PTA-2020 - Physical Therapist Assistant IV* (4)

Prerequisite: PTA-1040 ; PTA-1050 ; must be enrolled in the Physical Therapist Assistant program
Co-requisite: PTA-2010 ; PTA-2030

In this course students learn the theory and pathology of conditions which may require long-term rehabilitation techniques. Skill development focuses on techniques which enhance the level of function. The lecture portion of this course is
offered through distance learning and the laboratory portion is held at Anne Arundel Community College. Travel to Anne Arundel Community College is the responsibility of the student.

List Course Outcomes (consistent for all sections)
Analyze the anatomy, etiology, and pathology involved in common pathologies which may require extensive rehabilitation:

CO1 - Demonstrate competence with data collection methods for conditions that may require extensive rehabilitation within the PT plan of care

CO2 - Demonstrate safety and competence with interventions for conditions that may require extensive rehabilitation within the PT plan of care

CO3 - Model effective communication with patients, caregivers, and members of the health care team about extensive rehabilitation conditions and related patient care

CO4 - Demonstrate competence with documenting essential elements related to rehabilitation

CO5 - Identify the significance of diagnostic and standardized tests performed by the physical therapist and when appropriate, the physical therapist assistant.

CO6 - Identify the role of the physical therapist assistant in discharge planning and formulate discharge recommendations for the supervising physical therapist

CO7 - Demonstrate proficiency with computer skills during written and oral presentations

CO8 - Demonstrate proficiency with using evidence-based research during written and oral presentations

CO9 - Integrate diversity and cultural awareness when treating complex patientsCourse Fee: $100

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