b.sc. in physiotherapy - uob.edu.bh€¦ · detailed study plan . 2 year 1 -semester 2 course code...

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University Requirement

9%

College Requirement

14%

Major Requirement

49%

Major Support

Requirement 21%

Major Elective

5%

General Studies Elective

2%

1 Student should select three Major Elective(ME) courses. Each course must be selected from a certain list.

2 Student must select one course from General Studies Elective (GSE) List.

Year 1 - Semester 1

Course Code Course Title Course Hours Course

Type Pre

requisite Major GPA LEC PRAC CRD

BIOLS 174 Systemic Anatomy (1) 2 3 3 CR ------ No

CHEMY 106 General Chemistry 2 3 3 MSR ------ No

ENGL 113 English Language for Physiotherapy (I) 3 0 3 CR ------ No

ARAB 110 Arabic Language Skills 3 0 3 UR ------ No

HIST 122 Modern History of Bahrain and

Citizenship 3 0 3 UR ------ No

ITBIS 105 Elementary Computing 0 3 3 MSR ------ No

B.Sc. in Physiotherapy

Program Components

Course Type CRD

University Requirement (UR) 11

College Requirement (CR) 18

Major Requirement (MR) 63

Major Support Requirement (MSR) 27

Major Elective (ME)1 6

General Studies Elective (GSE)2 3

Total Credit (CRD) 128

Training (Clinical) Yes 20

Detailed Study Plan

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Year 1 - Semester 2


Type Pre


PHTY 180 Foundations of Physiotherapy 3 0 3 MR BIOLS 174 Yes

BIOLS 175 Systemic Anatomy (2) 2 3 3 CR BIOLS 174 No

MATHS 121 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I 3 0 3 MSR ------ No

CHEMY 224 Organic Chemistry for Physiotherapists 2 3 3 MSR ------ No

ENGL 114 English Language for Physiotherapy (II) 3 0 3 CR ENGL 113 No

GSE XXX General Studies Elective 3 0 3 GSE As per GSE

list No

Year 2 - Semester 3


Type Pre

requisite

Major GPA LEC PRAC CRD

PHYCS 104 Fundamentals of Mechanics 2 3 3 MSR ------- No

STAT 272 Introduction to Biostatistics 3 0 3 CR MATHS 121 No

BIOLS 372 Human Physiology 2 3 3 MSR BIOLS 175 No

EDPS 241 Educational Psychology 3 0 3 MSR ------- No

PHTY 281 Physiotherapy (I) Musculoskeletal I 3 0 3 MR BIOLS 175 &

PHTY 180 Yes

PHTY 293 Clinical Skills (I) 0 6 2 MR BIOLS 175 &

PHTY 180 Yes

Year 2 - Semester 4


Type Pre


PHTY 382 Physiotherapy for special needs 2 0 2 MR EDPS 241 Yes

PHEDE 211 Exercise Physiology 3 0 3 MSR BIOLS 174 No

PHTY 380 Pathology for physiotherapy 3 0 3 MR BIOLS 175 Yes

PHTY 294 Clinical Education and Practice (I) 0 12 4 MR PHTY 281 &

PHTY 293 Yes

PHTY 286 Physiotherapy (II) Musculoskeletal II 3 0 3 MR PHTY 281 &

PHTY 293 Yes

PHTY 298 Clinical Skills (II) 0 6 2 MR PHTY 281 &

PHTY 293 Yes

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Year 3 - Semester 5


Type Pre

requisite


PHEDE 215 Introduction to Scientific Research 3 0 3 CR ------- No

PHEDE 213 Biomechanics 3 0 3 MSR PHYCS 104

& BIOLS 174 Yes

PHTY 391 Clinical Education and Practice (II) 0 12 4 MR PHTY 286 &

PHTY 298 Yes

PHTY 385 Physiotherapy (III) Cardiovascular and

Pulmonary 3 0 3 MR

PHTY 286 & PHTY 298

Yes

PHTY 393 Clinical Skills (III) 0 6 2 MR PHTY 286 &

PHTY 298 Yes

PHTY XXX Major Elective 1 from List 1 2 0 2 ME As per ME

list 1 Yes

Year 3 - Semester 6


Type Pre


PHTY 387 Clinical Pharmacology 3 0 3 MR PHTY 380 Yes

PHTY 480 Principles of Assessments in Physiotherapy 3 0 3 MR PHTY 180 & STATS 272

