This seminar presents the techniques of joint mobilization and related anatomy.
Topics include:
Introduction to Mobilization; Contraindications; Joint Characteristics; Bone Development; Anatomy and Mobilization of the Hip: Anatomy and Mobilization of the Ankle-Foot; Anatomy and Mobilization of the Shoulder Girdle; Anatomy and Mobilization of the Knee; Anatomy and Mobilization of the Hand & Wrist: Anatomy and Mobilization of the Elbow; Anatomy and Mobilization of the Spine; Issues in Strengthening; Patient Demonstrations.
1. Describe the theoretical basis for the use of joint mobilization.
2. List the contraindications of joint mobilization.
3. List the factors in assessment of joint play and joint range.
4. Identify the relevant anatomy of each major joint.
5. Observe and describe basic mobilization techniques through demonstration.
6. Observe and describe treatment application through demonstration.
Accepted by NBCOT for PDUs. Approved by CABOT Advanced Practice in Hand Therapy APP-H39, Approved by the New York State PT Board, California PT Board, Illinois PT Board. For other State PT Board approvals click on CEU Course Approvals on the CEU Course Listing Page.
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