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Handicapped Population in India is 8% of General Population, out of this 2% are Mentally Handicapped, 4%  are Physically Handicapped and 2% are Blind, Deaf & Dumb. The importance of physiotherapy and rehabilitation has gain momentum since last 20 years, and demands for trained personnel is increasing day by day. At present 10 times more trained personnel are required to meet the demand.

Keeping this in view the MESCO has rightly taken a decision to start IPMR in 1994, to impart training in Physiotherapy as well as treatment to the Handicapped persons. 

The MESCO started short Term courses of 1 year, 6 Months and 3 Months durations. so far five hundred students are trained some of them were graduate, BUMS and even MBBS. Staff are Consists of : 

Director : General Surgeon 

Physiotherapists : BPT one. DPT one. 

Physiotherapy technician : one. 

As this is a Job oriented course there is great demand in Hospitals , Clinics, Gym Kanas, Health Clubs, Hotels  and Gulf Countries. 30% of our trainees got the Job in India and Abroad and 10% are doing domiciliary practice. 

 In April 2001 this course is replaced by 2 year inter Vocational course under Government of AP.  This will further increase the value of Diploma course.

As for as treatment of patients is concerned( 12000) patients are treated since 1994 with 80% functional recovery and rehabilitation. 

My message to the prospective student is those who want to stop further studies in their career due to some constraints may take up, these Job oriented courses. But to be a successful Physiotherapy Technician requires lots of patience, hard work for updating their knowledge and attending re oriented course. 
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Faculties Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Name            

Dr. S. Ather Hussain 

Qualification  

Master of Science

Designation     

Director

Experience    

6 Years

Name             

Mr. Ramdas 

Qualification

Bachelor in Physiotherapy 

Designation

Physiotherapist 

Experience

6 Years 

Name           

 Mr. Shaik Mehboob

Qualification 

Diploma in Physiotherapy

Designation    

Physiotherapist

Experience   

6 Years

Name           

Mrs. Asma Jameel

Qualification 

Certificate in Physiotherapy

Designation    

Physiotherapist

Experience   

4 Years
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PHYSIOTHERAPY

First Semester

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PHYSIOTHERAPY
 SEMESTER - I
Paper - I Anatomy 
Paper - II Physiology 
Paper - III Psychology
Paper - IV Physiotherapy - I
 
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (I Semester)

 Anatomy (Theory) (Paper - I)

 
General Introduction : Definition and Subdivisions ,Plan of Human Body, System of the Human body.
Osteology
Anthology
Mycology
Cardio - Vascular System
Nerves System
Respiratory System
Digestive System
Urinary System
Endocrine System
Reproductive System
Special Sensory Organ and sensations

(Practical) 

Demonstration of Parts of Body and bony landmark on the surface.
Identification of cells and Basic tissues.
Skeleton System, Identification of bones and joints.
Demonstration of Respiratory System and pleurae.
Demonstration of Thrace with organs in situ.
Demonstration of Heart and great vessels.
Demonstration of Identification of various organs within the abdomen.
Demonstration of spleen, pancreas and parts of urinary system.
Male genital system.
Female genital system.
Various Reproductive Organs.
Central nerves system, spinal level and peripheral level and nervous system.
Surface anatomy of important organs.
 
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (I - Semester)

PHYSIOLOGY (Theory) (Paper - II)

The regulation of the constancy of the internal environment, the cell, the body water and body water and body fluid cerebra spinal fluid..
The Blood .
The Heart and Circulation.
Respiration .
Neuro - Muscular System.
Central Nervous System.
Metabolism of various food stuff .
Excretory System.
Reproduction.
Endocrine Glands.

(Practical) 

Phenomenon of fatigue in human beings
Determination of Mechanical Efficiency during different grades of exercise.
Study of microscope
Making of Blood film and recognition of cell.
Deferential leucocytes count
Hemoglobin estimation, Color index, Bleeding and doting time, blood groups and demonstration of ESR.
Artificial respiration
Blood pressure, Pulse rate and effect of exercise
Maintenance of posture in frog
TPR Charts.
 
