Columbia University College Of Physicians And Surgeons

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Indications for musculoskeletal imaging for select pathology, and the risks, benefits, and associated health care costs of imaging procedures. The history and current evidence for the use of MSK imaging procedures by physical therapists will be presented. Emphasis is placed on how to successfully integrate musculoskeletal imaging procedures into physical therapist patient/client management.

This summarizes the best strategies and instructions for a patient with spinal cord injury to: perform bed mobility or activities on the mat navigate with a wheelchair how to compensate based on level of injury perform transfers based on level of injury how to ambulate during therapy navigating stairs and and curbs with a wheelchair

Modalities are discussed and reviewed: Hot and cold Ultrasound Electrotherapy TENS EMG biofeedback Electroneuromyography (ENMG) Traction Compression Electromagnetic radiation Dry Needling

Lecture notes: Clinical interviewing Effects of prolonged bed rest Positioning and bed mobility Body mechanics Documentation THA and TKA (total hip and knee arthroplasty) Fractures Lab values Gait training Discharge planning Bariatrics Speech & language Standardized tests & measures to use in acute care settings Emergency procedures

Lecture 1 Basic Principles of Pharmacology Lecture 2 Pharmacokinetics I: drug administration, absorption, distribution Lecture 3 Pharmacokinetics II: Drug Elimination Lecture 4 Drug receptors Lecture 5 General Anesthetics Lecture 6 Local Anesthetics Lecture 7 Antiepileptic drugs Lecture 8 Parkinson disease Lecture 9 Antihypertensive drugs Lecture 10 Angina pectoris Lecture 11 Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias Lecture 12 Treatment of CHF Lecture 13 Treatment of Coagulation disorders an...

These are summarized notes for the important concepts in neuroscience for physical therapy. Goes into detail about general functional systems (sensory, motor, association). Describes parts of the cerebrum, cerebellum, spine, and accessory structures. Shows how the neural pathways and tracts are used by the CNS for communication. Also included is the vascular system, optic nerve system, olfactory system, gustatory system, auditory system, and vestibular system. Lectures: Nerve Tissue, Organi...

Neural pathways and tracts of the motor system are explored. It looks at muscle force, motor unit recruitment, disorders, diseases, muscle receptors, reflexes, sensorimotor systems, motor control, outputs and inputs, lesions of the nervous system, oculomotor system, and functional anatomy of the brain. Lectures: Introduction to the Motor System Motor Unit & Muscle Action Spinal Reflexes and Locomotion Voluntary Movement (Cerebral Cortex) Oculomotor System, Vestibular System, Postur...

Stroke and traumatic brain injury lectures include: background information - arterial system, csf types of stroke scales used for assessment impairments syndromes cognitive dysfunctions of tbi

Color coded chart based describing when reflexes are present, absent, present but diminishing, when reflexes persists, and when they are strongest. Second chart includes motor development milestones