Yes

PHTY 394 Clinical Education and Practice (III) 0 12 4 MR PHTY 385 &

PHTY 393 Yes

PHTY 388 Physiotherapy (IV) Neuromuscular 3 0 3 MR PHTY 385 &

PHTY 393 Yes

PHTY 396 Clinical Skills (IV) 0 6 2 MR PHTY 385 &

PHTY 393 Yes


list 2 Yes

Year 4 - Semester 7


Type Pre


PHTY 497 Radiology 2 0 2 MR PHTY 380 Yes

PHTY 491 Clinical Education and Practice (IV) 0 12 4 MR PHTY 388

& PHTY 396 Yes

PHTY 481 Physiotherapy (V) Physiotherapy for

special populations 2 0 2 MR

PHTY 396 & PHTY 388

Yes

PHTY 493 Clinical Skills (V) 0 6 2 MR PHTY 388

& PHTY 396 Yes


list 3 Yes

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Year 4 - Semester 8


Type Pre

requisite


PHTY 494 Clinical Education and Practice (V) 0 12 4 MR PHTY 481 &

PHTY 493 Yes

PHTY 499 Graduation Project 3 0 3 MR

PHTY 480 & PHTY 391 & STATS 272 & PHEDE 215

Yes

ISLM 101 Islamic Culture 3 0 3 UR ------ No

HRLC 107 Human Rights 2 0 2 UR ------ No

Student should chooses one of the following:


