RHAB 240 - Practice Skills - Modalities

Course Description
In Practice Skills - Modalities, the many uses and applications of therapeutic modalities in rehabilitation and client-centred care are practiced in a lab setting as learners focus on the healing process, the physical agents affecting or impeding healing and the client’s response to treatment. Learners will draw on their knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology while studying the rationale for selecting and using different modalities ranging from hydrotherapy, ambulatory aids, electrical stimulation, mechanical traction, ultrasound and the use of hot and cold packs.

3 credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 209
RHAB 230
RHAB 232

Corequisite(s):

COMM 263
RHAB 203
RHAB 242
RHAB 244

Equivalent Course(s):

RHAB 216