PTE 754 - Patient Management: Special Considerations Across the Life Span

Credit Hours: 3

In this course students will review biological, psychological, and sociocultural processes of maturation and aging of human beings applicable to the practice of physical therapy. Through case studies, laboratory experiences, and integrative experiences, students will compare and contrast the maturation and aging process of individuals with and without disabilities; will understand how health, fitness, and physical activity contribute to quality of life; and will apply principles learned to the examination, evaluation, and treatment of individuals of all ages.

Prerequisite: enrollment in the program and successful completion of all prior course work therein.
Lecture Contact Hours: 2 Lab Contact Hours: 1

Typically Offered: Spring