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GURU KASHI UNIVERSITY, TALWANDI SABODiploma in Physiotherapy (D.P.T.)

Semester – ISubject Name: AnatomySubject Code: 707101Paper-ICredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 2

o Introduction- Define anatomy, subdivisions, descriptive termso Skeleton system-

Bones- Definition, classification, gross structure, parts of a young bone, blood and nerve supply of bones

Cartilage Joints- Definition, classification

o Muscular system- Definition, types, actionso Digestive system- Anatomy, of gastro intestinal tracto Respiratory system- Anatomy of upper and lower respiratory tracto Nervous system- Structure and function of these organso Blood vascular system- Arteries, capillaries, veins, lymphatic system, and hearto Excretory system- Structure and function of these organso Skin and fasciao Connective tissues, ligaments

Practical:

Subject Name: Anatomy labSubject Code: 707105Paper-V

To study bones of the human body Use of models like the liver, kidney, stomach, heart

To study the various classifications of joints

Reference:

Anatomy and Physiology for Physiotherapist- Inderbir Singh- Jaypee Publishers B.D chaurasia, Handbook of general anatomy- CBS publishers and distributors


Semester – ISubject Name: BiologySubject Code: 707102Paper-IICredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 21. Living and non living things2. Biological classification

Plant kingdom salient features and classification of plantsAnimal kingdom salient features and classification of animals

3. Cell the unit of life plant cell and animal cell4. Tissues plant tissue animal tissue5. Microorganism – mold, yeast and bacteria and their characteristic 6. Chemical constituents of living cells carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic,

enzymes, types, properties, enzyme action.7. Cell cycle and cell division- cell cycle, mitosis and their significance.8. Plant physiology- transport in plant, transport of food, 9. Mineral nutrition- essential minerals, macro and micronutrients and

their role deficiency symptoms mineral toxicity10. Photosynthesis- site of photosynthesis, pigment involved in

photosynthesis (elementary idea) factors affecting photosynthesis.11. Plant- growth and development- seed germination phases of

growth sequence of developmental processes in a plant cell growth regulators-auxin, gibberellin cytokinin, ethylene, ABA,

12. Human physiology- Digestion and absorption- Alimentary canal absorption and assimilation of proteins, carbohydrates and fats, nutritional and digestive disorders- PEM indigestion, constipation, vomiting, jaundice, diarrhoea.

13. Breating and exchange of Gases- respiratory organs in animals (recall only) respiratory system in human mechanism of breathing disorders related to respiration asthma emphysema, occupational respiratory disorders.

14. Body fluids and Circulation: Composition of blood, blood groups, coagulation of blood human circulatory system-Structure of human heart cardiac cycl, ECG: disorders of circulatory system- -


hypertension, coronary artery disease, angina pectoris, and heart failure.

15. Excretory and their elimination human excretory system- structure and function disorders- uraemia, renal failure, renal calculi, nephritis, dialysis and artificial kidney.

16. Locomotion and Movement-types of movement-ciliary, flagellar, muscular, joints, disorders of muscular and skeletal system-myasthenia gravis, tetany, muscular dystrophy, arthritis, osteoporosis, gout.

17. Neuron and nerves: nervous system in humans’ reflex action, sensory perception.

18. Chemical coordination and Integration – endocrine glands and hormones human endocrine system-(elementary Idea) related disorders, dwarfism acromegaly cretinism, goiter, exophthalmia goitre, diabetes, Addison’s disease

Practical-

Subject Name: Biology labSubject Code: 707106Paper-VI

Preparation of slides-Plant stemFungus or algaeBacteria- curd- microscopic view

Prepare a model of theoretical topics Blood group and haemoglobin test Photosynthesis Flower and flowering parts Practical knowledge of ECG (Normal & Deflection) Use of heart rate monitor Visit to a hospital and physiotherapy unit

Reference: Singh, Pandy, Jain, “Fundamental of botany”OP Dyama “Botany”


OP Seksena “Biology”


Semester – ISubject Name: PhysiologySubject Code: 707103Paper-IIICredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 2

o Introduction-Outline of basic concepts of structure and function of a cell, membrane potential

o Blood and circulatory system- Constituents of blood and their function- blood groups and Blood transfusion, clotting of blood, the structure of the heart- properties of the heart muscle, Circulation of blood, cardiac cycle, blood pressure, lymph and lymphatic circulation, cardiac Output

o Respiratory system- The respiratory passage- the lungs and their structure and exchange of Gases in the lungs, mechanism of respiration, lung capacity, tidal volume

o Digestive system- Structure and functions of digestive system, digestive organs, metabolism

o Nervous system- Function of the autonomic nervous system and central nervous system, Reflex action

o Excretory system- Structure and functions of the kidneys and the skino Sense organ- A brief outline of the structure and functions of the eye and earo Nerve muscle physiology- A brief outline about nerve muscle physiology

