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Programme Regulations-Bachelor of Physiotherapy
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EXERCISE THERAPY, YOGA AND MASSAGE —1
Course Code: 21BPT301 Credit: 05 LTP:500
COURSE _| On completion ofthis subject, the students will be able to Learn the
OBJECTIVES | principles, technique and effects of exercise as therapeutic modality in the
restoration of physical function
(COURSE OUTCOMES
1 Thralyas the various types of therapeutic exercises, movements and
(lomonstrate different techniques and describe their effects.
practice diferent exercise therapy techniques and gain confidence in performing
hese alls before Implementing the same on the patients so that high quality
patient care is ensured.
5 —Pinderstand principles and procedures, indications, contraindications and
Lrecautions, appropriate methods of application of each of the assessment
‘rateay and treatment techniques hands on and on models.
Practice various assessment strategies like Goniometer, Tone assessment,
4 muscle power assessment etc for detalled learning.
UNIT NO CONTENT HOURS
1 [ro study the principles, techniques of application indication, 6
brecaution, effects and uses of Suspension Therapy
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lapplication techniques of Manual muscle testing.
II resting position, procedure and grading of muscles of the
lupper limb, lower limb, Face and trunk etc,
Iconiometers and its types, Principles, techniques and
am [pplication of Gonlometer.
Lresting position, procedure and measurement of R.O.M. of the 15
Joints of upper limbs, lower limbs and trunk LA
lLimb girth and Limb length measurement,
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history, various types of soft tissue manipulation techniques. ag
V__ Physiological effects of soft tissue manipulation on the|
‘llowing systems of the body, Circulatory, Nervous,
IMusculoskeletal, Excretory, Respiratory, Integumentary system
land Metabolism.
Kctassify, define and describe: - effleurage, stroking, Kneading,
petrissage, deep friction, vibration and shaking etc.
reparation of patient: Effects, uses, Indications and
Icontraindications of the above manipulation.
i: Describe relaxation, muscle fatigue, muscle spasm and
tension (mental & physical)
Factors contributing to fatigue & tension
Techniques of relaxation (Jocal andgeneral)
Effects, uses and clinical application
Indication & contraindication.
VE | strengthening and re-education, early late and functionel, 5
strengthening techniques for power and endurance,
specificity principles, principles of home exercise and group
exercises, principles of selection of exercises. Aerobic
‘exercises with their prescriptions
Total
Hours:70
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ELECTROTHERAPY AND ACTINOTHERAPY -I
Course Code: 21BPT302 Credit: 04 LTP:400
COURSE | The objective of the course is to understand and acquire the knowledge of
OBJECTIVES | electrotherapy in physiotherapy.
COURSE OUTCOMES
1 Know the principles, technique and effects of electrotherapy as a therapeutic
Imodality in the restoration of physical function in conditions.
2 |Uist the indications and contraindications of various types of electrotherapy,
demonstrate different techniques and describe their effects.
3 [Utilize Contemporary and recent methods and to select the most appropriate
Imethod to moderate and alleviate pain for patients.
UNIT NO CONTENT HOURS
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|classification of electro modalities.
+ History and General Law's governing electrotherapy.
+ Effect of Therapeutic frequencies, Peripheral nerve
lesions: Neuropraxia, Axonotmesis, Neurogenesis.
Describe clinical symptoms and signs,-aims In
treatment, Methods: and selection of currents in
different type of lessons.
Neurophysiology of motor and sensory systems in context
to electrotherapy.
* Definition, physiology, Indications and contraindications
of Faradic currents.
* Definition , physiology , Indications and
contraindications of Galvanic currents’ ,lontophoresis
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Definition , physiology , Indications and contraindications of
sinusoidal currents ~ TENS
Electro diagnostic tests as follows:
Rheobase
Chronaxie
F G test , Chemical and Therapeutic effects
‘Strength duration curves
Strength/ pulse ratio ,Outline of EMG
Introduction to other low frequency currents
HVPGs
icro currents,
[Trabert,Dynamic’s
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Gircuits and calibration of electrotherapeutic modalities
Stimulator
Diathetmy
Ultrasound
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EMG , Traction
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Interferential therapy and Russian stimulation
Physiological effects, indications and contra-indications,
Technique of treatment,
‘Therapeutic uses,
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EMG Biofeedback, Pneumatic compression , Spinal
Decompression, Matrix ECF modalities, NCV
Total Hours: 70
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BIOMECHANICS AND KINESIOLOGY - 1
Course Code: 21BPT303 Credit: 04 LTP:400
COURSE | The student will be able to demonstrate an Understanding of the principles of
OBJECTIVES | Biomechanics and kinesiology and thelr appllation in the heat coc disease
pertaining to muscles and joints.
