19 courses with the subject PTH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
PTH 0101Introduction to Physical Therapy Credit 5 (3-4-0)
This course includes an overview of physical therapy as a profession including history, employment settings, health care team relationships, basic types of treat- ment and an introduction to the common clinical conditions encountered by the therapist assistant. Topics include selected physical therapy modalities, patient preparation, aseptic care, ethics, concepts of health and disease along with general muscle groups, their locations, direction and range of movement produced. Upon completion, students will be able to explain the role of the assistant and dem- onstrate competence in basic techniques of patient care. (F)
PTH 0102Physical Therapy Procedures I Credit 5 (3-4-0)
This course is a continuation of PTH 0101 with detailed study of treatment procedures including physiological principles and techniques involved. Topics include application of hot packs, whirlpool procedures, massage techniques on muscle groups, their general actions and nervy supply, intermittent venous com- pression, paraffin, ultrasound, and patient response to treatment. Upon comple- tion, students will be able to utilize hot packs, whirlpool, IVC, paraffin, ultrasound, and to use massage techniques safely and appropriately in the laboratory setting. (W)
PTH 0103Physical Therapy Procedures II Credit 5 (3-0-6)
This course is a continuation of PTH 0102 with students giving written and oral patient care presentations as case scenarios as well as applying previously learned procedures within a clinical setting. During carefully planned and closely super- vised clinical experiences, students who complete this course should demonstrate acceptable competence in applying procedures learned to date as appropriate to an individual clinical setting and to recognize patient physiological/psycholog- ical responses to treatment. The student will be able to express a basic understand- 232
PTH 0104Physical Therapy Procedures III Credit 6 (3-0-9)
This course is a continuation of PTH 0103 with advanced study of selected pro- cedures. Topics include infra red, ultra violet, paraffin, pain management by elec- trical stimulation, and use of adaptive equipment and devices. Upon completion, students will be able to safely apply infra red, ultra violet, paraffin, and electrical stimulation and use adaptive equipment and devices.
PTH 0105Physical Therapy Procedures IV Credit 7 (3-0-12)
This course is a continuation of PTH 0104 and emphasizes physical and physiological principles and techniques of application of selected physical therapy measures. Topics include advanced principles and treatment of burns, amputees, cerebrovascular accidents, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, and cold therapies. Upon completion, students will be able to demonstrate a moderate degree of proficiency in combining advanced therapeutic skills and modalities.
PTH 0106Seminar in Physical Procedures Credit 3 (3-0-0)
This course includes seminars in the latest advanced techniques and equipment, allied fields and specialties, and detailed experience in written reports. Topics in- clude pharmacology, pediatrics, extra-departmental experience reports (observ- ing an operation, for example), case histories, and guest resource persons. Upon completion, students will be able to discuss the latest information on specialized techniques and equipment and expanded health fields, and to display maturity in writing progress notes.
This course provides a study of applied anatomy and kinesiology with emphasis on joint action, function and dysfunction as seen in a rehabilitation facility. Upon successful completion of PTH 0110, students will demonstrate an ability to: describe and demonstrate major joint actions; identify the major muscles of these actions, their bony attachments and nerves supply; measure joint motion using goniometer; demonstrate a working knowledge of muscle testing procedures; and identify topographically bone and muscle locations. (Sp)
This course is designed to provide knowledge, techniques, and procedures for administering basic first aid assistance, and includes CPR certification. Emphasis is placed on prevention of accidents, identification of emergencies, and pro- cedures to follow in first aid crises. Upon completion, students will be able to per- form artificial respiration and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, identify and ban- dage wounds, and treat for shock, choking, burns, and other emergencies.
