Rehabilitation 206: Foot, Ankle & Lower Leg Course

Rehabilitation 206: Foot, Ankle & Lower Leg Course is organized by CCEDSeminars.

Course Description: 
Exercises to increase foot, ankle, and lower leg strength, mobility, and stability are necessary for lifelong sports participation. Foot, ankle, and lower leg injuries are common in all sports. The injuries are performance-limiting conditions and have a high recurrence rate. Proper rehabilitation is vital. This course contains a review of the anatomy and physiology of the foot, ankle, and lower leg. The two-hour class details exercise to prevent and rehabilitate foot, ankle, and lower leg injuries. The program describes in-depth patient education strategies for the prevention and rehabilitation of foot, ankle, and lower leg injuries.

Course Outline:
• A detailed description of the anatomy and physiology of the foot, ankle, and lower leg.
• Exercises to prevent and rehabilitate injuries to the foot, ankle, and lower leg.
• Patient education strategies for recovery of the foot, ankle, and lower leg conditions.
• Chiropractic extremity adjusting techniques.

Learning Objectives:
• Review knowledge of foot, ankle, and lower leg anatomy and physiology.
• Develop tools to prevent and rehabilitate foot, ankle, and lower leg injuries.
• Apply skills in the chiropractic management of foot, ankle, and lower leg injuries.
• Outline strategies to develop and maintain lifelong foot, ankle, and lower leg health.

2.0 Credit Hour