Neuromuscular II

Catalog description

Through dynamic lectures, demonstration videos, cases, active learning assignments and in-person labs, students advance their clinical reasoning and clinical skills in neurologic patient management. Students learn clinical reasoning, use of practice guidelines, and psychomotor skills related to patients with neuromuscular dysfunction, including history and review of systems, examination, evaluation, interventions, and outcomes. This course is organized by types of movement problems, including impaired strength and motor control, impaired balance and coordination, abnormal functional mobility and gait, and loss of life roles needed for self-care, play, and work.