COURSE OUTCOMES
1 [fategorizing the structure & functions of cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral
ertebra
2 [Analyze normal human movement from a global Perspective, integrating
iomechanics, muscle mechanics and motor control theory.
3 nderstanding general and specific features of the hip, knee, and ankle
complex,
4 'se these methods for evaluation and treatment of disorders of the
Musculoskeletal system.
UNIT NO ‘CONTENT HOURS
I Introduction to kinesiology
Types of motion, planes of motion, direction of motion and
quantity of motion.
Forces, force vectors, components of forces.
Gravity, segmental centers of gravity, center of gravity of the
human body, stability and center of gravity, relocation of the
center of gravity.
Reaction forces, Newton's Law of reaction.
Equllibrium- Law of inertia and establishing equilibrium of an
object.
Objects in motion; Law of acceleration, Joint distraction in a
linear force system and force of friction.
Concurrent force systems: Composition of forces, Muscle
action lines, Total muscle force vector, Divergent muscle pulls,
and anatomic pulleys,
Parallel force systems ,First class lever, sécond class lever, Le
third class lever, torque, mechanical advantage o
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Moment arm: moment arm of a muscle force, moment arm of|
gravity and anatomic pulleys, LA
Equillbrium of lever J 1
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issue present in human joints; including dense fibrous tissue,
‘one, cartilage and connective tissue.
lassification of joints- synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis, diarthrosis,
ubclassification of synovial joints.
joint function, kinematic chains, range of motion
General effects of injury and disease.
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lobility and stability functions of muscles.
Elements of muscle structure- Composition of a muscle fiber,
arrangement and number, muscle tension, length-tension
relationship.
‘Types of muscle contraction, speed and angular velocity,
applied load, voluntary control, torque and isokinetic exercise,
Factors affecting muscle tension
Classification of muscles- spurt and shunt muscles, tonic and
phasic muscles, agonist and antagonist muscles.
Factors affecting muscle function: Type of joint and location
of muscle attachment, number of joints, passive insufficiency,
sensory receptors.
Structural components of the shoulder complex including the|
rticulating surfaces, capsular attachments and ligaments and|
jovements of the following joints: Sternoclavicular,
lAcromioclavicular, Scapulothoracic, Glenohumeral..
Function of the shoulder complex including dynamic stability of
the glen —humeral__—_joint,scapulohumerairhythm,and
kcapulothoracic and glenchumeral contributions.
Muscles of elevation (Deltoid, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres|
iinor, subscapular is, upper trapezius, middle trapezius, lowe!
rapes, serratus anterior, and rhomboids.*
Muscles of depression (Latissimus dorsi, pectorals, teres major,
fhomboids)
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Structure of the humeroulnar and humeroradial joints including
prticulating surfaces, joint capsule, ligaments and muscles,
Function of the humeroulnar and humeroradial joints including|
the axis of motion, muscle action,
Structure of the superior and inferior radio ulnar joints.
Mobility and stability of the elbow complex arid its relationship to
hand and wrist.
[Effect of injury and the resistance to longitudinal compression,
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rist complex including radiocarpal joint, midcarpal joint andthe
ligaments of the wrist complex.
[Function of the radiocarpal, carpal and midcarpal joints including}
he movement and muscle involved.
Hand complex including structure on fingers(carpometacarpal,
jetacarpal phalangeal and interphalangeal joints of fingers,
ligaments, range of motion).
Finger musculature including extrinsic and MCP, PIP and DIP|
it furiction, Intrinsic finger muscles,
tructure of carpometacarpal, MCP and IP joints of thumb.
Structure including the extrinsic and intrinsic thumb muscle,
Prehension, power, cylindrical, spherical and hook grip.
recision handling, pad to pad, tip to tip and pad to side
prehension and functional position of wrist and hand
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Total Hours:56
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PATHOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY
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Course Cod Saspr304 Credit: 04 LTP:
OBJECTIVES [nicroblology including immunity, virology, antiseptics and allergy.
