Movement Therapy III

Teaching methodologies integrate: description of contents; analysis and discussion of concepts and demonstration / explanation of the techniques with simulated practice among students.
The process of continuous evaluation: Students are assessed through the completion of a theoretical and practical test, a practical test, and the performance and presentation of work. The success in the course is obtained by the weighted average (40/30/30) of the classifications obtained in these tests. Note lower than 9.5 in any of the tests mentioned, requires the achievement of a final exam.
Assessment for final exam will consist of a written test, with identical structure to the frequency which will also include theoretical and practical issues and will be held during times designated for the effect. The approval for the course is obtained with an equal or higher than 10 result.

Understand the theoretical basis of the methods and techniques of intervention targeted to cardiovascular, pulmonary and integumentary systems;
Know, understand and be able to apply the basic procedures of the methods and techniques of intervention addressed;
Select and adapt methods and techniques addressed for intervention in cardiovascular, respiratory and specific soft tissue conditions and sustain these options;
Acquire motor skills to properly execute the specific techniques covered;
Completely and accurately record all data related to the intervention.

Respiratory Physiotherapy: Objectives, indications, precautions, general principles, breathing pattern, techniques of respiratory re-education and therapeutic modalities for bronchial drainage. Reconditioning effort.
Noninvasive mechanical ventilation (NIV): Objectives, principles, indications, side effects, complications, and modalities of ventilator support. Global and segmental relaxation. Benefits of regular physical activity. Acute and chronic metabolic adaptations to exercise. Exercise prescription: Objectives, constraints, key components and principles of cardiovascular fitness. Recommendations for exercise prescription for special groups. Cardiac rehabilitation: objectives; indications and contraindications; risk stratification; progression; phases and components of the intervention program and the training session; clinical safety criteria. Intervention in burned. Decubitus ulcers: risk assessment, preventive role. Group exercise.

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