Type Pre

requisite


PHEDE 314 Sport Injuries 3 0 3 GSE PHEDE 211 No

MGT 231 Introduction To Business Management 3 0 3 GSE ----- No

PHTY 291 Communication Skills 3 0 3 GSE ----- No

General Studies Elective

5

Major Elective Courses


Type Pre

requisite


List 1

PHTY 395 Principles of Nutrition 2 0 2 ME BIOLS 175 Yes

PHTY 389 Psychology of Sport Injury 2 0 2 ME EDPS 241

& PHEDE 314 Yes

PHTY 392 Measurement and Evaluation in

Physiotherapy 2 0 2 ME

STAT 272 & PHTY 286

Yes

List 2

PHTY 386 Posture and Remedial Exercises 2 0 2 ME ------- Yes

PHTY 496 Physiotherapy for Joint Pathology 2 0 2 ME PHTY391 Yes

PHTY 384 Contemporary Issues in Physiotherapy 2 0 2 ME PHTY 380 & PHTY 382 &

PHTY 391 Yes

PHTY 498 Geriatrics Physiotherapy 2 0 2 ME PHTY 394 Yes

List 3

PHTY 495 Pediatric Physiotherapy 2 0 2 ME PHTY 394 Yes

PHTY 390 Prosthetics and Orthotics 2 0 2 ME PHTY 394 Yes

PHTY 384 Contemporary Issues in Physiotherapy 2 0 2 ME PHTY 380 & PHTY 382 &

PHTY 391 Yes

PHTY 492 Physiotherapy for Sport Injuries 2 0 2 ME PHTY 394 Yes

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Course Code: ENGL 113 Course Title: English Language for Physiotherapy (I) The first of two integrated courses designed for Physical Education and Physiotherapy majors. Special attention is given to language in real-life scenarios. The course includes extensive integrated skills; such as self-confidence to survive and succeed in professional and social encounters within an English-speaking global community. Course Code: BIOLS 174 Course Title: Systemic Anatomy (1) A lecture and laboratory course in anatomy of human body systems; cells and tissues, integumentary, skeletal, muscular and neural systems. Course Code: CHEMY 106 Course Title: General Chemistry This Subject addresses the most fundamental aspects of the chemistry associated with health and the environment, and measurements of sizes, weights, density, temperature, and conversion units. It deals with the chemistry of the atom, elements, atomic radiation, its applications, and chemical compounds and their constituent links. This subject also addresses the types of chemical interactions/transformations, energy, material and gases, and relations of pressure - volume - temperature and gas laws. Also addresses the topics and types of solutions and the role of water in the living cell and the electrolyte and the types of fluids in the human body, metals and their role in nutrition, acids, alkalis, chemicals and pH. The subject also contains laboratory sessions in selected process. Course Code: PHYCS 104 Course Title: Fundamentals of Mechanics This subject aims to introduce the basics of physics, and includes basic physical quantities and units and measurement laws. It also includes the motion concepts in one or two dimensions such as projectiles and rotational motion. This subject also studies the principles of dynamic motion that include concepts of force, power, energy, momentum, pressure, solid particles rotation, equilibrium laws and their link with sport concepts. Course Code: MATHS 121 Course Title: Calculus and Analytical Geometry I The principles of algebra, graphs, the basics of trigonometry pieces, limits and derivatives and integration, applications on the large and small ends, the theory of middle value, definite integral, fundamental theorem of calculus of exponential and logarithmic and inverse trigonometric. Course Code: ITBIS 105 Course Title: Elementary Computing This course introduces students to computers topics: components of the system unit, storage, internet, world wide web www, and briefly explore multimedia concepts. It covers topics that illustrate how computers are being used in business, science, engineering, medicine, economics and social areas of human activities. It explores common software applications used in problem solving, communication, and making informed decisions, including word processors, presentation software, and electronic spreadsheets. Course Code: EDPS 241 Course Title: Educational Psychology This subject concentrates on psychology and its importance, nature, role in the modernization of education. It discuss the subject of educational psychology, research methods in educational psychology, psychological foundations of teaching and learning processes, educational goals and classification in different areas. The subject also discuss the psychology of the learner in terms of growth and individual differences, motivation, multiple intelligences and ways of their development, and evaluation of learning. Course Code: PHEDE 215 Course Title: Introduction to Scientific Research The subject Defines scientific research, its concepts, functions, the nature of educational research and methods (descriptive historical, experimental ... etc.), tools (observation, interview, questionnaire, case study and action research). The course also addresses methods of documenting the educational authorities, and develops the skills of design, preparation and writing of educational research and evaluation, and educational methods of data processing and statistical analysis and interpretation.