Practical

Subject Name: Physiology labSubject Code: 707107Paper-VII

o How to check the followingo Pulseo Blood pressureo Normal heart rateo Respiration- Check the vital capacity and use of spirometero Demonstration of reflex actiono Blood test to determine hemoglobin

Reference:

Anatomy and Physiology for Physiotherapist- Inderbir Singh- Jaypee publishers Concise Practical Physiology- AK Jain- Arya publications


Semester – ISubject Name: EnglishSubject Code: 707104Paper-IVCredits: 4 L T P

4 0 0

1. Tense 2. Articles3. Determiners4. Preposition5. Voice,6. Narrationo Paragraph writing o Letter writing o Resume writingo Email writingo Notice writingo Advertisement writing

Reference:

Oxford practice grammar


Semester – IISubject Name: BiochemistrySubject Code: 707201Paper-ICredits: 5 L T P

5 0 0o Cell- Morphology, structure and kinetics of cell, cell membrane, nucleus, chromatin,

Mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, ribosome’so Carbohydrates- Definition, functions, sources, classifications, monosaccharide’s,

Disaccharides, polysaccharides, mucopolysaccharides and its importance.o Lipids- Definition, function, sources, classification, simple lipid, compound lipid,

derived lipid, Unsaturated and saturated fatty acid. Essential fatty acids and their importance Blood lipids and their implications, cholesterol and its importance

o Proteins- Definition, sources, kinetics, classification, simple protein, conjugated protein,Derived proteins, properties and varieties of proteins

o Nucleic acid- Structure and function of DNA and RNA, nucleosides, nucleotides, genetic code, biologically important nucleotides

o Enzymes- Definitions, classification, mode of action, factors affecting enzyme action, clinical Importance of enzyme

o Vitamins- Classification, fat soluble vitamins, water soluble vitamins, daily requirements, Physiological functions and diseases of vitamin deficiency

Reference: Medical Biochemistry for Physiotherapy students- Harpreet Kaur, Jagmohan Singh-

Jaypee publishers Concept of Biochemistry for physiotherapy- S.P Singh- CBS publishers


Semester – IISubject Name: BiomechanicsSubject Code: 707202Paper-IICredits: 5+2 L T P

5 0 4o Introduction to mechanics including motion, forces, parallel force systemo Newton’s law of motion, concurrent force systems- composition forces, muscle action

line etco Centre of gravity, line of gravity, stability and equilibriumo Introduction to bio-mechanics and terminologyo Basic principle of joint design and a human jointo Tissues present in human joint including fibrous tissue, bone cartilage and connective

tissueo Classification of jointso Joint function, kinematics chains and range of motiono Muscle structure and function

Mobility and stability functions of muscle Elements of muscle structure and its properties Types of muscle contractions and muscle work Classification of muscles and their functions Group action of muscles, co-ordinate movement

o Posture- Definition, factors responsible for posture, relationship of gravity on postureo Posture imbalance- factors responsible for imbalance in static and dynamic positions

including ergonomics

Practical-

Subject Name: Biomechanics labSubject Code: 707205Paper-V

o To study the effects of forces on objectso To find out the C.G of an objecto To identify axis and planes of motion at the jointso To study the different types of muscle contraction, muscle work, group action of

muscles of co-ordinate movementso Analysis of normal posture

Reference

Textbook of Biomechanics- Arunjit/ Pritpal (S.Vikas and company publishers)


Semester – IISubject Name: KinesiologySubject Code: 707203Paper-IIICredits: 5+2 L T P

5 0 4

1. Introduction: Definition of Kinesiology, need in physiotherapy.2. Skeleton system and human movement, skeleton muscles and structural classification,

directional terminology for muscles attachment. 3. Types of muscular contraction: (isotonic, isometric, is kinetic). Axis and planes of

movement, line of pull. Role of Muscles (Agonists, Antagonist, stabilizer, Neutralizer). 4. Fundamental Movement of the major segment body. 5. Structural classification of Muscles.6. Shoulder girdle and hip joint: moment and description of muscles. 7. Elbow joint and knee joint: moment and description of muscles. 8. Wrist joint and ankle joint: moment and description of muscles.

