Syllabus
Orthopaedics:
The role of physical condition exercises in orthopaedics
- Different kinds of orthopaedic aids and its use in practice
- Training of gait
- Physiotherapy and total endoprothesis of the hip
- Physiotherappy and total endoprothesis of the knee
- Physiotherapy and operation of the shoulder
- Physiotherapy and fractures of the upper part of femur
- Physiotherapy and injury of the knee
- Physiotherapy and congenital defects of the hip
- Physiotherapy and congenital defects of the spine
- Physiotherapy and fractures of the spine
* Psychiatry:
- Rehabilitation in psychiatry
- Documentation in psychiatry
- Individual and group therapy
- Examination of patients with mental disorders
- Physiotherapy and neurotics
- Physiotherapy and psychotics
- Physiotherapy nd psychotics
- Artetherapy, theatrotherapy
- Sport in rehabilitation of mental disorders
- Hippotherapy
* Traumatology and surgery:
- Physiotherapy in early postoperative stage
- Physiotherapy and soft tissue injuries
- Physiotherapy and sport injuries
- Physiotherapy and abdominal surgery
- Physiotherapy and chest surgery
- Physiotherapy and vascular surgery
- Physiotherapy and surgery of urogenital system
- Physiotherapy and head and brain surgery
- Physiotherapy and spine and spinal cord surgery
- Physiotherapy and transplantation
* Neurology:
- Physiotherapy and stroke
- Physiotherapy and lesions of peripheral nerves
- Physiotherapy and parkinson and choreo-athetotic syndroms
- Physiotherapy and celleberal syndrom
- Physiotherapy and spinal ataxia
- Physiotherapy and spinal cord lesions
- Physiotherapy and multiple sclerosis
- Physiotherapy and muscular dystrophy
- Physiotherapy and postpolio syndrom
- Physiotherapy and back pain
* Internal medicine:
- Diagnostics of cardiacs
- Functional classification of cardiacs
- Physiotherapy and heart-attack.
- Physiotherapy and ischemia of lower extremities
- Physiotherapy and respiratory disorders
- Physiotherapy and diabetes mellitus
- Physiotherapy in cardiosurgery
* Gynaecology and obstetrics:
- Physiotherapy in gynaecological surgery
- Physiotherapy in pregnancy and after delivery
- Physiotherapy and conservative therapy of incontinence, adnexitis and dysmenorhea
- Physiotherapy and sexual and urological problems of patients with spinal cord lesions
- Alexander method
- Mojžíšová method
* Rheumatology:
- Physiotherapy and inflammatory joint disorders
- Physiotherapy and m. Bechtěrev (ankylotic spondylarthritis)
- Physiotherapy and degenerative joint disorders
* Paediatrics:
- Ontogenetic development in diagnostics and therapy of movement disorders
- Physiotherapy and disorders of psychomotor development in newborns at a risk
- Physiotherapy and CNS lesions ( cerebral palsy and its forms, torticollis)
- Physiotherapy and disorders of peripheral nerve system
- Physiotherapy and postinjury conditions
- Physiotherapy and defects o the spine
- FPhysiotherapy and congenital defects
- Reflex locomotion according to Vojta, Bobath concept, Klapp and Schrott method, sensorymotor stimulation, ball gymnastics
* Burns:
- Physiotherapy and burn trauma
- Physiotherapy and hand and face trauma
- Physiotherapy and trauma of the chest and extermities
- Positionig, prevention of retraction of soft tissues, prevention of contractures
- Rehabilitation aids
* Plastic surgery:
- Physiotherapy and plastic surgery of the hand
- Physiotherapy and microsurgery
- Physiotherapy and carpal tunnel syndrom
- Physiotherapy and Dupuytrene contracture
- Physiotherapy and abdominal and chest plastic surgery
- Splints and positioning
* Acute care:
- Use of developmental kinesiology in acute care
- Reflex stimulation of diaphragma in acute care
- Types of auxiliary ventilation and physiotherapy
- The effect of reflex stimulation on different kinds of auxiliary ventilaton
- Reflex stimulation, state of consciousness and cooperation of the patient
- Passive and active kinesitherapy,mobilisation and soft tissue techiques in acute care
- Use of the prone position, splints and ortheses in spinal injuries
- Traumatology in acute care from the point of view of physiotherapy
- Hospitalism of patients
- Emphatic approach as integral part of physiotherapy
* Geriatrics and gerontology:
- History, definition of the terms, quality of aging
- Aging from the biological point of view
- Specific conditions of the old age and in geriatrics
- Psychic specificities of the old age
- Psychological aspects of physiotherapy in geriatrics
- Myoskeletal disorders in the old age and physiotherapy
- Principles of exercise regime for senior patients
- Fitness programme for seniors
- Kinsesitherapy/physiotherapy and imobile patient
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Annotation
Physiotherapy IV and V - clinical practice
Physiotherapy at different diagnoses in neurology, orthopaedics, traumatology, surgery, burns medicine, plastic surgery, rheumatology, internal medicine, psychiatry, paediatrics, gynaecology and obstetrics, intensive care medicine and geriatrics.