Course Description

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Course Code: CHEMY 224 Course Title: Organic Chemistry for Physiotherapy This course addresses the most fundamental aspects of organic chemistry processes associated with vitality and health. It includes topics of various organic materials such as saturated and unsaturated of hydrocarbon Derivatives, oxygen compounds and sulfur from alcohols and phenols and oxidation within the body. Organic acids and their derivatives and their role in health and sport. Biomolecules and their role as well as in nutrition, fitness and obesity: carbohydrates, fats, proteins, enzymes, nucleic acids, genes, and the relationship of physical and sports performance. Biochemistry of muscle contraction and structural component of muscle fibers. Biochemical pathways and their relationship to the production, transport and storage of energy in the human body and the role of compounds with high energy content in it. Biochemical changes during muscle contraction and exercise. Application techniques and biochemical measurements in the field of sports and fitness. The subject also contains the laboratory experiments of selected processes. Course Code: ENGL 114 Course Title: English Language for Physiotherapy (II) The second of two integrated course designed specifically for Physical Education and Physiotherapy majors. Special attention is given to prepare students for future careers. The course includes extensive integrated skills, such as survival skills in professional and social encounters within an English-speaking global community. Course Code: MGT 231 Course Title: Introduction to Business Administration An understanding of the organization and management as concepts functions and practices. Analysis of an organization’s environment, planning, decision-making and problem-solving, organizing, leadership, motivation, communication and interpersonal skills and controlling. An overview of organization’s functional specializations and behavioral elements within organizations. Course Code: PHEDE 314 Course Title: Sport Injuries This course aims to introduce the frequent injuries that occur during physical exercises classified by body areas Starting from the head and passing through the pelvis to the feet. It Also confirms on the emergency and life-threatening cases that requires first aids procedures, MRR and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Course Code: PHTY 291 Course Title: Communication Skills This course aims to identify the communication skills with individuals and groups and how to apply these methods to patients. Course Code: BIOLS 175 Course Title: Systemic Anatomy 2 A lecture and laboratory course in anatomy of human body systems; cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive, endocrine and lymphatic system. Course Code: PHTY 180 Course Title: Foundation of Physical Therapy This course aims to give students the knowledge, basic skills and behaviors required in the profession of physical therapy. It addresses issues such as what is the meaning of being a specialist in health professions, rules of conduct and patterns of care and classification, underlying determinants of health, physical and psychological, social, communication and documentation, analysis of the movement within the context of health promotion, care and rehabilitation. It is a key decision in which train students the methods of screening musculoskeletal system from physiotherapy point of view , which includes manual measurement of muscle strength and range of motion of the joints in general, as well as to examine ways of textures and activities of daily living. Course Code: PHEDE 211 Course Title: Exercise Physiology This course aims to introduce students to the scientific theories associated with exercise physiology, the facts associated with effective mechanisms of the human body, the functionality of some internal organs, the acquisition of scientific information for influencing physiology of sport and physical training on the hardware functionality of the body. It also includes a set of practical training on some of the measurements functionality such as bio-measurement, pulse, and arterial blood pressure, respiratory rate, maximum oxygen consumption, energy and physical configuration.

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Course Code: PHEDE 213 Course Title: Biomechanics This course includes concepts and principles of bio-mechanics and sports related movements, providing the student with information and a clear description of motion (kinematics) and different shapes (linear, rotational and general), the study of the motion laws for the various activities and projectiles. The course covers the study and the impact of internal and external force (kinetics) on the human body movement-stillness and how to calculate center of gravity and provide the student with information and clear levers and how to use them in different movements. The course includes a definition of concepts and principles of primary cinematography and kinetic analysis of the methods of the technical performance of some sports activities. Course Code: STATS 272 Course Title: Biostatistics Descriptive statistics, some of the concepts of probability, distributions, continuous probability distributions and discrete in the estimates, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, regression and correlation. Course Code: PHTY 281 Course Title: Physiotherapy (I) The Musculoskeletal System (I) The course aims to introduce the knowledge associated with the role and function of physiotherapy in musculoskeletal disorders from both males and females of all ages. It also focuses on the evaluation and diagnosis and therapeutic intervention. Course Code: PHTY 286 Course Title: Physiotherapy (II) The Musculoskeletal System (II) This subject is a continuation for PHTY 281.It also aims to introduce the knowledge associated with the role and function of physiotherapy in musculoskeletal disorders from both males and females of all ages. The subject focuses on the evaluation and diagnosis and therapeutic intervention. Course Code: BIOLS 372 Course Title: Human Physiology Anatomy and physiology of Man with special emphasis on the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, excretory, reproductive, circulatory, endocrine and nervous systems. In each case the contribution of the system to general homeostasis will be discussed. Course Code: PHTY 380 Course Title: Pathology for Physiotherapy This course deals with cellular diseases, acute/chronic inflammation, rebuild tissue and blood disorders, oncology and infectious diseases. It also includes diseases and disorders that affect different body systems related to the cases of interest to students of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy Course Code: PHTY 382 Course Title: Physiotherapy for Special Needs This course deals with the application of various modes of physical therapy for physical and neurological disorders for those with special needs. It also deals with training them for independency in movement and on rehabilitation of injuries and accidents traumas. Course Code: PHTY 385 Course Title: Physiotherapy (III) Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Students acquire in this course knowledge and experience about the roles and functions of the physiotherapist in both males and females of all ages patients who suffer from diseases of the cardiovascular system. The focus is on the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular system. Course Code: PHTY 387 Course Title: Clinical Pharmacology This course deals with the principles of medicine in the treatment of common diseases and surgery and to identify the indications and side effects and dangers of drug use. The focus will be on drugs and drugs used for diseases that require medical rehabilitation, such as diseases of the muscles, joints and nervous system. Course Code: PHTY 388 Course Title: Physiotherapy (IV) The Nervous System The course aims to give students knowledge of the role of physiotherapists in rehabilitation of neurological cases in all ages, and the focus is on the evaluation, diagnosis and therapeutic intervention for the pathological cases of central nervous system and peripheral, including palliative care . Course Code: PHTY 480 Course Title: Principles of Assessment in Physiotherapy (3-0-3) The focus of this course is the principles of evaluation and measurement and identification various and physical, neurological, and psychological tests used in the fields of medicine and how to apply and arbitrate them.