PracticalSubject Name: Kinesiology labSubject Code: 707206Paper-VI

1. Examination of body joints-degree of Movement, type of movement, abnormal movement, deformities.

2. Examination of urine, physical, chemical, microscopic.3. Marking of bones for insertion and origin of skeletal muscle.4. Various efficiencies tests: vital capacity, breath holding test, expiratory force test and

persistence test.5. Various Cordial Efficiency Tests:

(i) Heart at Rest(ii) Blood Pressure at rest and during exercise.

Reference

RASCH & Burke: Kinesiology and applied anatomy, 1973 Cooper & Glassow: Kinesiology, 1963 Jenson & Schultz: Applied kinesiology Miller & Morehouse: Physiology of exercise, 1976 Astrand and Rodahl: Textbook of work physiology, 1970 Karpovich: Activity, 1971


Semester – IISubject Name: SociologySubject Code: 707204Paper-IVCredits: 4 L T P

4 0 0o Sociology: definition, nature and scope

o Social Structure: Definition characteristics and types

o Society: definition, characteristics type.

o Community and association:

o Social norms and values:

o Socialization: definition, process, stages and agencies.

o Culture: definition, characteristics and types

o Culture log

o Assimilation

o Acculturation: definition.

Reference

Textbook of sociology- Neelam Kumari/ Madhu (S.Vikas and company) publishers Jalandhar


Semester – IIISubject Name: Electrotherapy-ISubject Code: 707301Paper-ICredits: 5+2 L T P

5 0 4 Low frequency currents

EMS- Electrical stimuli and normal behavior of nerve and muscle tissue

Types of lesions and development of reaction of degeneration Faradic- Intermittent direct current test

TENS ( Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation)- Definition, Indication and contraindication

Superficial heat- Paraffin wax bath- Definition, Indication and contraindication Hydro collator- Definition, Indication and contraindication

Infrared rays- Definition, Indication and Contraindication IFT ( Interferential Therapy)- Definition, Indication and contraindication

Practical

Subject Name: Electrotherapy-I labSubject Code: 707305Paper-V

To study a hydro collator unit its operations and therapeutic application of hot packs region wise

To study the various types of infrared lamps and their application to body region wise

To study a paraffin wax bath unit, its operation and different methods of application

To study a TENS stimulators, its operation and application region wise To study a IFT, its operation and application region wise To locate and stimulate different motor points region wise, including upper,

lower limb and trunk

Reference

Textbook of Electrotherapy- Jagmohan Singh- Jaypee publishers


Semester – IIISubject Name: Exercise Therapy -ISubject Code: 707302Paper-IICredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 2o Introduction to exercise therapy- principle, techniques and general areas of its

application, assessment and its importanceo Description of fundamental starting positions and derive position including

joint positions, muscle work, stability, effects and useso Introduction to movements including analysis of joint motion, muscle work,

and neuro muscular coordinationo Classification of movements- Describe the types, technique of application,

indications, contraindication, effects and uses of the following Active movement Passive movement Active assisted movement Resisted movement

o Goniometry- Principle, techniques and applicationsTesting position, procedure and measurement of ROM of the joints of upper, lower limbs and trunk

o Therapeutic massage- History, various types of soft tissue manipulation techniquesPhysiological effects of soft tissue manipulationClassify, define and describe- effleurage, stroking, kneading, petrissage, deep friction, vibration and shaking etcPreparation of patient, effects, uses, indications and contraindications

o Therapeutic Gymnasium- Static cycle, Pulley, Wheel, Quadriceps chair, CPM, Ankle and heel exerciser, Physio balls, Weight cuffs

Practical-Subject Name: Exercise Therapy-I labSubject Code: 707306Paper-VI

o To practice all the soft tissue manipulative techniques region wise- upper, lower, neck, back etc

o To practice the measurement of ROM of joints- upper, lower limbs and trunko To study the position of joints in various fundamental and derived positionso To study the stability in various fundamental and derived positionso To study the muscle work of various fundamental and derived positionso To study the various therapeutic Gymnasium equipmentso To practice all the Active and Passive movements region wise

Reference


Textbook of Therapeutic Exercise Therapy- Narayanan. S Lakshmi (2005)

Semester – IIISubject Name: First aid and its managementSubject Code: 707303Paper-IIICredits: 5 L T P

5 0 0o First Aido Biomedical waste Managemento ICU Managemento PT Management of burns


