Course: Physiotherapeutic Care 1: Anatomy & Skills credits: 5
- Course code
- FYVP23FZ1AV
- Name
- Physiotherapeutic Care 1: Anatomy & Skills
- Study year
- 2023-2024
- ECTS credits
- 5
- Language
- Dutch, with parts in English
- Coordinator
- H.A. Kranenburg
- Modes of delivery
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- Individual supervision
- Practical / Training
- Self-study
- Assessments
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- Anatomy 1 (Living) - Skills test
- Assessment and treatment 1 - Assessment
Learning outcomes
Learning Outcomes
1CD-E/FH. 338. When instructed to do so by a lecturer, the student can independently perform a partial physiotherapy assessment on a client who is at risk of a physical health problem.
1CD-E/FH. 339. When instructed to do so by a lecturer, the student can independently perform a specific physiotherapy treatment on a client who is at risk of a physical health problem.
1CD-E/C. 47. The student is able – whether before, during or after finishing physiotherapy treatment – to explain the partial or full treatment in question to the patient using language that they are able to understand and in accordance with the rules of professional communication.
INT 1OD-E/M 1: The student expresses his own cultural identity within the educational situation and uses this in contact with people from another culture.
1CD-E/FH. 338. When instructed to do so by a lecturer, the student can independently perform a partial physiotherapy assessment on a client who is at risk of a physical health problem.
1CD-E/FH. 339. When instructed to do so by a lecturer, the student can independently perform a specific physiotherapy treatment on a client who is at risk of a physical health problem.
1CD-E/C. 47. The student is able – whether before, during or after finishing physiotherapy treatment – to explain the partial or full treatment in question to the patient using language that they are able to understand and in accordance with the rules of professional communication.
INT 1OD-E/M 1: The student expresses his own cultural identity within the educational situation and uses this in contact with people from another culture.
Content
PT-care 1.1 consists of 2 courses of 5 EC that are interwoven with each other. Course 1: Physiology & Health and course 2: Anatomy & skills.
This course concerns Anatomy & skills and covers the more practical part of PT-care 1.
As professionals, physiotherapists are expected to be able to design training programmes for clients to improve strength and endurance, as well as to assist the clients when executing these programmes. In this course the student will learn to execute an assessment (diagnosis) and a ‘treatment’, assistance and training programme. The skills that are practiced related to: testing, measuring and training, teaching, giving instruction using exercise materials, and providing information and advice on healthy behaviour. Assessment and treatment skills will be assessed formative during the course.
For each student, anatomy education is offered for at least one period in the international classroom, where students from the regular and 3-year program have lessons together with the international students. This course part is tested practically in this course.
This course concerns Anatomy & skills and covers the more practical part of PT-care 1.
As professionals, physiotherapists are expected to be able to design training programmes for clients to improve strength and endurance, as well as to assist the clients when executing these programmes. In this course the student will learn to execute an assessment (diagnosis) and a ‘treatment’, assistance and training programme. The skills that are practiced related to: testing, measuring and training, teaching, giving instruction using exercise materials, and providing information and advice on healthy behaviour. Assessment and treatment skills will be assessed formative during the course.
For each student, anatomy education is offered for at least one period in the international classroom, where students from the regular and 3-year program have lessons together with the international students. This course part is tested practically in this course.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- School of Health Care Studies