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    CPE 9 123 010 STAO - Dry Needling (2015-2016 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 009 STAO - Dry Needling (2017-2018 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 005 STAO - Dry Needling (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 010 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2020-2021 Academic Year Fall)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 012 STAO - Dry Needling (2019-2020 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 007 STAO - Dry Needling (2014-2015 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 002 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2021-2022 Academic Year Spring)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 011 STAO - Dry Needling (2013-2014 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 002 STAO - Dry Needling (2018-2019 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 011 STAO - Dry Needling (2019-2020 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 010 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2021-2022 Academic Year Fall)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 010 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2019-2020 Academic Year Fall)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 007 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 002 STAO - Dry Needling (2014-2015 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 001 STAO - Dry Needling (2019-2020 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 011 STAO - Dry Needling (2014-2015 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 004 STAO - Dry Needling (2014-2015 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 003 VIRT - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 005 STAO - Dry Needling (2011-2012 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 011 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2022-2023 Academic Year Fall)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 004 STAO - Dry Needling (2019-2020 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 001 STAO - Dry Needling (2014-2015 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 008 STAO - Dry Needling (2012-2013 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 001 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2020-2021 Academic Year Spring)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 420 006 SAFL - Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition (2021-2022 Academic Year Summer)
    ...This seminar focuses on the foundational neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as it relates to clinical diagnoses in rehabilitation and application to clinical practice. It consists of didactic lectures on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, central nervous system pathologies, and current research relevant to rehabilitation clinical practice. There is a coinciding lab that involves hands on discovery of neuroanatomy structures through use of actual brain specimens and the Anatomage interactive table....
    a section of the Clinical Neuroanatomy & Neuroscience for Rehabilition course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 123 009 STAO - Dry Needling (2015-2016 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Myofascial trigger points are a common feature of nearly all muscle pain syndromes and are often misdiagnosed and/or under-diagnosed. They are characterized by persistent local and referred pain, loss of function and movement impairments. Treatment may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling/injections, correcting biomechanical and postural dysfunction, and restoring normal movement patterns. This webinar is designed to introduce the therapist to dry needling, peripheral and central sensitization, the milieu of the trigger point and the current legislation....
    a section of the Dry Needling course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 055 008 SAFL - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2017-2018 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 055 006 LOKY - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    PHT 5 311 C 100 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2025-2026 Academic Year Fall)
    Wed: 9-12:00 PM @ *
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    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    OPA 5 351 010 - OPA Orthopaedic Pharmacology (2012-2013 Academic Year Spring)
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    ...This course provides a clinical perspective of the general concepts of pharmocokinetics and pharmacodynamics related to the practice of Orthopaedic medicine. It describes classes and specific drugs for pain and inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, skeletal muscle, infections, as well as central nervous system drugs, cholinergic and adrenergic drugs, cardiovascular drugs and endocrine drugs. Some gastrointestinal and respiratory are also described. These descriptions include: a) clinical uses, b) therapeutics effects and mechanisms, c) side effects, and contraindications...
    a section of the OPA Orthopaedic Pharmacology course in Orthopaedic Physician Assistan - OPA
    CPE 9 055 008 SAFL - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2020-2021 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    PHT 5 311 C 001 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2025-2026 Academic Year Fall)
    Sat: 8-5:00 PM @ *
    Sat: 8-5:00 PM @ *
    Sun: 8-12:00 PM @ *
    Sun: 8-12:00 PM @ *
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    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    CPE 9 055 012 DECO - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2018-2019 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    PHT 5 311 C 001 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2025-2026 Academic Year Summer)
    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    PHT 5 311 C 200 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2024-2025 Academic Year Summer)
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    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    MOA 5 351 030 - Orthopaedic Pharmacology (2015-2016 Academic Year Fall)
    ...This course provides a clinical perspective of the general concepts of pharmocokinetics and pharmacodynamics related to the practice of Orthopaedic medicine. It describes classes and specific drugs for pain and inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, skeletal muscle, infections, as well as central nervous system drugs, cholinergic and adrenergic drugs, cardiovascular drugs and endocrine drugs. Some gastrointestinal and respiratory are also described. These descriptions include: a) clinical uses, b) therapeutics effects and mechanisms, c) side effects, and contraindications...
    a section of the Orthopaedic Pharmacology course in Master of Orthopaedic Assistan - MOA
    PHT 5 311 C 400 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2024-2025 Academic Year Summer)
    Tue: 10-12:00 PM @ *
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    Thu: 9-11:00 AM @ *
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    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    CPE 9 055 011 MIFL - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2019-2020 Academic Year Fall)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    PHT 5 311 C 400 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2025-2026 Academic Year Spring)
    Tue: 10-12:00 PM @ *
    Tue: 9-10:00 AM @ *
    Thu: 9-11:00 AM @ *
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    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    CPE 9 055 005 DECO - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2018-2019 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    MOA 5 351 010 - Orthopaedic Pharmacology (2013-2014 Academic Year Summer)
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    ...This course provides a clinical perspective of the general concepts of pharmocokinetics and pharmacodynamics related to the practice of Orthopaedic medicine. It describes classes and specific drugs for pain and inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, skeletal muscle, infections, as well as central nervous system drugs, cholinergic and adrenergic drugs, cardiovascular drugs and endocrine drugs. Some gastrointestinal and respiratory are also described. These descriptions include: a) clinical uses, b) therapeutics effects and mechanisms, c) side effects, and contraindications...
    a section of the Orthopaedic Pharmacology course in Master of Orthopaedic Assistan - MOA
    CPE 9 055 006 DECO - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2016-2017 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 055 002 DECO - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2019-2020 Academic Year Spring)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    PHT 5 311 C 003 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2025-2026 Academic Year Summer)
    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    PHT 5 311 C 002 - Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I (2025-2026 Academic Year Spring)
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    ...This course provides the learner with the foundational clinical knowledge and skills necessary for the physical therapy management of individuals with neuromuscular conditions, including those that result in deficits of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and demyelination of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The Physical Therapist Management Process from the Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and the International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF) Framework are integrated with task analysisand the principles of neuroplasticity to inform safe...
    a section of the Neuromuscular Physical Therapy I course in Physical Therapy - PHT
    CPE 9 055 005 AUTX - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2020-2021 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 055 008 ORFL - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2019-2020 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    MOA 5 351 010 - Orthopaedic Pharmacology (2013-2014 Academic Year Spring)
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    ...This course provides a clinical perspective of the general concepts of pharmocokinetics and pharmacodynamics related to the practice of Orthopaedic medicine. It describes classes and specific drugs for pain and inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, skeletal muscle, infections, as well as central nervous system drugs, cholinergic and adrenergic drugs, cardiovascular drugs and endocrine drugs. Some gastrointestinal and respiratory are also described. These descriptions include: a) clinical uses, b) therapeutics effects and mechanisms, c) side effects, and contraindications...
    a section of the Orthopaedic Pharmacology course in Master of Orthopaedic Assistan - MOA
    CPE 9 055 008 MIFL - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2020-2021 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
    CPE 9 055 005 DECO - Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals (2017-2018 Academic Year Summer)
    ...Kinesiology taping is redefining the role of therapeutic taping for rehabilitation professionals. Taping was once used to physically hold structures in place; now kinesiology taping is used to influence fascia and underlying neural tissues to cause functional changes in both the local tissue as well as the central nervous system. Often relegated to the athletic world, kinesiology taping has many orthopedic, neurological and specialty applications. Course content will include kinesiology taping for joint mobilization/manipulation and stabilization applications....
    a section of the Kinesiology Taping forRehabilitation Professionals course in Continuing Professional Educat - CPE
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