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (I -  Semester)

PSYCHOLOGY (Theory) (Paper - III)
What is Psychology?
Scientific study of behaviour
Intelligence
Motivation
Aptitudes 
Emotional Motivation
Personality
The Learning Process
Remember and Forgetting
Thinking 
Physiological psychology
Metal Mechanism

(Practical) 
Demonstration and Study pathological slides and specimen relating to he subjects taught in theory.
Smear making in case of leprosy at all levels
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (I -  Semester)

PHYSIOTHERAPY -I (Theory) (Paper - IV)
Introduction of physiotherapy - Role of Physiotherapy, General Considerations, Principles of treatment, Methods and effects.
Principles of body structure and their requirement for health. Nature and causes of diseases, Inflammations infection, Immunity, Effects of Inflammations on the body structure.
Principles of Massage on various parts of body on various conditions.
Evaluation of patient and its comparison with the normal dates.
Exercise therapy and movement of all joints of the body.
Exercise therapy and Massage.

(Practical) 
Orientation
Visits to Institutions.
Concepts of Rehabilitations
Use of B.P Aspiration /Stethoscope
Noting of Medical Case History /Social History.
Basic Understanding of Patient's Problem.
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PHYSIOTHERAPY
  SEMESTER - II
Paper - I Medical and Surgical Conditions 
Paper - II Physiotherapy - II
Paper - III Physiotherapy - III
Paper - IV Abnormal Psychology 
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (II - Semester)

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CONDITIONS (Theory) (Paper - I)
Basic general Pathology 
Medical and Surgical Conditions 
Neurology
Introductions approach to neurological case
Cerebral circulation and its disorders
Infections and Inflammations 
Extra paharmidal Syndromes
Syphills and its neurological complications
Demyelinating and degenerative disorders
Deficiency disorders, Intoxications and metabolic disorders.
Disorders of peripheral nerves
Paraxial and Convulsive disorders
Surgery 
Acute Infections
Specific types cont - Tetanus , Gasgangrene , Hospital infection.
Orthopaedics
Theraeia
Paediatrics
E.N.T
Optholmology
Dermatology

 (Practical) 
Case History of each patient
Understanding the dieases and its Complications.
Planning the treatement programe
Therapeutic rapport with the patient
Observing the treatment
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (II - Semester)

PHYSIOTHERAPY - II (Theory) (Paper - II)
Introduction to Clinical application of therapeutic techniques
The physiotherapy as sets of medical and surgical conditions 
Electrotherapy - Electric Shock
Hydrotherapy
Therapeutic uses of excercise
Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation 

(Practical) 
Massage Treatment
Gym Knowing about the equipment 
Various Rehabilitation equipment and its Knowledge
Assisting  the qualified Physiotherapist
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PHYSIOTHERAPY - III (Theory) (Paper - III)
Introduction - Differences between low frequency and high frequency current and heat production in tissues.
Principles of production of High frequency currents Circuit Diagram and Principles of working .Common methods of current regulation, Interference with Ratio communication and principles of stabilizing frequency and eliminations of Harmonics. Physiological and therapeutic effects 
Application of short wave Diathemy condensor field and induclothem methods. Heating of the Tissues in Parrel and Serial.
Technique of Applications of S.W Diathermu to various parts kof body in various conditions by suitable methods to achieve maximum effect. Doses Dangers and precautions.
Microwave diathermy principles of productions.
UltraSonic Therapy 
Infra - red and Ultraviolet Radiation
Introduction and Physical properties
Production
Physiological and therapeutic effects
Techniques of applications, doses, dangers and precautions
Special Techniques of ultraviolet radiation.

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Description of exercise therapy equipment and its use.
Details of electro therapy equipment and its knowledge its operation
Treatment of dummies
Assessment like mussel testing, joint range of portion sensations, jerks etc....
Understanding the treatment Principles.
Assisting to qualify Physiotherapist
Clinical Physiotherapy
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PHYSIOTHERAPY (II - Semester)

ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY  (Theory) (Paper - IV)
Social Behavior
Individual Differences
Frustration and Conflicts
Causes of Abnormal Behavior 
Personality Disorders
Psychoneurotic disorders and Phychophysiogic disorders.
Functional Psychiatry
Child adolescent psychiatry
Geriatric psychiatry
Alcoholism and Drug addiction
Mental Retardation
Acute and Chronic Brain Disorders
Modern methods of diagnosis, Understanding, treatment and preservation.
Menopause - syndrome
 

 (Practical) 
Abnormal Psychology
Clinical  Physiotherapy
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Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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