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"Advanced Organ Diseases and Dysfunctions"
An advance, interactive, opportunity to deepen the analytic dive into Human Physiology of various organ systems (i.e., brain, heart, lungs, etc.) diseases and disruptions to homeostasis for the learner who has excelled at Advanced Anatomy.
Dr.Pamela Grove DPT
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9 reviews for this class
Completed by 36 learners
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12-16
year olds
3-12
learners per class
$20
Charged weekly
Meets 1x per week
Runs week after week
55 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
The course will focus on advancing the knowledge base for the progressive learner on the dysfunctions and or disease process of several organ systems. This course is designed to challenge the learner who has taken and excelled in my Advanced Anatomy course or the combination of the Basic Anatomy and Organ Disease Dysfunction series. The course will encourage learners to use critical thinking to apply learned anatomical information to presented organ diseased and dysfunctional scenarios. Heavy...
Students will gain a greater appreciation for a healthy body once learning how various diseases and or dysfunctions affect various organ systems disrupting homeostasis. They will be expose to some external and internal factors contributing to such diseased or dysfunctional organ systems.
A Doctor of Physical Therapy-Doctoral Studies in Education. My Doctoral Physical Therapy program curriculum required an in-depth study of Anatomy/Physiology, Neuro Anatomy (among other sciences) and Human Dissection of every body organ. My State Physical Therapy Licensure requires me to attend 30 hours of continued education every 2 years-staying abreast of documented advances and research of disability as pertaining to dysfunctional organisms. I have practiced as a physical therapist for 40 years-treating pediatrics (newborn-through adulthood) geriatrics (65year plus population) and all ages in between providing rehabilitation and education to debilitated patients due to dysfunction of bodily organs. During my 40 years as practicing therapist, I have trained and supervised physical therapy students. Worked as team player with medical doctors/ surgeons, nurses and other allied health professionals to restore patients with physical limitations due to unhealthy function of bodily organs (whether from disease process, aging, trauma genetics). I have taught 13–16-year old's on Outschool platform for past (18) months for my (3) other Science courses with awesome reviews.
There is no formal homework assignments. However, there will be greater retention of subject matter-when student reviews weekly course notes and recorded class videos.
These items recommended for the best learning experience: notebook with paper, writing utensils, working computer(with audio and camera capability).
An ongoing informal assessment.
55 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
There is no sensitive subject matter- however note that this course is purely informational and not designed to substitute for the seeking of professional medical advice.
Teacher
About Me
I am a practicing physical therapist (40 years) having the privilege of working with patients of all ages(pediatrics- geriatrics) in various settings( i.e. acute care hospital/ trauma unit, private practice, school system, home health, skilled...
