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Shoulder Pathology: A Detailed Approach to Examination and Treatment
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| CEUs: |
.65 |
| FL Live 20-171455 for 7.8 hrs |
| Contact Hours: |
6.5 |
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*University & multi-center Licensure available upon request; all courses single user only
*8.0 NBCOT contact hours
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Instructors:
Paul Bonzani MHS OTR/L CHT
Description:
This Interactive movie presentation will provide the participant with a biomechanical overview of the shoulder and will discuss common causes and strategies for addressing Shoulder Pain. As hand therapists evolve into specialists for management of the entire upper extremity the need for a comprehensive understanding of shoulder function and shoulder pathologies becomes more evident. After a review of shoulder anatomy and biomechanics, the pathomechanics of the rotator cuff, the capsule ligamentous complex, and biceps mechanism will be reviewed. Assessment methods and treatment strategies will be taught, including surgical assessment; exercise based conservative management techniques, surgical management and post-operative treatment perspectives. This movie course utilizes anatomic software, video and case presentations to enhance learning. Upon Successful completion of the examination (75%) your certificate will be sent via email.
Objectives
- Upon completion of this course the
participant will be able to describe the anatomy and
biomechanics of normal shoulder motion.
- Upon completion of this course the
participant will become familiear with the pathomechanics of shoulder pathologies such as
rotator cuff and other sub-acromial pathologies, labral and capsuloligamentous
pathology.
- Upon completion of this course the
participant will be able to describe effective conservative and postoperative
treatment interventions based on evaluative data and surgical
intervention.
Course outline
The course will be presented in units. Each unit will address a
particular area of shoulder function. The participant will be able to complete a
post-test that will demonstrate their mastery of the subject matter.
Unit 1. Normal Anatomy and Biomechanics. In this
unit, the student will review normal skeletal, muscular and nerve function of the
shoulder complex. Particular emphasis will be placed on periscapular and rotator
cuff function.
Unit 2. Skeletal injuries. In this unit, the
student will be introduced to strategies to address fracture and joint pathology of the
shoulder. Considerations for management of the proximal humerus, mid shaft and
glenoid fractures will be presented. The discussion will then progress to a
consideration of arthritic conditions of the shoulder. This section also reviews bursitis and frozen shoulder techniques.
Unit
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Soft tissue injuries. In this
section, the student will view the skills needed to perform an assessment of
shoulder pain and development treatment strategies for a variety of sub acromial
syndromes including rotator cuff tear/arthropathy, and the main source of soft
tissue pain: impingement syndromes. Clinical examination and treatment
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Reviews
| I really enjoyed this course. Paul was both informative and fun to listen to. He is obviously experienced with shoulder treatment. Great anatomy review and slides. |
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| Excellent!! Paul does an awesome job. He's fun to watch and does a great job at explaining. Could make it look more professional by choosing something besides hospital gown for the models to wear. |
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| Good overview. |
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| Kathy Randall, MA, OTR/L, CHT |
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