FTT109


Course Title Course Code Program Level
MASSAGE FTT109 Physiotherapy Associate Degree

Course Term
(Course Semester)
Teaching and Learning Methods
Credits
Theory Practice Lab Projects/Field Work Seminars/Workshops Other Total Credits ECTS Credits
01
(Fall)
14 28 18 60 2 2

Teaching Staff Öğr. Gör. Kemal ÖZÖZLÜ
Language of Instruction Türkçe (Turkish)
Type Of Course Vocational
Prerequisites None
Recommended Optional Programme Component None
Course Objectives To teach and make the students apply the objectives techniques for rehabilitation and medico care of the patients in geriatric care units
Course Content Message is a systematic scientific technique which is applied by hands or by instrument to stimulate the circulation of nerves and musclues of the body.
Learning Outcomes (LO) LO1- To teach physiotherapy students to massage treatments from therapeutic health services LO2- Physiotherapy students to teach massage applications from rehabilitation services LO3- Physiotherapy students, patients with disability and lost workforce accompanied by physiotherapist to carry out massage applications LO4- Scope of application LO5- Sports massage techniques
Mode of Delivery Face to face
Course Outline
Week Topics
1. Week Teaching the students of geriatric care section various massage techniques which are the part of services of medical treatment
2. Week Teaching the students of geriatric care section massage appliance techniques which is a part of rehabilitation
3. Week Applying different massage tecniqued to those patients who are injured or who experience work force loss, accompanied by a psyhiotheoripist
4. Week Masseur / preparation of the masseur
5. Week Materials used in message
6. Week Plan of the massage (schedule, firequency choice)
7. Week Mid-term
8. Week Physical, physiological, physhological effect of massage
9. Week Cases and conditions where massage can not be performed
10. Week Classic massage practices, spine side, wing muscle, hip muscles, spine side upper back muscle atc.
11. Week Face massage practices
12. Week Arm massage
13. Week Belly and leg massage
14. Week Sports massage, pre-activity period mid period after activity period
Assessment
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Mid-term (%) 40
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Final (%) 60
Other (%)
Total(%) 100
Course Book (s) and/or References 1) Classical massage (relaxation, treatment, sports massage) Ekin Press Release Distribution 2008 BURSA FZT. OĞUZ KANBİR 2) Sports massage theory and practice Bağırgan publishing house 2001 ANKARA UZM.FZT. MERAL HAZIR
Work Placement(s)
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