PT 851 Neuroscience for Physical Therapy
This course presents the detailed study of the central, peripheral, and autonomic human nervous systems.
Outcomes
- 1. Recognize anatomical features and the vascular supply of the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems.
- 2. Discuss the neurophysiology of the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems.
- 3. Identify the major ascending and descending neural pathways.
- 4. Compare the functional roles of structures and regions of the peripheral, central, and autonomic nervous systems.
- 5. Perform a physical therapy evaluation of nervous system function, including cranial nerve testing.
- 6. Predict the implications of damage to specific regions in the nervous system.
- 7. Determine location of neural involvement given a patient's/client’s clinical signs and symptoms.
- 8. Discuss functions of the nervous system and implications for motor control theory.