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1 COURSE TITLE: PHYSIOTHERAPY TECNIQUES I & CLINICAL PRACTICE MARKS STUDY HOURS: THEORY 120 PAPER: 01 PRACTICAL: 30 Term : 3 rd TIME: 03HRS COURSE CONTENTS STUDY HOURS (Theory +Practical) 6+30 A. SPECIAL ANATOMY A1. Skeletal system A1.1 Classification and general features of bones & joints A1.2 Bones of upper limb A1.3 Bones of lower limb A1.4 Joints of upper & lower limbs, classification of joints and Bones. A1.5 Essential features of each type. A1.6 Kind of movement permitted in joint institution of movements structure of each joint chief relation. A1.7 Skull-general features, bone and position of bone. A1.8 Vertebral column, Sternum & Ribs. A1.9 Foot A1.10 Description of Carpus, metacarpus and phalangeal bones and their movements A2. Muscles: 6+30 General anatomy of muscles, their classification and action. Nerve Supply & actions of various limbs & body muscles including diagrams, their nerve supply with special emphasis on their group action as against antagonist, synergist. A3. NERVOUS SYSTEM: A3.1 General Orientation of CN.S. A3.2 Brain & Spinal cord. A3.3 Sympathetic ¶ sympathetic system. A3.4 Cranial and peripheral nerves. A3.5 Distribution of 5,7,10,11. Name, & functions only of the other nerves. A4. Cardio Vascular System 2+2 A4.1 Heart-Aorta, major arteries of Limbs head, neck, brain, abdomen &thorax. A4.2 Veins of body A4.3 Lymphatic A5 Digestive System: 2+2 A5.1 Mouth
2 A5.2 Pharynx esophagus A5.3 Gastrointestinal tract A5.4 Associated glands, salivary glands, liver, pancreas A6 Endocrines 2+1 A6.1 Pituitary, thyroid. A6.2 Parathyroid, suprarenal, etc. A7 Excretory System / Uro-genital 3+3 A7.1 Kidney, Urinary Bladder Gonads, Urethra. A7.2 genital system and reproductive system A8. SURFACE ANATOMY 3+2 A8.1.Knowledge of various bony and soft land marks on body. A8.2. Correlation of these marks with deep structures. A8.3. Surface marking of various deep structures in body. A8.4 Measurements in limbs- recognition of various parts in limbs, abdomen, thorax, head & neck. B. SPECIAL PHYSIOLOGY B1 Physical principles of resting membranes potential in nerve & muscle, action potential and physiology of nerve impulse synaptic transmission. B2 Sympathetic and parasympathetic system. B3 Sensory system various types of sensations, their pathways and brain center. B4 Special senses. Eye, ear, taste, olfaction. B5 Motor system pyramidal and extra pyramidal. B6 Cerebellum RAS. Sleep, higher brain functions, EEG, B7 Functions of Hypothalamus. B8 Physiology skeletal muscle, smooth, cardiac muscle neuromuscular physiology. B9 EMG, myoneural junctions. B10 Physiology of respiration, cardiovascular system, Endocrine GIT, urinary system, blood, immune system. B11 Physiology of bones and Ca++ metabolism. B12 Physiology of Exercise. B13 Metabolism.Diet & Nourishment especially in handicapped & paralyzed individuals. B14 Electrolyte physiology, water & Electrolyte balance PH regulation. C. MYOLOGY 6+14 C1 Demonstration of muscles (different groups with their function) C2 Demonstration of ligaments C3 Exercises Physiotherapy of sensory organs especially skin, briefly
3 other organ, to demonstrate on flip charts or projectors. C4 Surface Marking (surface anatomy/ General anatomy) D PRACTICAL 4+6 Demonstration of all the above systems on D1 Charts D2 Equipments D3 Slides/ Projectors D4 Dummy s D5 Skeleton (Individual bones and Whole) Recommended books Fundamental of Physiotherapy by Jaypee New Dehli Text Book of electro therapy by Jag Mohan Singh by jypee New Dehli Tiday s Physiotherapy by Stuart portor latest edition by Elsevier, India. The principle of exercise by Dna Gardiner M.D Anatomy and physiology for nurses by Roger Watson Reference Books. Tiday s message and remedial exercise be (J.O Wale) latest edition by 10 P Publishing LTD. UK Clinical Medicine by Davidson s principle and practice of medicine (edited by CRW Adwardsetal)BY ELBS Clinical Anatomy by Richard Snell
4 COURSE TITLE: PHYSIOTHERAPY TECNIQUES II& CLINICAL PRACTICE MARKS STUDY HOURS: THEORY 120 PAPER: 02 PRACTICAL: 30 YEAR: 2 nd TIME: 03HRS COURSE CONTENTS STUDY HOURS (Theory +Practical) 6+30 A Kinesiology A 1 CLASSIFICATION OF PASSIVE MOVEMENTS. A 1.1 Relaxed Passive Movements. A 1.2 Forced Passive Movements. A 1.3 Its technique and effects. A 2 Classification of active movements. A 2.1 Assisted active movement its technique and effect. A 2.2 Resisted movement its technique and effect. A 2.3 Free active movements technique and effect. A2.4 Active Assistant and resisted movements technique and effect. A 3 BREATHING EXERCISES: A 3.1 It techniques and effects. A 4 POSTURE DRAINAGE AND BREATHING CONTROL: 1+1 E4.1 Its techniques and effects. A5 DIFFERENT POSTURES: POSTURES:(Effects, uses and Muscle work) 3+6 A5.1 Standing.FKneeling A5.2 Sitting. A5.3 Lying. A5.4 Hanging. A5.5 Pelvic Tilt. A6 RE EDUCATION OF WALKING / GAIT TRAINING A6.1 Without aids. A6.2 With Crutches A6.3 Wheel Chair A6.4 Stick and Braces. A7 SUSPENSION THERAPY: A7.1 Introduction to suspension therapy.
