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PT 696J
Graduate Physical Therapy Seminar IJ Adv. Biomechanics I
This elective is designed to prepare students to run a gait analysis clinic in the biomechanics laboratory. The course is one unit of lecture and one unit of lab, and covers the topics of assessment of balance, lower extremity strength assessment, special tests, and running analysis from both the research "gold standard" as well as the clinically feasible perspective with a particular focus on running.
Units: 2.0
Corequisites:
PT 662 - Differential Diagnosis in Physical Therapy
and
PT 669 - Psychosocial Issues in Physical Therapy
and
PT 648 - Health Care Delivery in Physical Therapy I
and
PT 645 - Musculoskeletal Patient Management II
and
PT 644 - Adult Neuromuscular Patient Management II
and
PT 627 - Physical Therapy Educator
Prerequisites:
PT 646 - Acute Care and Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy
and
PT 640 - Physical Therapy Interventions II
and
PT 626 - Clinical Agents
and
PT 625 - Musculoskeletal Patient Management I
and
PT 624 - Adult Neuromuscular Patient Management I
and
PT 638 - Health, Wellness and Ergonomics in Physical Therapy
and
PT 636 - Geriatrics/Gerontology for Physical Therapists
and
PT 634 - Diagnostic Imaging for Physical Therapy
and
PT 632 - Pharmacology for Physical Therapists
and
PT 622 - Evidence Informed Practice II
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PT 620 - Physical Therapy Interventions I
and
PT 618 - Foundations for Patient Management
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PT 614 - Neuroscience for Physical Therapy
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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 630 - Pathophysiology
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PT 608 - PT/Patient/Professional Interactions
and
PT 602 - Evidence Informed Practice I
and
PT 600 - Pathokinesiology
and
BIO 633 - Human Gross Anatomy for Physical Therapists