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Course Code: PHTY 481 Course Title: Physiotherapy (V) for Special Populations The focus of this course is exploring the complicated clinical cases involving multiple systems which Physiotherapists come across when dealing with children, adolescents, adults and elderly. The students will have the opportunity to practice advanced skills involving health management and learn different terminologies related to leadership and systems management in different environments. Course Code: PHTY 497 Course Title: Radiology The scope of this course is to introduce the principles of radiological diagnosis and teach them the basic skills of reading the films. It also discusses the different type of radiology diagnosis such as Ultrasound, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, and Computer Tomography used in the diagnosis and follow up of various cases requiring rehabilitation. Course Code: PHTY 384 Course Title: Contemporary Issues in Physiotherapy The aim of this course is to review and analyze the problems and current issues in Physiotherapy. Course Code: PHTY 386 Course Title: Posture and Remedial Exercises The scope of this course is to introduce the terms related to correct posture and the times of misalignments and poor posture together with the different methods of testing it. It also involves practical application to the tests used to assess posture and examples of the therapeutic exercises used to treat and prevent the related conditions. Course Code: PHTY 389 Course Title: Psychology of Sport Injury This course aims to teach the students the essential psychological skills related to sports rehabilitation. In addition, it aims to make the students acquire the necessary skills and techniques in dealing and following up with sports injuries and sports player’s rehabilitation during and after injuries. Course Code: PHTY 390 Course Title: Prosthetics and Orthotics This course contains the essential information about the materials used in prosthetics and orthotics for the upper, lower limbs and spine. Moreover, the students will learn the methods of assessing the patients’ needs according to their conditions and then training them on the correct usage and application. It also involves the techniques and way of applying and removing casts. Course Code: PHTY 392 Course Title: Measurement and Evaluation in Physiotherapy This course aims to teach the students the knowledge and practical skills necessary to perform special tests and measurements in Physiotherapy together with training the students on using the tools and electronic measurement devices used for the range of motion, muscle strength and electromyography. It also teaches the students statistical analysis and measuring the devices sensitivity and specificity. Course Code: PHTY 395 Course Title: Principles of Nutrition This course covers the importance of food components, basics of healthy nutrition, metabolism, body requirements through different stages of life and the related diseases. It also aims to deliver the needs of human body from nutrition in general and to build up a diet plan for sports players and patients according to the type of condition and needs. Course Code: PHTY 492 Course Title: Physiotherapy for Sports Injuries This course focuses on the basis and types of sports injuries, rehabilitation and the role of Physiotherapy in increasing the level of the sports players to pre-injury level. Course Code: PHTY 495 Course Title: Pediatric Physiotherapy This course covers the clinical training in the Pediatrics Department in specialized hospitals to give the students an idea about the different pediatric related conditions in out-patient and in-patient departments together with taking the history, performing the needed assessment and making a Physiotherapy program to such cases. Course Code: PHTY 496 Course Title: Physiotherapy for Joint Pathology This course contains the principals of joint pathologies and the related role of Physiotherapy. Course Code: PHTY 498 Course Title: Geriatric Physiotherapy This course aims to introduce the special needs for older population, common pathologies, functional and biological changes that occur with aging with focus on the role and effect of Physiotherapy in assisting geriatrics

