Exercise, Sport and Health Education 465
ESHE 465: Therapeutic Interventions
Credit Hours: 4 (3 hours lecture, 2 hours lab)
Prerequisites: GPA of 3.0, ATTR 323, ESHE 390 and ESHE 392
Application of therapeutic exercises and therapeutic modalities in injury rehabilitation.
Detailed Description of Course
This course is designed to provide students with experience in major aspects of injury rehabilitation including treatment modalities and exercise for rehabilitation. This course is designed to provide opportunites to improve critical thinking skills through the selection and application of appropriate exercises and modalities for rehabilitation.
Detailed Description of Doncut of Course
Students will be taught using a variety of methods including lecture, problem-solving sessions and hands-on experiences. Students will participate in flipped classroom activities and work in groups to assess skills of other class members.
Goals and Objectives of Course
Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
1) Describe the pathophysiology of musculoskeletal injuries and the healing process.
2) Describe basic rehabilitation goals and the factors involved to include: prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation and recondition.
3) Describe basic rehabilitation goals and the factors involved (i.e., prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation and recondition).
4) Describe methods of range of motion (ROM), proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) patterns, contraction/relaxation and stabilization techniques, and exercise techniques.
5) Perform manual muscle tests for major muscles, appropriately document the results and design rehabilitation programs accordingly.
6) Interpret, discuss, and compare various rehabilitation protocols at various stages of the rehabilitation process for multiple body parts.
7) Demonstrate open and closed chain "functional" exercises.
8) Describe, diagram and explain the concept of pain and current theories on how it is trasmitted.
9) Compare and contrast the major pain control theories and the associated rationale for the method employed in the control of acute and chronic pain.
10) Describe the physiological process of wound healing as it relates to modality usage and selection.
11) Explain the therapeutic indications and contraindications associated with heat, cold, intermittent compression, and therapeutic laser.
12) Demonstrate the patient preparation, administration and dosage regulation of each modailty listed above.
Assesment Measures
May include but are not limited to: Oral/Practical/Video examinations, Written papers/exams on specific injuries, Project-based learning, Student presentations.
Other Course Information
N/A
Review and Approval
April 25, 2016