietary practice. 3 Neurophysiological Principles of Physical Therapy Therapeutic exercises related to rehabilitation. 2, Lab. 3. An extension of P-T 432 to include the evaluative use of therapeutic exercise and group exercises and adjusting activities to individual patient needs.
Emphasis is placed on neurophysiological techniques used in patient treatment.
2, Lab. 3. 1 Medical Sciences I Presentations by physicians and other qualified health professionals in pathology, psychiatry, medicine, surgery, and orthopedics. Medical Sciences II A continuation of P-T 441 with emphasis on physical therapy clinical applications. Supervised practice in a clinical setting with an opportunity to practice evaluation skills and develop analytical thinking. Weekly seminar sessions will emphasize issues facing the practice of physical therapy.