PT 507. Kinesiology II.2 Credits.
Kinesiology II introduces the foundational principles of biomechanics with special emphasis on applications to the lower extremities. The course emphasizes joint structure and function of the lower extremity as well as the spine. Forces and torques in static clinical free body diagrams are expanded and dynamic motion is studied. Students utilize hands-on techniques to enhance understanding of muscle function and joint mechanics.
Prerequisites: Take PT 505
Corequisites: Take PT 507L.
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 507L. Kinesiology II Lab.1 Credit.
Lab to accompany PT 507.
Prerequisites: Take PT 505L
Corequisites: Take PT 507.
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 513. Human Anatomy II.2 Credits.
This course presents the anatomical structures of the lower extremity, thorax, abdomen and pelvis through lecture and human donor dissection experiences. Students analyze the relationship between structures, function, and application to human movement. Clinical correlations between anatomy and pathology provide a foundation for clinical decision making. This course emphasizes collaboration in an active learning environment.
Prerequisites: Take PT 512.
Corequisites: Take PT 513L
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 513L. Human Anatomy II Lab.1 Credit.
Lab to accompany PT 513.
Prerequisites: Take PT 512l
Corequisites: Take PT 513
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 528. Musculoskeletal I.3 Credits.
This course emphasizes integration of skills learned during foundational courses in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal diagnoses. The student will develop and utilize an evidence-informed approach to examine, evaluate, and develop a plan of care for patients with various musculoskeletal conditions of the cervical spine and upper quadrant.
Corequisites: Take PT 528L
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 551. Physical Therapy Process II.3 Credits.
This course utilizes the Physical Therapist Patient/Client Management Model to build upon and integrate examination skills developed in Physical Therapy Process I. Examination skills are progressed and integrated into the appropriate selection and safe application of physical therapy interventions used across multiple settings and patient/client populations.
Prerequisites: Take PT 550
Corequisites: Take PT 551L.
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 551L. Physical Therapy Process II Lab.1 Credit.
Lab to accompany PT 551.
Prerequisites: Take PT 550L
Corequisites: Take PT 551.
Offered: Every year, Spring
PT 628. Acute Care and Cardiopulmonary II.2 Credits.
This course integrates and builds upon knowledge acquired in the foundational curriculum to examine, evaluate and treat patients with cardiovascular, pulmonary, and integumentary dysfunction across the lifespan. Students prioritize examinations, select evidence-based interventions, manage lines and equipment, monitor hemodynamics and demonstrate competency in making clinical decisions for more complex patients. Students explore the impact of critical illness, systemic disease and interprofessional collaboration on patient outcomes.
Prerequisites: Take PT 531
Corequisites: Take PT 628L
Offered: Every year, Spring