Semester – III

Subject Name: Computer ApplicationSubject Code: 707304Paper-IVCredits: 4+1 L T P

4 0 2 Introducing the personal computer- what is computer, applications of computer in

education, benefits and limitations of computers, parts of a PC, the input process output cycle, input devices, output devices, processing devices, storage

Introduction to Microsoft windows XP- software and data, windows desktopGetting started with Microsoft windows XP- using the start menu, changing settings, using applications in windows, shutting down windowsOrganizing data- working with disks, drives and folders

Working with Microsoft software applications- creating a simple presentation with power pointWorking with slides in power pointCreating a simple document in Microsoft wordEditing and formatting a Microsoft word documentCreating tables in Microsoft word

Practical

Subject Name: Computer Application labSubject Code: 707307Paper-VII

To study various components of a personal computer To have working knowledge of hardware and software To practice the operational skills of common computer applications To have a basic knowledge of utility of multimedia To learn skills of web surfing

Reference

Technology for education- Core text- Microsoft Fundamental of computer (third edition) Sinha Introduction of computer (fifth edition) Peter Norton’s


Semester – IVSubject Name: Electrotherapy-IISubject Code: 707401Paper-ICredits: 5+2 L T P

5 0 4o High frequency currents ( SWD)- Definition, Indication and contraindication

MWD- Definition, Indication and contraindicationo High frequency sound waves (Ultrasound)- Definition, Indication and

contraindicationo Therapeutic cold (Cryotherapy)- Definition, Indication and contraindicationo Intermittent compression therapy- Definition, Indication and contraindicationo Laser- Definition, Indication and contraindicationo Vacuum Therapyo Long Wave Therapy

Practical-

Subject Name: Electrotherapy-II labSubject Code: 707405Paper-V

o To study a short wave diathermy unit, its operation and different methods of application- region wise

o To study a microwave diathermy, its operation and different methods of application- region wise

o To study a ultrasound unit, its operation and different methods of application-region wise

o To study various forms of therapeutic cold application region wise including ice, cold packs, vapor coolant sprays etc

o To study a laser, its operation and different methods of application.o To study vacuum therapy, its operation and application.o To study a Long wave therapy, its operation and different methods of applicationo To study a Intermittent Compression Therapy, its operation and application

Reference

Textbook of Electrotherapy- Jagmohan Singh- Jaypee publishers


Semester – IVSubject Name: Exercise Therapy-IISubject Code: 707402Paper-IICredits: 5+2 L T P

5 0 4o Relaxation- Describe relaxation, muscle fatigue, muscle spasm and tension

Factors contributing to fatigue and tensionTechniques of relaxationEffects, uses and clinical applicationIndication and contraindication

o Muscle insufficiency- Etiogenesis of muscle insufficiency (strength, tone, endurance, volume), general techniques of strengthening, effects, indication, contraindications and precautions

o Functional reeducation- General therapeutic techniques to reeducate ADL function

o Posture- Normal posture- Overview of the mechanism of normal posture Abnormal posture- Assessment, types, etiogenesis, management including

therapeutic exercises Static and dynamic balance- Assessment and management including

therapeutic exerciseso Principles of traction- physiological and therapeutic effects, classification, types,

indications, contraindications, techniques of application, operational skills and precautions

o Review normal breathing mechanism, types, techniques, indications, contraindications, therapeutic effects and precautions of breathing exercises

Practical-Subject Name: Exercise Therapy-II labSubject Code: 707406Paper-VI

o To study and practice local and general relaxation techniqueso To study and practice the various techniques of progressive strengthening

exercises of muscle region wiseo To study and practice mat exerciseso To assess and evaluate normal and abnormal posture and practice various

corrective techniqueso To assess and evaluate equilibrium/ balance and practice various techniques to

improve balanceo To study and practice various traction techniques including manual,

mechanical and electrical proceduresReference

Textbook of Therapeutic Exercise Therapy- Narayanan S. Lakshmi (2005)


Semester – IVSubject Name: PathologySubject Code: 707403Paper-IIICredits: 5 L T P

5 0 0o Introduction- Concepts of diseases, classification of diseaseo Bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, a general outlineo Necrosis and gangreneo Hemorrhage, shock, embolism, thrombuso Tuberculosis and leprosyo Respiratory system- Pneumonias, bronchiectasis, emphysema, chronic bronchitis,

asthmao Bone and joints- Autoimmune disease, septic arthritis, osteomyelitiso Diseases of muscle- Poliomyelitiso Deficiency diseases

Reference

General Pathology Review- ML Gupta- CBS publishers Textbook of pathology- Harsh Mohan- Jaypee Brothers


