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Chiropractic Doctor CE Course - Biomechanics 240 : From Walking to Running, the Essentials of Foot Orthotic Therapy

Chiropractic Doctor


Biomechanics 240 : From Walking to Running, the Essentials of Foot Orthotic Therapy
10.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Scott Greenberg, DPT

$200.00 USD

AudioVisual Course


  • Discuss the basic biomechanics of gait
  • Identify lower extremity coronal plane abnormalities
  • Discuss pronation and supination mechanics
  • Define bunions, hammertoes and hammer toes
  • Review ranges of motion for lower extremity articulations
  • Introduce lower extremity torsions and versions
  • Highlight the differences between walking and running gait
  • Discuss finer points of gait analysis and gait kinematics
  • Utilize a pedograph
  • Discuss pitfalls in obtaining a pedograph
  • Demonstrate evaluation techniques for the clinical examination of the lower extremity in a case setting
  • Go through expected ROM’s for different joints in the lower extremity and their clinical significance when limited
  • Demonstrate evaluation techniques for the clinical examination of the lower extremity in a case setting
  • Go through expected ROM’s for different joints in the lower extremity and their clinical significance when limited
  • Discuss some common muscular dysfunctions in the lower extremity and their clinical sequelae
  • Present concepts of “shoe anatomy” and “shoe biomechanics” and discuss their significance in shoe selection
  • Name and describe the parts and functions of a typical shoe
  • Discuss common manufacturers defects in shoes
  • Introduce the topic of orthotic therapy
  • Identify the when, where and why an orthotic may be prescribed
  • Highlight the similarities and differences of over the counter vs custom orthotics
  • Present a reproducible method for orthotic casting
  • Describe and demonstrate some of the more common orthotic postings
  • Discuss the clinical reasoning behind using orthotic postings
  • Highlight some clinical examples of orthotic postings and their use
  • Outline some pitfalls and precautions of orthotic postings
  • Outline foot types and appropriate orthotic postings
  • Introduce equipment needed to perform orphic postings and modifications
  • Demonstrate examples of orthotic postings
  • Provide instruction of how to perform common orthotic postings
  • Provide instruction of how to perform common orthotic modifications
  • Outline some pitfalls and precautions of orthotic postings
  • Emphasize the importance of the orthotic/shoe interface
  • Discuss some more common problems with orthotics and how to remedy them
  • Investigate how physical signs (like blistering) can lead you to the cause of the problem with the orthotic or orthotic/shoe interface


This course contains informaiton similar to our courses Biomechanics 201, 213, 214, 215, 224, 231, 238 and 239

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