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BACHELOROFPHYSIOTHERAPY-IYEAR PAPER-PT5 EXERCISETHERAPY-I by physio mohit
BACHELOROFPHYSIOTHERAPY-IYEAR PAPER-PT5
EXERCISETHERAPY-I
Note:ForPapersetersExaminers
TEACHINGHOURS:200 THEORY:80MARKS PRACTICAL:80MARKS TIME:3
Paperseterisrequiredtoseteightquestionsfrom theentire sylabus. Questionno.onewilbecompulsorywhichcaries15marks(long essay). Studentwilberequiredtoatemptfivemorequestionsoutofseven caryingthirteenmarkseach
COURSEDESCRIPTION Inthiscoursethestudentwillearntheprinciples,techniqueandefectsof exerciseasatherapeuticmodalityintherestorationofphysicalfunction.
COURSEOBJECTIVES
The objective of this course is that after 200 Hrs. of lectures, demonstrations,practicalsandclinicsthestudentwilbeabletolistthe Indications and contractions of various types of exercise therapy, demonstratethediferenttechniquesanddescribetheirefects.
SECTION–I
A.BasicMECHANICS Definethefolowingtermsanddescribetheprinciplesinvolvedwith
suitableexamples.
a.Force:Com position offorce,paral lelogram offorces.
b.Equilibrium:Stable,unstable,neutral.
c.Gravity:Centerofgravity,lineofgravity.
st nd rd
d.Levers:1 order,2 order,3 order,theirexamplesinthehumanbody
andtheirpracticalapplicationsinphysiotherapy,forcesappliedtothe
bodylevers.
e.Puleys:Fixes,movable.
f.Springs:Series,paralel.
g.Tension.
h.Elasticity:Hook'slaw. i.Axis:sagital,frontal,transverse,vertical. j.Planes:Sagital,frontal,horizontal. k.Definitionofspeed,velocity,work,energy,power,acceleration,
momentum,frictionandInertia.
Note:ForPapersetersExaminers
TEACHINGHOURS:200 THEORY:80MARKS PRACTICAL:80MARKS TIME:3
Paperseterisrequiredtoseteightquestionsfrom theentire sylabus. Questionno.onewilbecompulsorywhichcaries15marks(long essay). Studentwilberequiredtoatemptfivemorequestionsoutofseven caryingthirteenmarkseach
COURSEDESCRIPTION Inthiscoursethestudentwillearntheprinciples,techniqueandefectsof exerciseasatherapeuticmodalityintherestorationofphysicalfunction.
COURSEOBJECTIVES
The objective of this course is that after 200 Hrs. of lectures, demonstrations,practicalsandclinicsthestudentwilbeabletolistthe Indications and contractions of various types of exercise therapy, demonstratethediferenttechniquesanddescribetheirefects.
SECTION–I
A.BasicMECHANICS Definethefolowingtermsanddescribetheprinciplesinvolvedwith
suitableexamples.
a.Force:Com position offorce,paral lelogram offorces.
b.Equilibrium:Stable,unstable,neutral.
c.Gravity:Centerofgravity,lineofgravity.
st nd rd
d.Levers:1 order,2 order,3 order,theirexamplesinthehumanbody
andtheirpracticalapplicationsinphysiotherapy,forcesappliedtothe
bodylevers.
e.Puleys:Fixes,movable.
f.Springs:Series,paralel.
g.Tension.
h.Elasticity:Hook'slaw. i.Axis:sagital,frontal,transverse,vertical. j.Planes:Sagital,frontal,horizontal. k.Definitionofspeed,velocity,work,energy,power,acceleration,
momentum,frictionandInertia.
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EXERCISETHERAPY-I
Note:ForPapersetersExaminers
TEACHINGHOURS:200 THEORY:80MARKS PRACTICAL:80MARKS TIME:3
Paperseterisrequiredtoseteightquestionsfrom theentire sylabus. Questionno.onewilbecompulsorywhichcaries15marks(long essay). Studentwilberequiredtoatemptfivemorequestionsoutofseven caryingthirteenmarkseach
COURSEDESCRIPTION Inthiscoursethestudentwillearntheprinciples,techniqueandefectsof exerciseasatherapeuticmodalityintherestorationofphysicalfunction.
COURSEOBJECTIVES
The objective of this course is that after 200 Hrs. of lectures, demonstrations,practicalsandclinicsthestudentwilbeabletolistthe Indications and contractions of various types of exercise therapy, demonstratethediferenttechniquesanddescribetheirefects.
SECTION–I
A.BasicMECHANICS Definethefolowingtermsanddescribetheprinciplesinvolvedwith
suitableexamples.
a.Force:Com position offorce,paral lelogram offorces.
b.Equilibrium:Stable,unstable,neutral.
c.Gravity:Centerofgravity,lineofgravity.
st nd rd
d.Levers:1 order,2 order,3 order,theirexamplesinthehumanbody
andtheirpracticalapplicationsinphysiotherapy,forcesappliedtothe
bodylevers.
e.Puleys:Fixes,movable.
f.Springs:Series,paralel.
g.Tension.
h.Elasticity:Hook'slaw. i.Axis:sagital,frontal,transverse,vertical. j.Planes:Sagital,frontal,horizontal. k.Definitionofspeed,velocity,work,energy,power,acceleration,
momentum,frictionandInertia.
Note:ForPapersetersExaminers
TEACHINGHOURS:200 THEORY:80MARKS PRACTICAL:80MARKS TIME:3
Paperseterisrequiredtoseteightquestionsfrom theentire sylabus. Questionno.onewilbecompulsorywhichcaries15marks(long essay). Studentwilberequiredtoatemptfivemorequestionsoutofseven caryingthirteenmarkseach
COURSEDESCRIPTION Inthiscoursethestudentwillearntheprinciples,techniqueandefectsof exerciseasatherapeuticmodalityintherestorationofphysicalfunction.
COURSEOBJECTIVES
The objective of this course is that after 200 Hrs. of lectures, demonstrations,practicalsandclinicsthestudentwilbeabletolistthe Indications and contractions of various types of exercise therapy, demonstratethediferenttechniquesanddescribetheirefects.
SECTION–I
A.BasicMECHANICS Definethefolowingtermsanddescribetheprinciplesinvolvedwith
suitableexamples.
a.Force:Com position offorce,paral lelogram offorces.
b.Equilibrium:Stable,unstable,neutral.
c.Gravity:Centerofgravity,lineofgravity.
st nd rd
d.Levers:1 order,2 order,3 order,theirexamplesinthehumanbody
andtheirpracticalapplicationsinphysiotherapy,forcesappliedtothe
bodylevers.
e.Puleys:Fixes,movable.
f.Springs:Series,paralel.
g.Tension.
h.Elasticity:Hook'slaw. i.Axis:sagital,frontal,transverse,vertical. j.Planes:Sagital,frontal,horizontal. k.Definitionofspeed,velocity,work,energy,power,acceleration,
momentum,frictionandInertia.