Physiotherapy in Surgical
Conditions
Total Lecture: 100 Hrs
Exam time:
3 Hrs.
Total marks: 150
Written: 100
Oral / Practical: 30
Sessional:
20
GENERAL
SURGERY AND ENT
Review of pathological changes and principle of per
and postoperative management by physiotherapy of the following conditions:
1)
Common abdominal surgeries, including GIT, liver,
spleen, kidney, bladder etc.
2)
Common operation of reproductive system, including
surgical intervention for child delivery. Ante natal & post natal,
physiotherapy.
3)
Common operations of the ear, nose, throat & jaw
as related to physiotherapy.
4)
Common organ transplant surgeries- heart, liver, bone
marrow etc.
GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS
1. Basic anatomy and physiology of the male and female
reproductive system: --
·
Description
about bones, muscles, organs of reproduction (male, female, reproduction
menstruation, Conception and fertilization, Physiological changes during
pregnancy, Labour (childbirth; parturition), Assisted delivery,
·
The
position and structure of male and female pelvis.
·
Function of
the placenta.
·
Foetal
assessment.
·
Anatomical
and physiological changes after delivery.
·
The
supports of the uterus.
·
The anatomy
of the pelvis and implications of its dimensions to delivery.
·
Basic
understanding of the menstrual cycle.
2. Diseases of Pregnancy
§ Heart Disease.
§ Respiratory Diseases.
Pulmonary Tuberculoses, Bronchitis and Emphysema,
Asthma
3. Basic knowledge about physiology and management of
normal labour.
4. Basic knowledge about pathology and management of
abnormal labour.
5. Describe in details normal human development.
6. Methods of contraception and sterilisation.
7. Basic knowledge about complications of early
pregnancy.
8. Physiotherapy technique pre-operatively and post
operatively about gynaecological conditions.
9. Physiotherapy complications for obstetrics and
gynaecological patients during pregnancy, after delivery and after caesarean
sections.
10. Physiotherapy techniques in obstetrics and
gynaecological patients.
11. Knowledge about gynaecological surgery.
12. Brief knowledge on medical management of common
complications during pregnancy.
13.
Introduction
of relaxation? Different methods of relaxation for pain control.
WOUNDS,
BURNS & PLASTIC SURGERY
Review of
pathological changes and principle of per and postoperative management by
physiotherapy of the following conditions:
1)
Wounds, ulcers, pressure sores,
2)
Burns & their complications.
3)
Common reconstructive surgical proceedings of the
management of wounds, ulcers, burns & consequent contractures &
deformities.
Books Recommended:
- Cash Textbook of general medical and surgical conditions for
physiotherapists- Downie- Jaypee Brothers.
- Cash textbook of heart, chest and vascular disorders for
physiotherapists- Downie- Jaypee Brothers.
- Principles and practices of cardiopulmonary physical therapy-
Frown Felter- Mosby.
- Chash physiotherapy in intensive care unit- Mackanzie- Williams
& Wilkins.
- Restoration of Motor Functions in strock patient: A
physiotherapist Approach- Johnstone- Churchill Livingstone.
- Physiotherapy in obstetrics
and gynaecology - Polden- F.A. Davis.
- J. Barnes (1980) Lecture notes on Gynaecology, 4th
Edition, billing and sons limited, Blackwell scientific Publications.
- G. Chamberlain (1976) Lecture notes on Obstetrics, 4th
edition, billing and sons limited, Blackwell scientific Publications.
- J. Plercy, A Thomson and A Skinner;
(1996), “ Tidy’s Physiotherapy” 12th Edition, Varghese
Publishing House.
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