COURSE _|students will be able to understand about the knowledge of pathology,
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COURSE OUTCOMES:
|disease condition gained.
= Knoniedge about importance of nutrition, Function of nutriton and its
iseases gained.
7 ]knowiedge about disease and changes in structure and function of cells during
deficiency
lunderstood properly.
Pathogenesis and pathological changes of disease in Various body system is
4 jained.
iKnowledge about the various microorganism, its Classification and structure
Bec about the various disease caused by microorganism and its
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UNIT NO CONTENT
HOURS
1 [ntroduction: concepts of diseases, classification of lesions.
leacterial, viral and parasitic infections~ a general outline.
nflamiations-acute, sub-acute and chronic. (examples bacterial
fungal, viral, allergic Inflammations), repair, degeneration.
founds: types and healing, Disorders of growth, Healing
ractures, Circulatory disorders: Hemorrhage, shock embolism
‘hrombosis, ischemia, edema, gangrene and necrosis
Deficiency diseases,
Tumors, etiology and spread,
ommontumors, Musculoskeletal system:
including myopathies,
letabollc Bone and joint diseases:
wutoimmune,
reumatoid arthritis,
septic arthritis,
steomyelitis
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{vr IMicrobialPathogens: 9 |
iralPathogens:
faricella,
ferpes
Simplex,
tubella,
HIV, Rabies,
Polio and Hepatitis viruses.
[Bacterial Pathogens:
pptococcus, Mycobacterium, Clostridium, Staphylococcus, Vibrio,
salmonella, Treponema, Mycoplasma and Actinomyces.
‘ungal Pathogens:
inea and Candida
lormal micro flora of human body
skin, Mouth ,URT, Intestinal tract and Genito urinary tract.
Total Hours: 56
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‘TEXT BOOKS:
41, Satish Gupte, The Short text book of Medical Microbiology by, JayPee Brothers,2nd Ed, 2004.
2. Ananthanarayananan & Jayaram Paniker; Text book of Micro biology, Orien Longman, 9 th Ed, 2013.
3, Harsh mohan, Text book of Pathology, Jaypee brothers, 7th edition-2015.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
4.Kumar, Essentials of Microbiology , JP, 1st Ed, 2014.
2. Datta, Textbook of Pathology, JP , 2nd Ed, 2004.
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Course Code: $2BPT305
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
Credit: 02
OBJECTIVES | human bod
COURSE | To acquire the knowledge and understanding the functioning after exercise » |
COURSE OUTCOMES:
xygen metabolism, blood
The aim of this subject is to understand the energy production in human body, process of
transport.
2 __ [fo understand the concept
t of aerobic exercise, about environment that is involve in
exercise
Oxygen deficit and
recovery
transfer Energy transfer in cells during
Joxygen metabolism and transfer during metabolism
Joxygen transport in blood
xygen measurement, oxygen during exercise, oxygen during
nergy release from carbohydrates, lipids and proteins
jhysiotherapy.
3 inderstanding the concept of fatigue its process, Classification, management.
UNIT NO CONTENT HOURS:
1 Energy production, expenditure and 6
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Cardiovascular drift
{Exercise performance
TT Lung function and its role In exercise performance
Ireguiation of ventilation and blood pressure during exercise
IMuscle fiber, types and its role in exercise performance
Freray cost and breaking
)Aerobic training
jAnaerobic training
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|Aerobic and anaerobic exercises
TH Principles of training
system adaptation to aerobic and anaerobic training
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\Strenath training
Lxercise and Environment: 4
IV kxercises at hot and cold climate, thermoregulation, dehydration
land rehydration
Sag 4
vy Fatigue:
Jassification, physiology, assessment and management
Total Hours: 28
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TEXT BOOKS:
4, Sport and physical therapy ~ Bernhardt Donna, Churchill Livingstone, London 1995.
