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義肢支架與副木製作(含實習) Prosthetics & Splints

Credits: 2 Lecturer: Shin-Han Wu; Chien-Hsiou Liu

Course Description

This course provides a lecture and lab based practice on introduction and related issues of the basics needed to master the fine detail of splints and prosthetics. This class includes the basic theory of splinting and prosthetics and their application to the design, fabrication, and evaluation of splints and prosthetics for patient care. This class also covers applied knowledge of pathology, kinesiology, anatomy, and biomechanics. It also features an abundance of illustrations and hands-on practices to show the detail. It includes quizzes, laboratory exercises, and case studies to help students grasp the basics of effective splinting techniques and skills.

Course Objectives

After the completion of this course, the student should be able to:

1. Understand the pathology, kinesiology, anatomy, and biomechanics of affected Region(s) 2. Provide proper treatment principles and practices according to clients’ needs, present lifestyle,

level of participation, environmental supports and constraints, and interests

3. Familiar with the application to the design, fabrication, and evaluation of splints and the application & design of prosthetics

Recommended

1. Trombly C.A. (2008).Occupational Therapy for Physical Dysfunction

2. Brenda M. Coppard, Helene Lohman (2001) Introduction to Splinting: A Clinical-Reasoning &

Problem-Solving Approach

3. 吳鑫漢.(1997).手部之問題處理副木

4. P. Van Lede and G. van Veldfoven (2004). Therapuetic Hand Splints – A Rational Approach.

Volume 2:Practical applications. Provan bvba 2004 Belgium

Course Schedule

Week / Topics Lecturer

Week 1 Introduction Liu

Week 2 Anatomy and mechanisms of the hand (1) Wu

Week 3 Evaluation and management of hand impairment Wu

Week 4 Classification of splint Wu

Week 5 Splinting for various problems (1) Wu

Week 6 Splinting for various problems (2) Wu

Week 7 Case study 1

Week 8 Sensory evaluation, sensory re-education, and Desensitization Liu

Week 9 Mid-term exam Liu

Week 10 Wu’s hemiplegica and AFO (1) Wu

Week 11 Wu’s hemiplegica and AFO (2) Wu

Week 12 AFO (practice) Liu

Week 13 Special topic for insole Shu

Week 14 Case study 2

Week 15 Rehabilitation of amputee Liu

Week 16 Spinal and LE orthoses / UE and LE protheses Liu

Week 17 Final examination Liu

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