This course is designed to present a survey of basic pathology with emphasis on conditions most frequently seen and treated in physical therapy. Topics include basic systems of body, the causes of disease or trauma processes, signs and symptoms, indicated treatment, and possible outcomes of conditions. Upon com- pletion, students will be able to categorize illness and disease, understand basic pathology, identify organ or body systems involved, and explain repair processes. (Su)
This course introduces principles and techniques of basic therapeutic exercises and ambulation as they relate to a variety of pathological conditions. Topics include routine therapeutic exercises, ambulation skills, postural routines, relaxa- tion techniques, joint range of motion, and activities of daily living. Upon com- pletion, students will be able to apply routine therapeutic exercises, fit crutches, walkers, and canes, teach ambulation skills as indicated, identify architectural barriers, and perform goniometric measurement. (Su)
PTH 0204Physical Therapy Procedures III Credit 6 (4-4-0)
This course is a continuation of PTH 0103 with advanced study of selected procedures. Topics include infra red, ultraviolet, pain management by electrical stimulation, cryotherapy, microwave and shortwave diathermy, and the use of adaptive equipment and devices. Upon completion, students will be able to safely apply infra red, ultraviolet, electrical stimulation, cold therapies, diathermy, and use adaptive equipment and devices. (F)
PTH 0205Physical Therapy Procedures IV Credit 7 (3-0-12)
This course is a continuation of PTH 0204 and emphasizes physical and physiological principles and techniques of application of selected physical therapy measures. Topics include advanced principles and treatment of burns, amputees, cerebrovascular accidents, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, pediatrics, elderly care, and traction. Upon completion of the lecture and clinical portions of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate a moderate degree of proficiency in combining advanced therapeutic skills and modalities. (W)
PTH 0206Seminar in Physical Therapy Procedures Credit 3 (3-0-0)
This course will have an emphasis on reviewing and preparing the student for State Board Licensure Examination and will include seminars in the latest ad- 233
PTH 0210Psychology of Adjustment (PT) Credit 3 (3-0-0)
This course is a study of basic concepts of interpersonal relationships between health worker and patients; psychological adjustment of both patient and worker is explored. Topics include emotional reactions to disease, physical impairment, and case studies of patients with varying degrees of basic personality handicaps. Upon completion, students will be able to discuss the basis for and methods of achieving effective interaction with the patient.
This course is designed to provide the student an understanding of specific therapeutic procedures such as PNF, peripheral and spinal mobilizations, general relaxation technique, effective lifting and handling of patients, static and dynamic balance training, support bandaging/splinting, stump bandaging, amputee rehab, stroke rehab, and basic concepts of myofascial release. CPR recertification will be conducted in this course in preparation for clinical affiliation. Upon completion, the student will have working knowledge of the above procedures and foundation for further enhancement in these areas of specialty. (F)
PTH 0215Community Health & Welfare Credit 3 (3-0-0)
This course is designed to survey, identify, and describe various health and welfare resources within the community and includes field trips to selected agen- cies. Topics include public, private, and voluntary health organizations and their functions, future trends of health care, and basic health problems. Upon comple- tion, students will be able to discuss the functions, resources, and proper utilization of community health agencies and the need for such agencies. (W)
This course is designed to place students in a variety of clinical settings for planned learning experiences and practice under supervision for ten weeks. Emphasis is placed on reinforcement of learned skills during direct patient care and presentation of case studies of patients. Upon completion, students will be able to develop progress reports on patients and function effectively as integral members of the physical therapy team. (Sp)
This course is designed to place students in a variety of clinical settings for planned learning experiences and practice under supervision for ten weeks. Emphasis is placed on reinforcement of learned skills during direct patient care and presentation of case studies of patients. Upon completion, students will be able to develop progress reports on patients and function effectively as integral members of the physical therapy team. (Sp)
This course is designed to place students in a variety of clinical settings for plan- ned learning experiences and practice under supervision for eleven weeks. Em- phasis is placed on reinforcement of learned skills during direct patient care and presentation of case studies of patients. Upon completion, students will be able to develop progress reports on patients and function effectively as integral members of the physical therapy team. 186