2. Bird, S. R., Black, N. Sports Injuries: Causes, Diagnosis, ‘Treatment and Prevention.
Cheltenham: Stanley Thomes, 1997 ISBN: 0748731814
3, Brownstein, B. Functional movement in Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy: Evaluation,
‘Treatment and Outcomes. New York; London: Churchill Livingstone, 1997 ISBN: 0443075301
REFERENCE BOOKS:
«Cash, M:Sport and Remedial Massage Therapy. London: Edbury, 1996 ISBN: 0091809568
3. Johnson, R. J. and Lombardo, 3 (eds.) Current Review of Sports Medicine Philadelphia:
Butterworth-Heinemann, 1998 (2nd edition) ISBN: 0750699655
3, Hollis, M. Massage for Therapists. Oxford: Blackwell Science, 1998 (2nd edition) ISBN:
0632047887
4. Hutson, MA, Sports Injurles, Recognition and Management, Oxford: Oxford University Afess,
2001 (3nd edition) ISBN: 0192632728
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EXERCISE THERAPY, YOGA AND MASSAGE -TLAB
Course Code: 21BPT381 Credit:02 LTP:004
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Lo study the position of joints, muscle work and stability of various
lundamental and derived positions.
lection of muscles and co-coordinated movements.
|ro study the different types of muscle contraction, muscle work, group
3. fro practice the various types of suspension therapy and Its application on
jarious parts of body - region wise.
@. [ro practice the grading of muscle strength region wise - upper
limb, lower limb and trunk.
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Iro practice the measurement of ROM of joints ~ upper limb, lower limb &
tro practice all the soft tissue manipulative techniques region wise
L tipper limb, lower limb, neck, back and face.
Tro study & practice local & general relaxation techniques
lexercises of muscles region wise.
To study & practice the various techniques of progressive strengthening
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ELECTROTHERAPY AND ACTINOTHERAPY-I LAB
Course Code: 21BPT382 Credit:02 LTP:004
List of Practical’s
Io study the basic operation of electric supply to the equipment & safety
devices.
To experience sensory and motor stimulation of nerves and muscles by various
Iypes of low frequency currents on self.
Iro locate and stimulate different motor points region wise, including theupper|
lz lower limb, trunk free.
Hrherapeutic application of different low frequency currents Faradic foot bath,
Faradism under pressure, Iontophoresis.
‘To study the reactions of degeneration of nerves, to plot strength duration
urves.
[To find Chronaxie and Rheobase.
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7 tro study a TENS Stimulator, Its operation and application - region wise.
8. 75 study @ Bio feedback unit. its operation and different methods of
Lapplication - region wise.
9. [ro study a Interferential therapy unit its operation and different methods of
lapplication - region wise.
10 ro study a Ultrasound unlt, its operation and different methods of application
region wise
13 ro study a Intermittent pneumatic therapy unt, Its operation and different
Imethods of application - region wise I
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BIOMECHANICS AND KINESIOLOGY ~ I LAB
Course Code: 21BPT383 Ccredit:02
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Evaluation and assessment of upper limb joint motion of Shoulder
levaluation and assessment of upper limb joint motion of Elbow
lEvaluation and assessment of upper limb joint motion of Wrist
levaluation and assessment of upper limb joint motion of Hand
levaluation and assessment of daily life skills
Evaluation and assessment of upper limb soft tissue Injury
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First aid and Emergency care
Course Code: 22BPT362 Credit:02 LTP:200
SOURSE {the completion of this course the student must be able to identify and
BIECTIVES [manage situation of common emergencies,
COURSE OUTCOMES:
Tro know the basic concept and alm of first aid.
2 tro be able to understand the first ald management in injury.
3 ffo understand the Importance of emergency care
UNIT CONTENT HOURS
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troduction of first ald: Definition, alms, steps and treatment of
lirst ald, factors influencing the skill development,
IManagement of first aid and emergency treatment:
[Basic concepts on emergency first ald procedure: Emergency
franagement of cuts, bleeding, resuscitation, electric shock, and 10
e ‘burns, and chemical burns, fainting and poisoning
7 First aid management for bites / buns (heat and
TL Ehemical)/injuries (needle stick) cuts and wounds/
fracture/ frost bite and electric shock : 40
introduction, definition, types of bites (Insects, snake, dog),
frost bite, and first ald treatment to victim.
_ linjuries: cut and wound care, dressing and its types,
procedures and special techniques of dressing. Definition, alm,
types, application types of bandage.
Fpractures: types and first aid management.
MERGENCY
31 [Concept of emergency- Definition, Importances. Rules. og
Community
Emergence Fire explosions, floods, earthquakes, famine.
mmunity resources: Police assistance; Voluntary agencies;
\Local, National and International agencies;
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lambulance service- thelr relation to emergencies.
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