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PHI 3930 Special Topics In Philosophy
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PHI 4300 Theory of Knowledge (3)
Structure Of Knowledge Including Both Classical Positions And Recent Developments.
Prerequisite: PHI 2101 .
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PHI 4800 Aesthetics (3)
Aesthetic Experience And Philosophy Of Art And Criticism. Findings Related To Painting, Music, Drama And Literature. For Advanced Students.
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PHI 4905 Selected Readings (3)
Selected Philosophers And Philosophical Movements. For Advanced Majors Only.
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PHI 4906 Directed Individual Study (3)
Prerequisite: Permission Of Department Chair And A Supervising Professor.
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Philosophy Of Man & Society |
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PHH 2102 Ancient Med Phil
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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PHH 3400 Modern Philosophy (3)
Second course in history of philosophy sequence. Major movements of modern period: existentialism, ordinary language philosophy.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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PHH 3600 Contemporary Philosophy
An introduction to the methods of contemporary philosophy, namely the Positivist and Linguistic Analysis methods, which will be applied to beliefs in the sciences, education, religion and social theories.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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PHM 2300 Intro Political Phil
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PHM 3120 Contemporary Black Social Philosophy (3)
Critical analysis of roots and nature of black movements-specifically, Black Nationalism-as a world phenomenon, rather than as a movement limited to the United States.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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PHM 3123 Phil Of Feminism
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PHM 4100 Social Philosophy (3)
Problems Of Social And Political Philosophy And Examination Of Major Theoretical Models.
Prerequisite: 3 Hrs. In Philosophy.
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Photography |
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PGY 2101 Basic Photography
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PGY 2101C Basic Photography
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PGY 2110 Basic Color Photo
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PGY 2110C Color Photography
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PGY 2110L Bas Color Photo Lab
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PGY 2221C Adv Commercial Photo
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PGY 2401C Basic Photography (3)
Principles, Properties, Theories Of Light. Cameras: Types, Parts, Advantages And Disadvantages, Handling Techniques. Exposure. Films: Characteristics, Types, Black And White Processing, Printing, Composition And Special Effects, And Finishing Techniques.
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PGY 3104C Creative Photography/Special Effects (3)
Provides An Understanding Of The Techniques In Silver And Non-silver Processes Of Photography.
Prerequisite: PGY 2101 .
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PGY 3105C Adv Blk/white Photo
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PGY 3105L Zone Sys Photo Lab
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PGY 3156C Arch Lg Format Photo
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PGY 3205C Photographic Lighting Techniques (3)
Introduction To Artificial And Natural Lighting Techniques. Studio, Tabletop, Copy Work And Portraiture.
Prerequisite: PGY 2101 .
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PGY 3226C Commer Photo Seminar
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PGY 3241C Ind & Sci Photo
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PGY 3610C Photojournalism (3)
Visual Presentation Of Facts And Ideas With Emphasis On Effective News And Feature Photographs.
Prerequisite: PGY 2101 .
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PGY 3610L Photojournalism Lab
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PGY 3640 Documentary Photography
This Application Of Theories And Techniques Of Visual Examination Concluding With Visual Document Of A Specific Subject Or Subjects.
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PGY 4107C Studio II-comm Photo
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PGY 4110L Color Photo I Lab
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PGY 4153C Advanced Color Photography (3)
Color As A Subject, As A Medium, Current Materials And Techniques, Refinement Of Shooting And Lab Techniques.
Prerequisite: PGY 2110 .
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PGY 4228C Advanced Commercial Photography (3)
A Continuation Of Pgy 3220 With Emphasis On Advanced Problems In Commercial, Illustrative Industrial And General Studio Photography.
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PGY 4235 Multi-media Production (3)
Conception, Scripting And Production Of Multi-media And Multi-image Presentations.
Prerequisite: PGY 2101 .
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PGY 4440C Special Problems in Photography (3)
Advanced Projects And Techniques, Special Topics And Problems, Application Of Special, Alternative And Non-silver Processes.
Prerequisite: PGY 3104 or Consent of Instructor.
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PGY 4471 Portfolio Projects I (3)
Individual Photography Projects Proposed By Students And Developed To Portfolio Form.
Prerequisite: PGY 3105 , PGY 3107 , 4111, Senior Standing and Consent of Instructor.
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PGY 4471C Portfolio Proj I
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PGY 4472 Portfolio Projects II (3)
A Continuation Of PGY 4471 .
Prerequisite: PGY 4471 .
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PGY 4472C Portfolio Project II
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PGY 4473 Portfolio Development I (3)
Photography Portfolio And Resume Development With Projects Capitalizing On The Student’s Photo Specialty.
