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Rehab 140 : Concepts in CORE Conditioning Credit Hours 1.0
Identify exercise physiology concepts related to core conditioning
Determine the anatomy related to the core and its function in core strength
Design and implement a core conditioning program
Summarize the role of psychological motivation in core conditioning
Examine the various movements associated with core conditioning
Physical Diagnosis 188 : The Middle Cross Syndrome - Innovations in Myofascial Assessment Credit Hours 1.0
Describe the fascial patterns and muscular components of the middle cross dysfunctional pattern
Explain the upper extremity findings associated with the upper cross dysfunctional pattern
Explain the lower extremity findings associated with the lower cross dysfunctional pattern
Describe the whole-body biomechanical deficits associated with the middle cross syndrome
Describe the spinal fixation patterns associated with the middle cross syndrome
Nutrition 172 : Nutrition and Exercise Credit Hours 1.0
Review exercise physiology principles and techniques
Analyze various exercise prescription principles
Identify appropriate carbohydrate – fat – and protein recommendations
Develop meal timing and fluid guidelines for the athlete
Functional Medicine 211 : A Practical Approach to Implementing Clinical Detoxification Programs in Your Practice Credit Hours 3.0
Identify the appropriate candidates (patients) for a detoxification program
Effectively communicate the need for detoxification support
Ensure a safe and comfortable detoxification experience
Establish realistic expectations - for you and your patient
Measure the outcome of your patient’s detoxification using novel, in-office, cost-effective evaluation procedures
Generate 14 and 21 day detoxification programs
Devise detoxification programs for various levels of patient commitment and participation
Easily and readily respond to common patient questions and concerns about detoxification
Address post-detoxification clinical considerations and directions
Chiropractic and Pregnancy 217 : History Taking & Physical Exam Procedures: History, Evaluation and Treatment Protocols for Pregnant Patients Credit Hours 2.0
Hour 1
Summarize the three stages of pregnancy.
Recognize common pregnancy abbreviations.
List the benefits of exercise during pregnancy.
Explain how the hormones, relaxin and hCG, can impact physical activity.
Design a subjective and history taking examination for a pregnant patient.
Complete a physical examination on a pregnant patient including common complaints such as pelvic girdle pain and low back pain.
Assess patient positions to ensure comfort and safety during physical assessments and/or rehabilitation.
Recognize when to refer a pregnant patient to another specialty for evaluation and treatment.
Identify pelvic health dysfunction and determine appropriate referral.
Hour 2
Differentiate between low back pain and pelvic girdle pain.
Address low back pain, pelvic girdle pain and pelvic floor dysfunction in a pregnant patient.
Discuss appropriate supportive devices for back pain, pelvic girdle pain and lower extremity edema.
Recognize alternative non-analgesic methods of pain relief through massage, acupuncture, and chiropractic care.
Assess sleep positions to reduce hip and back discomfort.
Identify red flags while treating a pregnant patient.
List contraindicated treatment modalities for the pregnant patient