5 A7.2 Simple methods of suspension. A7.3 Effects and uses. A8 PULLEY CIRCUITS: A8.1 Introduction to pulley and weight circuits. A8.2 Effects and uses of pulley circuits. A9 RELAXATION: 1+1 A9.1 Definition, Methods of promoting relaxation. A9.2 Effects and uses. A10 P.N. F. TECHNIQUES 3+6 A10.1 Basic technique. A10.2 its effects and uses B: PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT AND TECHNIQUE B1 NERVOUS SYSTEM 4+12 Classification of Nervous Diseases B1.1 Upper Motor Neuron Diseases. B1.1.1 Hemiplegia B1.1.2 CerebralPlasy. B1.2Lower Motor Neuron Diseases: B1.2.1Acute Aneroid Poliomyelitis B1.2.2 Progressive Muscular Atropy B1.2.3 Chorea and parkinosonism B1.2.4 Peripheral nerve injuries B1.2.5 Facial Paralysis. B2 DISEASES OF MUSCLES. 2+4 B2.1 The Dystrophies. B2.2 Myasthenia Gavis. B3 DISEASES OF JOINTS B3.1Osteoarthritis. B3.2 Ankylosing spondylitis. B3.3 Rheumatoid arthritis. B3.4 Septic arthritis B3.5 Gout B4 DISEASES OF RESPIRATORY TRACT B4.1 1n Bronchitis B4.2 Bronchiactasis. B4.3 Pneumonia - B4.4 Bronchial Tuberculosis. B4.5 Asthma. B4.6 Pleurisy.
6 B4.7Pleural. Effusion B5 FRACTURES. B5.1 Types, sites and its physiotherapy management. B6 DEFORMITIES. B6.1 Acquired and congenital, General principles of physiotherapy treatment. B7 General pre operative and post operative care of patients in physiotherapy B7.1 Lobectomy B7.2 Pneumonectomy B7.3 DVT (Deep Vein Therapy) B7.4 Implanted Patients (Total Hip Joint Replacement) B8 PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CHEST SURGERY 1+3 Lobotomy, Pnaumectomy B9 PHYSIOTHERAPY IN TRAUMATIC CONDITIONS 1+3 B9.1Joint sprains. B9.2 Synovitis. B9.3 Bursitis. B9.4 Tendinities. B10. INTRODUCTION TO HYDROTHERAPY, OUTLINE OF 2+4 METHODS.USED, TECHNIQUES, TYPES OF BATHS EFFECTS AND USES. B11. INTRODUCTION TO PARAFFIN BATHS, ITS APPLICATION, EFFECTS AND USES. 2+4 B12. MANUALAL THERAPY: B12.1 Post operative physiotherapy. B12.2 Chest physiotherapy B12.3 Physiotherapy in orthopedics. B12.4 Physiotherapy in peripheral nerve therapy. B12.5 Physiotherapy for hemi-pelagic patient. B12.6 Mobilization and gait training. B12.7 Physiotherapy for paraplegic patients, exercises, bed positioning, complication, loss of sensations and management. B13. WAX THERAPY 2+2 B13.1 Uses of wax therapy B13.2 Combination, diagram of the tub, and contraindication B13.3 Temperature setting and preparation of the patient B14. MECHANICAL SYSTEMS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY: - 2+2
7 B14.1 Study the diagram of pulley and rope system. B14.2 Study and uses of shoulder wheel B14.3 User of ladders in gymnasium B14.4 Study with diagrams required in various exercises. B14.5 Study with diagram of quadriceps drill, its uses and types of exercises B15. EXERCISE THERAPY: - B15.1 Study of design, apparatus, equipment for passive and active exercise therapy. B15.2 usage of manual exercise therapy. B15.3 Indications or conditions for use. B15.4 To study the role of exercises in hemipligia and paraplegia. B15.5 Indication for use of massage. B15.6 Contraindications of massage. B16. CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY B16.1 To study conditions, effects and diagram showing trachea, bronchi and lungs. B16.2 To study the effects of physiotherapy regarding expectoration and oxygenation. B16.3 Applications in post-operative thoaroctomy. B16.4 Uses of chest therapy in ICU& CCU. B17. TRACTION APPARATUS B17.1 Uses of traction apparatus. B17.2 Study of manual traction. B17.3 Advantages and disadvantage of Traction. B17.4 Study of mechanical traction. B17.5 Cervical Traction its uses and effects. B17.6 Mechanical traction apparatus its uses and effects. B17.8 Pre and post therapy precautions for Cervical. B17.9 Time and duration the treatment required. Recommended books Fundamental of Physiotherapy by Jaypee New Dehli Text Book of electro therapy by Jag Mohan Singh by jypee New Dehli Tiday s Physiotherapy by Stuart portor latest edition by Elsevier, India. The principle of exercise by Dna Gardiner M.D Anatomy and physiology for nurses by Roger Watson Reference Books. Tiday s message and remedial exercise be (J.O Wale) latest edition by 10 P Publishing LTD. UK Clinical Medicine by Davidson s principle and practice of medicine (edited by CRW Adwardsetal)BY ELBS Clinical Anatomy by Richard Snell
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