Prerequisite: PGY 3105 , PGY 3107 , 4111, Senior Standing and Consent of Instructor.
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PGY 4473C Portfolio Dev I
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PGY 4474 Portfolio Dev II
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PGY 4801 Elect Still Photo
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PGY 4820C Electronic Still Photography (3)
Introduction To The Uses And Applications Of Electronic Still Imagery.
Prerequisite: PGY 2101 .
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PGY 4821C Advanced Visual Media Concepts (3)
Explores The Application Of Mixing Traditional Media Imagery With Electronic Still Images Through A Variety Of Current Computer Software.
Prerequisite: PGY 4801 .
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PGY 4822C Intermediate Electronic Imaging (3)
An Intermediate Course In The Uses And Applications Of Electronic Photography And Electronic Imaging.
Prerequisite: PGY 2101 , PGY 4801 .
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PGY 4850 Multi Media Product
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PGY 4850C Multi Media Product
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PGY 4905 Dir Individual Study
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PGY 5905 Dir Individual Study
Topics In Graphic Communication, Such As Photography Or Web Design.
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Physical Education |
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HLP 3320 Tests & Measurement
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HLP 4300 Organization And Administration Of Physical Education (3)
Philosophies And Policies Of Administering Various Aspects Of Physical Education Programs. Emphasis Is Placed On Planning, Budgeting, Purchasing, Designing Facilities, Etc.
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HLP 4301 Supervision Of Physical Education (3)
Exposes Students To Supervisory Practices As It Takes Place In Many Different Teaching Situations And With Teachers At Different Stages Of Development.
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HLP 4322 Meas/eval Hlh Pe Rec
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HLP 5302 Supervision Of Health And Physical Education
Techniques Of Supervision With Emphasis On Factors Influencing Needs And Types Of Supervisory Techniques On State, County, And Local Levels.
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HLP 5495 Seminar: Readings And Current Literature In Health, Physical Education And Recreation
Introduction To New Books, Periodicals, And Research And Writing In Field.
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HLP 5905 Directed Individual Study (variable 1-5)
Designed For Graduate Students To Engage In Independent Study In Health, Physical Education, Or Leisure. Permission Of The Instructor And Department Chairperson Is Required.
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Physical Science |
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PSC 1001 Intro Physical Science
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PSC 1121 Introduction To Physical Science (3)
Introduction to Physical Science (4) History, philosophy, methodology, and content of astronomy, physics, and chemistry which have allowed man to orient himself to his physical environment. A series of practical experiments and laboratory demonstrations are included. Independent projects may also be assigned.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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PSC 1121C Introduction to Physical Science (4)
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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PSC 1121CE Introduction To Physical Science (4)
History, Philosophy, Methodology, And Content Of Astronomy, Physics, And Chemistry Which Have Allowed Man To Orient Himself To His Physical Environment. A Series Of Practical Experiments And Laboratory Demonstrations Are Included. Independent Projects May Also Be Assigned.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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PSC 1121L Intro Phy Scienc Lab (1)
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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Physical Therapy |
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PHT 4028 Prof Develop Pre-phy Therapy
Students will learn aspects of professionalism and how to develop specific professional behaviors. The course will emphasize behaviors that are highly valued such as professional demeanor, teamwork, organizational skills, empathy, and initiative. Teaching professional behaviors will also be accomplished through the role modeling/mentoring approach. Students will be provided guidance through definitions of professional behaviors, both as students and clinicians. These behaviors are woven through categories which will include: dependability, professional presentation, initiative, empathy, cooperation, clinical reasoning, supervisory processes, verbal communication, and written communication. As students and future therapist, these behaviors and skills are necessary to survive in an ever-changing, evolving, and dynamic market place. Students will learn that professionalism and professional behaviors needs to be a conscious, active and deliberate process on the part of health care practitioners.
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PHT 4906 Directed Indiv Study
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PHT 5024 Health Care Systems & Administration (1)
This course provides an overview of business and financial management principles for physical therapy operations. Emphasis will be placed on important current issues confronting physical therapists, areas that have direct fiscal implications for physical therapists and the health care environment today and how it is anticipated to change in the future.
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PHT 5025 Professional Behavior (1)
An overview of professional behavior, communication and ethics. Students will be introduced to behaviors of an individual in a service profession and strategies for development of these behaviors. Topics in Ethics include deontological and teleological ethics, methods to identify and analyze ethical dilemmas in the practice of physical therapy, application of the APT A Code of Ethics and Guide for Professional Conduct to solving ethical dilemmas, and state and federal laws that apply to physical therapy.
