3 CreditsIMTCEC
Joint Mobilization and Manipulation: Introduction
Introduction to joint mobilizations and manipulations. The efficacy, on goniometry and joint stiffness, the best use, long-term outcomes, risk of adverse events, and assessments of joint manips and mobs of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine. Differences between active, passive, and self-administered joint mobilizations and manipulations. And what makes the cavitation sound (joint pop)?
Brent Brookbush
DPT, PT, MS, CPT, HMS, IMT
Practical Applications
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Course Description: Introduction to Joint Mobilization and Manipulation
Course Study Guide: Joint Mobilization and Manipulation: Introduction
Introduction3 Sub Sections
Research Summary6 Sub Sections
Best Practice Recommendations3 Sub Sections
Long-term Outcomes following Mobilizations and Manipulations9 Sub Sections
Assessment, Effects and Risks (Summaries from Additional Courses)4 Sub Sections
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