Clinical Practice (Musculo-Skeletal)
Total Practice: 150 Hrs Total Marks: 100
Clinical practice: 100
Clinical
Teaching:
§ Revision of relevant subjective and objective assessment techniques,
planning the objective assessment, problem lists, treatment plans and short and
long term goals.
§ Revision of joint specific assessment and treatment techniques, both
peripheral and spinal.
§ Revision of muscle strengthening and joint mobilisation techniques.
§ Use of exercise equipment in planning treatment programs such as
weights, pulleys, and springs.
§ Revision of therapeutic massage techniques with emphasis on the
reduction of muscle spasm, swelling and the use of frictions in the management
of soft tissue injuries.
§ Revision of the theoretical basis and practical application of
spinal traction.
- Revision of the
application and therapeutic use of electrotherapy modalities.
Books
Recommended:
1.
Carrigan, B. and Maitland,
G. D., (1983) Practical Orthopaedic
Medicine, Butterworth Heinemann Ltd, Oxford
2.
Cyriax, J., (1982) Textbook of orthopaedic Medicine volume one,
Bulliere Tindall, London
3.
Cyriax, J. H. and Cyriax P.
J., (1983) Illustrated manual of
Orthopaedic Medicine, Butterworth, London
4.
Galley, P. M. and Forster,
A.L., (1987) Human movement, an
introductory text for Physiotherapy students, Churchill Livingstone,
Melbourne.
5.
Grieve, G., (1981) Common Vertebral Problems, Churchill
Livingstone, Edinburgh
6.
Grieve, G., (1983) Mobilisation of the Spine, Churchill
Livingstone, Edinburgh
7.
Hollis, M., (1987) Practical Exercise Therapy, Blackwell
Scientific Publications, Oxford
8.
Maitland, G.D., (1991) Peripheral Manipulation, Butterworth
Heinemann, Oxford
9.
Maitland, G. D., (1986) Vertebral Manipulation, Butterworth, London
10.
Majee, P. S., (1987) Orthopaedic Physical Assessment, W.B.
Saunders, Philadelphia
11. Melzach, R. and Wall, P., (1988) The
Challenge of Pain, Penguin Books, London
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