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PHT 5070 Diagnostic Testing Evaluation
This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the indications and implications of commonly used diagnostic imaging tests related to physical therapy practice, including x-rays, MRI, bone scans, CT scans, PET scans, ultrasound and other diagnostic procedures. Students will be required to understand indications for diagnostic tests and be able to integrate findings with physical therapy diagnoses. Emphasis will be placed on interpreting images as it relates to the physical therapy treatment.
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PHT 5115 Gross Anatomy (3)
Basic Description Of The Musculoskeletal System. Lecture And Laboratory With Emphasis Placed On Locating Muscle, Associated Joints, Ligaments, Tendons, Nerves, And Blood Supply. Human Structures Are Reviewed By Regions And Include Clinical Correlations.
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PHT 5115L Gross Anatomy Laboratory (1)
Basic Description Of The Musculoskeletal System. Lecture And Laboratory With Emphasis Placed On Locating Muscle, Associated Joints, Ligaments, Tendons, Nerves, And Blood Supply. Human Structures Are Reviewed By Regions And Include Clinical Correlations.
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PHT 5125 Analysis Of Human Motion I
An introductory course on the scientific study of human motion (Kinesiology) emphasizing the basic concepts of Kinesiology, the study of human arthrology, myology and gait with a focus on muscle and joint kinematics and pathokinematics.
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PHT 5125L Analysis Of Human Motion I Lab
An introductory course on the scientific study of human motion (Kinesiology) emphasizing the basic concepts of Kinesiology, the study of human arthrology, myology and gait with a focus on muscle and joint kinematics and pathokinematics.
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PHT 5149 Life Span Development (1)
This course covers human development from conception to death with special emphasis on normal and abnormal movement development. Critical stages in movement development, such as infancy and aging, will be examined. The course will include physical, cognitive, psychological and social aspects of development that influence the lives of individuals. Cultural factors important to development will also be identified.
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PHT 5154 Human Physiology (2)
- Introduction to Human Physiology. Course will emphasize the function and coordinated activities of selected cellular processes and organ systems and the interdependence of these systems for normal whole body function. Physical Therapists must understand normal physiologic principles in order to remedy impairments and maximize function in one’s environment.
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PHT 5156 Exercise Physiology
Study of the human body’s physiological responses to acute exercise, and chronic physical training
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PHT 5156L Exercise Physiology (lab)
Study Of The Human Body’s Physiological Response To Acute Exercise, And Chronic Physical Training In The Laboratory
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PHT 5161 Neurological Pti
Introduction Of The Physical Therapy Student (pts) To The Examination, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Prognosis And Treatment And Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders. Testing For Sensation, Cognition, Perception, Muscle Tone, Vestibular Function, Balance And Gait Will Be Covered. The Concepts Of Motor Learning And Control Will Be Covered As A Scientific Basis For Pt Treatment Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders Such As Vascular Accidents
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PHT 5161HB Neuroscience
this Course Will Introduce The Physical Therapy Student To The Examination, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Prognosis And Treatment Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders. Testing For Sensation, Cognition, Perception, Muscle Tone, Vestibular Function, Balance And Gait Will Be Covered. The Concepts Of Motor Learning And Control Will Be Covered As A Scientific Basis For Pt Treatments Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders Such As Cerebral Vascular Accidents
Prerequisite: PHT 5166 .
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PHT 5161L Neurological Pti Lab
This Course Will Introduce The Physical Therapy Students (pts) To The Examination, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Prognosis And Treatment Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders. Testing For Sensation , Cognition, Perception, Muscle Tone, Vestibular Function, Balance And Gait Will Be Covered. The Concepts Of Motor Learning And Control Will Be Covered As A Scientific Basis For Pt Treatments Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders Such As Cerebral Vascular Accidents.
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PHT 5161L-HB Neuroscience
This Course Will Introduce The Physical Therapy Student To The Examination, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Prognosis And Treatment Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders. Testing For Sensation, Cognition, Perception, Muscle Tone, Vestibular Function, Balance And Gait Will Be Covered. The Concepts Of Motor Learning And Control Will Be Covered As A Scientific Basis For Pt Treatments Of Clients With Neuromuscular Disorders Such As Cerebral Vascular Accidents
Prerequisite: PHT 5166 .
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PHT 5166 Neuroscience (3)
Study of gross features and development of the brain and spinal cord including internal organization and structure, pathways, blood supply, and somatosensory, motor, and integrative systems. Will include neurophysiological concepts, clinical manifestations of the central nervous system, pain pathways and clinical correlations
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PHT 5178 Analysis of Human Motion II
This biomechanics course will investigate the effects of forces on musculoskeletal tissues and joints in the human body. Special focus will be placed on the lower quadrant and gait. Students will be introduced to isokinetic testing, electromyography and motion analysis equipment and methods in developing their observational gait analysis skills. Students will be involved in small group projects; as well as, write
Prerequisite: PHT 5125 and PHT 5125L .