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Course Code: PHTY 293 Course Title: Clinical Skills (I) This course focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and intervention of individuals from both genders complaining from peripheral musculoskeletal problems and the application of treatment techniques while considering the biomechanics. Course Code: PHTY 294 Course Title: Clinical Education and Practice (I) This course aims to give the students the knowledge and essential skills related to clinical practice by combing the practical skills learned previously with patients suffering from peripheral musculoskeletal problems. Course Code: PHTY 298 Course Title: Clinical Skills (II) This course focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and intervention of individuals from both genders complaining from spine related musculoskeletal problems and chronic conditions. It also gives the students the opportunity to practice on electrotherapy modalities. Course Code: PHTY 391 Course Title: Clinical Education and Practice (II) This course aims to give the students the knowledge and essential skills related to clinical practice by combing the practical skills learned previously with patients suffering from spinal musculoskeletal problems and chronic conditions. Course Code: PHTY 393 Course Title: Clinical Skills (III) This course focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and intervention of individuals from both genders complaining from cardiopulmonary conditions. The students will also train on assessing the physical endurance and applying therapeutic exercises programs including hydrotherapy. Course Code: PHTY 394 Course Title: Clinical Education and Practice (III) This course aims to give the students the knowledge and essential skills related to clinical practice by combing the practical skills learned previously with patients suffering from cardiopulmonary problems and to practically apply hydrotherapy treatments. Course Code: PHTY 396 Course Title: Clinical Skills (IV) This course focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and functional treatment for individuals from both genders complaining from neurological problems. The students will also train on assessing the patient’s activities of daily living. Course Code: PHTY 491 Course Title: Clinical Education and Practice (IV) This course aims to give the students the knowledge and essential skills related to clinical practice by combing the practical skills learned previously with patients suffering from peripheral and central neurological conditions. Course Code: PHTY 493 Course Title: Clinical Skills (V) This course focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and functional treatment for individuals from both genders complaining from complicated conditions affecting multiple systems. The students will also have the opportunity to practice on advanced skills related to health care management of children, adolescents, adults and elderly. Course Code: PHTY 494 Course Title: Clinical Education and Practice (V) In this course the students will pick one or two subjects in their practical field of study under the supervision of an academic staff. The aim of it is to increase the knowledge, skills and behaviors in certain areas with the patients. Course Code: PHTY 499 Course Title: Graduation Project This course aims to give the students the scientific knowledge and research skills in a selected topic in Physiotherapy under the supervision of a member from the academic staff. The student will be requested to present the project on a committee from the department for discussion.

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University Requirements Courses Descriptions Course Code: ARAB 110 Course Title: Arabic Language Skills This course focuses on basic Arabic skills including form, function, and meaning. It also helps the student to appreciate and understand structures and approach them from a critical point of view, through various genres in literature. Course Code: HIST 122 Course Title: Modern History of Bahrain and Citizenship Spatial identity of Bahrain: Brief history of Bahrain until the 18th century; the historical roots of the formation of the national identity of Bahrain since the 18th century; the modern state and evolution of constitutional life in Bahrain; the Arabic and Islamic dimensions of the identity of Bahrain; the core values of Bahrain’s society and citizenship rights (legal, political, civil and economic); duties; responsibilities and community participation; economic change and development in Bahrain; Bahrain’s Gulf, Arab and international relations. Course Code: HRLC 107 Course Title: Human Rights This course deals with the principles of human rights in terms of the definition of human rights, scope, sources with a focus on the International Bill of Human Rights; The Charter of the United Nations; Universal Declaration of Human Rights; The International Covenant on Economics, Social and Culture rights; Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment; Mechanics and the Constitutional Protection of Rights and Public Freedoms in Kingdom of Bahrain. Course Code: ISLM 101 Course Title: Islamic Culture An introduction to the general outline and principles of Islamic culture, its general characteristics, its relationships with other cultures, general principles of Islam in beliefs, worship, legislation and ethics.

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