This course is the second in a three course sequence focused on acquisition and integration of knowledge and skills needed to manage patients with movement dysfunctions caused by neurological damage (Referred to in the Guide as Neuromuscular Practice Patterns). Focus is on development and implementation of plans of care based on sound evaluative findings and evidence of efficacy. Case presentation, video demonstrations, and patient contact is used to develop evaluation, treatment and problem solving skills.
Corequisites:PT 669 - Psychosocial Issues in Physical Therapy
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PT 662 - Differential Diagnosis in Physical Therapy
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PT 648 - Health Care Delivery in Physical Therapy I
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PT 645 - Musculoskeletal Patient Management II
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PT 627 - Physical Therapy Educator
Prerequisites:PT 646 - Acute Care and Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy
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PT 640 - Physical Therapy Interventions II
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PT 638 - Health, Wellness and Ergonomics in Physical Therapy
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PT 636 - Geriatrics/Gerontology for Physical Therapists
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PT 634 - Diagnostic Imaging for Physical Therapy
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PT 632 - Pharmacology for Physical Therapists
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PT 630 - Pathophysiology
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PT 626 - Clinical Agents
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PT 625 - Musculoskeletal Patient Management I
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PT 624 - Adult Neuromuscular Patient Management I
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PT 622 - Evidence Informed Practice II
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PT 620 - Physical Therapy Interventions I
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PT 618 - Foundations for Patient Management
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PT 614 - Neuroscience for Physical Therapy
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PT 608 - PT/Patient/Professional Interactions
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PT 606 - Therapeutic Measurements and Techniques
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PT 604 - Principles of Human Movement
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PT 602 - Evidence Informed Practice I
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PT 600 - Pathokinesiology
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BIO 633 - Human Gross Anatomy for Physical Therapists