Gajdosik, Richard L.

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University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Syllabi Course Syllabi Fall 9-1-2000 PT 465.01: Applied Clinical Anatomy and Kinesiology Laboratory Richard L. Gajdosik University of Montana - Missoula Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi Let us know how access to this document benefits you. Recommended Citation Gajdosik, Richard L., "PT 465.01: Applied Clinical Anatomy and Kinesiology Laboratory" (2000). Syllabi. 5414. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/5414 This Syllabus is brought to you for free and open access by the Course Syllabi at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Syllabi by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact scholarworks@mso.umt.edu. PT 465 - APPLIED CLINICAL ANATOMY AND KINESIOLOGY LABORATORY(Fall Semester, 2000)I. Credits: 1 Credit, Clock Hours ± 55, Coreq. with PT 464n. Class Meets: T - 8:10-10:00, SB 020Th- 1:10-2:00, 2:10-3:00 or3:10-4:00 in SB 042 (Class divided into 3 sections)III. Professor: Rich Gajdosik, Office SB 103Phone: (W) 243-4753/5183 (H) 251-0266IV. Course Description: Clinical applications ofPT 464. Laboratory time for practical applications includes prosected cadavers, surface anatomy, basic muscle testing, functional analysis of movement, applied clinical anatomy, and radiology.V. Required Textbooks & Equipment: As required for PT 464 Plus:Laboratory Manual compiled by RL Gajdosik - Available for purchase at UC Bookstore(Listed under PT 465)\Atlas of Human Anatomy by Frank NetterErasable marking pen, Long white clean lab coat, rubber gloves & probe for anatomy labVI. Examinations and Grading Procedures:Midterm Radiology Exam - Not countedMidterm Palpation Exam - Pass/No Pass (^70 %)Final Radiology Exam - 50 pointsFinal Cadaver Exam - 50 pointsFinal Palpation/Practical Exam - 50 pointsTotal 150 pointsGrades are based on the total percentage of points: 90-100% = A 80- 89% = B 70-79% =CThe passing level is > 70% on each test.VII. Teaching methods and learning experiences: Demonstrations, cadaver presentations, independent learning using cadavers, radiographs, laboratory partners for palpation models, questions and answers, and quizzes and tests.Course Schedule: Readings outlined for PT 364 correspond to content areas for each laboratoryWeek Number (Dates): Tuesday Mornings, 8:10-10:00, SB 020; Contents=Lab Manual1 (Sept 5) Introduction to Radiology, (B & VC I)Spinal Column and Musculature2 (Sept 12) Vertebral Canal and Contents (B & VC II)3 (Sept 19) Thoracic Cage and Pectoral Region, TheAnterior Abdominal Wall4 (Sept 26) Axilla, Shoulder Girdle, Shoulder Muscles, Associated Nerves (ULI & II)5 (Oct 3) Flexor and Extensor Compartments of Arm, Shoulder Joint (UL HI)6 (Oct 10) Flexor Surface of Forearm and Hand (UL IV)7 (Oct 17) MIDTERM RADIOLOGY EXAM, PALPATION EXAM (Scheduled outside ofclass time)Lab Second hour: Palm (UL V)8 (Oct 24) Extensor Surface ofForarm and Hand: Joints of Elbow, Wrist, Hand (UL VI)9 (Oct 31) Pelvis Osteology and Applied Clinical Anatomy: Anterior, Lateral, and MedialAspects of Thigh (Pelvis & LL I)(Nov 7) Election Day Holiday10 (Nov 14) Gluteal Region, Hip, Posterior Thigh, Popliteal Fossa, Posterior Compartment ofLeg and the Knee Joint (LL II & III)11 (Nov 21) Anterior and Lateral Compartment of Leg, Dorsal Surface ofFoot (LL IV)12 (Nov 28) Plantar Surface ofFoot, Ankle Joint (LL V)13 (Dec 5) Study, Review and Practice (Palpation, Radiology, Cadaver Lab)14 (Dec 12) Study, Review and Practice (Palpation, Radiology, Cadaver Lab)NOTE: Palpation/Practical Exams Start this weekFinals Week FINAL RADIOLOGY EXAM AND FINAL CADAVER EXAM(NOTE: FINAL PALPATION PRACTICAL will be scheduled before and during finals week)Week Number (Dates): Thursday Afternoons, In Anatomy Laboratory, SB 0421:10-2:00, 2:10-3:00 or 3:10-4:00,1 (Sept 7) No class2 (Sept 14) Back Muscles associated with the Upper Limb3 (Sept 21) Breathing muscles & muscles of the back proper4 (Sept 28) Spinal cord & suboccipital triangle5 (Oct 5) Pectoral region, breast & anterior abdominal wall6 (Oct 12) Deltoid & scapular region7 (Oct 19) Axilla & brachium8 (Oct 26) Antebrachium9 (Nov 2) The hand10 (Nov 9) Posterior abdominal wall & thigh (ant, lat, med)11 (Nov 16) Gluteal region & posterior thigh12 (Nov 30) Knee & leg13 (Dec 7) The foot14 (Dec 14) Study & Review for final examNOTE: Palpation/Practical Exams Start this week

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