Semester – IVSubject Name: PsychologySubject Code: 707404Paper-IVCredits: 4 L T P

4 0 0o Psychology- Definition of psychology, information in relation to schools, methods and

brancheso Heredity and environment – Twins, relative importance of heredity and environment,

their Role in relation to physical characteristics, intelligence and personality, natureo Development and growth behavior- Infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood,

middle age, Old ageo Intelligence- Definition, IQ, mental age, list of various intelligence testo Stress- Physiological and psychological relation to health and sickness, psychosomatic,

Professional stress burnout

Reference

Psychology for Physiotherapist- M.T Ramalingam- Jaypee publishers


Semester –VSubject Name: MicrobiologySubject Code: 707501Paper-ICredits: 5 L T P

5 0 0o Introduction and history of microbiologyo Micro-organism-

Classification Shape and arrangement Special characteristics

o Disinfection and antisepticso Sterilization and asepsiso Infection- Source of infection, portals of entry, spread of infectiono Allergy and hypersensitivityo Outline of common pathogenic bacteria and diseases produced by them

Treatment and prevention Respiratory tract infections Leprosy, tuberculosis and miscellaneous infections Meningitis

Reference

Microbiology for Physiotherapy students- BS Nagoba- BI publications


Semester – VSubject Name: PT in OrthopedicsSubject Code: 707502Paper-IICredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 2o Fractures and dislocations- General principles, outline the following

Types of fractures including patterns Open and closed fractures and fracture- dislocations Differences between dislocation and subluxation General and local signs and symptom of fractures and dislocation Principle of management of fractures and dislocations Fracture healing

o Bone and joint infections- Outline the etiology, clinical features, management and complications of septic arthritis, osteomyelitis

o Chronic arthritis- Outline of pathology- clinical features, mechanism of deformities, management and complications of rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis.

o Poliomyelitis- Describe the pathology, microbiology, prevention, management and Complications of polio. Outline the treatment of residual paralysis

o Sprain and strain- General outline and list of common sites of sprains and muscle strains

Practical

Subject Name: PT in Orthopedics labSubject Code: 707505Paper-V

Various physiotherapy modalities and treatment techniques for the above mentioned conditions to be demonstrated and practiced by the students in clinical setup

References-

Essentials of Orthopaedics and applied Physiotherapy- Jayant Joshi- Elsevier Essential Orthopaedics- J. Maheshwari- Jaypee Brothers


Semester – VSubject Name: Orthotics & ProstheticSubject Code: 707503Paper-IIICredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 2

Conceptual framework of rehabilitation, role of rehabilitation, team members, definitions and various models of rehabilitation

Community based rehabilitation Role of NGO in rehabilitation of the persons with disabilities Mobility aids Principles of orthotics- Types, indications, contraindications, assessment (check

out), uses and fitting- region wise Fabrication of simple splints and self help devices for upper and lower

extremity- indications and application Epidemiology of disability with emphasis on locomotors disability, its

implications- individual, family, social, economic and the state Preventive aspect of disability and organizational skills to manage it Prosthesis

Practical

Subject Name: Orthotics & Prosthetic labSubject Code: 707506Paper-VI

To study and practice the use of various ambulation aids To study and practice the use of orthotics & Prosthesis- region wise To study and practice the use of splints

Reference

Textbook of Rehabilitation- S. Sunder- Jaypee publication


Semester – VSubject Name: PT in NeurologySubject Code: 707504Paper-IVCredits: 5+1 L T P

5 0 2 Neuroanatomy- Review the basic anatomy of the brain and spinal cord Assessment and evaluation procedures for the neurological patient Briefly outline the etiogenesis, clinical features and management of the following

neurological disorders-Congenital and childhood disorders- Cerebral palsy, Hydrocephalus, Spina BifidaDemyelinating diseases- Guillain Barre SyndromeCerebrovascular accidents- StrokeDegenerative disorders- Parkinson diseaseInfections- Tuberculosis, PoliomyelitisTrauma- Spinal cord InjuryGeneral outline about tumors

Practical-

Subject Name: PT in Neurology labSubject Code: 707506Paper-IV

Various physiotherapy modalities and treatment techniques for above mentioned conditions should be demonstrated and practiced by the student

Reference-

Textbook of Neurology- Kumar Navneet- PHI learning


Semester – VISubject Name: InternshipSubject Code: 707601Paper-IVCredits: 20

Project work

Total Credits= 132 (Sem 1st to Sem 6th)

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