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PHT 5178L Analysis Of Human Motion II La
This Course Will Investigate The Effects Of Forces On Musculoskeletal Tissues And Joints In The Human Body. Biomechanical Principles Will Be Integrated Into Clinical Application And Practice In The Physical Managementof Musculosketetal Tissues And Joints
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PHT 5202 Patient Care Skills
Introduction to primary clinical Physical Therapy skills, bed mobility skills, positioning, draping, transfers, wheelchair prescriptions and mobility skills, basic gait patterns and gait training with assistive devices, gross assessment of activities of daily living, home site evaluations and modifications of architectural barriers and introduction to adaptive equipment.
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PHT 5202L Physical Therapy Skills I Lab (1)
Application And Practice Of Basic Patient Care Skills Such As Transfers, Ambulation Training, Draping, And Positioning.
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PHT 5243 Integument PT/Lab (2)
Overview of the management of the integumentary system in clinical practice including: normal wound healing, patient examination and evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment interventions, and outcomes assessment
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PHT 5243L Integumentary Pt-lab
Overview Of The Management Of The Integumentary System In System Practice Included: Normal Wound Healing,patient Examination And Evaluation, Diagnosis, Prognosis, Treatment Interventions And Outcomes Assessment
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PHT 5246 Orthopedic Pt I (2)
The DPT student will be able to utilize theoretical knowledge, as well as, hands-on skills acquired in lecture and laboratory to examine/evaluate patients or clients with orthopedic problems. Examination skills acquired will include history taking, inspection/postural analysis, palpation, goniometry, manual muscle testing, sensory examination, flexibility, orthopedic neurology, and special tests for diagnosis of orthopedic dysfunction.
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PHT 5246L Orthopedic I Lab
The DPT student will be able to utilize theoretical knowledge, as well as, hands-on skills acquired in lecture and laboratory to examine/evaluate patients or clients with orthopedic problems. Examination skills acquired will include history taking, inspection/postural analysis, palpation, goniometry, manual muscle testing, sensory examination, flexibility, orthopedic neurology, and special tests for diagnosis of orthopedic dysfunction.
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PHT 5306 Pathology & Pharmacology
An introductory course on pathology and pharmacology and its implications on Physical Therapy practice. Students will appraise relevant pathologies of physiological and medical conditions that can affect their patient care management
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PHT 5380 Cardiopulmonary Pt I
Principles of physical therapy management of individuals with diseases and dysfunction of the cardiopulmonary systems
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PHT 5380L Cardiopulmonary Pt I Lab
Basic Principles Of Physical Therapy Management Of Individuals With Diseases/dysfunction Of The Cardiopulmonary Systems
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PHT 5606 Scientific Inquiry (1)
This course is designed to introduce students to the principles of scientific inquiry in health care. The course will include research design, research methods and data critique and analysis. The students will be required to access and critique research literature
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PHT 5805 Clinical Education I
This course is designed to prepare students for clinical education experiences. Policies and procedures are described. Students develop an understanding of the roles of the Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education (ACCE), the Center Coordinator for Clinical Education (CCCE), the Clinical Instructor (CI), and their own roles in the clinical education process. Students develop an understanding of various clinical education models and learn how they will be evaluated using the Clinical Performance Instrument (CPI). Students learn to write educational objectives for clinical education experiences and to prepare in-services to meet the needs of their clinical supervisors. Additional topics include the taxonomies of learning, professionalism, cultural competence, and development of an appropriate client-provider relationship
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PHT 5907 Directed Indiv Study
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PHT 5932 Clinical Integration I (1)
Integration of foundational and clinical science courses to develop clinical decision making skills for physical therapy practice. Students are presented clinical case studies of complex patients with multiple co-morbidities involving orthopedic, neurological, cardiopulmonary, and integumentary disorders, commonly seen in physical therapy practice. Students then formulate an evidence-based practice Physical Therapy Plan of Care
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PHT 6151 Health Promotion and Wellness
This course will provide an extensive study of wellness principles with practical application of skills to enhance the physical therapist¿s ability to be able to assess family health care needs and access and practice and consult in the area of health promotion and wellness. Students will learn to seek out community resources and develop specific fitness and wellness strategies for physical therapy populations over the life span, including basic nutrition, education and marketing strategies.
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