Description
Hip pain is common in people over 65, with an incidence as high as 19%. The symptoms of hip pain can often be confused with those of the lumbar spine or systemic issues. Therefore, physical therapists must perform a comprehensive examination to rule out any red-flag symptoms and make the right diagnosis. Once the diagnosis is made, clinicians should follow evidence-based guidelines to develop and implement a treatment program. In this course, “Hip Pain Diagnosis and Physical Therapy Management,” we will review hip anatomy and discuss the components of a thorough hip examination. We will also explore the most common hip conditions encountered in a physical therapy setting and the latest evidence-based interventions.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to learn:
- Describe the hip’s relevant anatomy, including bony structures, ligaments, muscles, and nerves.
- Perform a thorough examination of the hip, including a lumbar screening examination.
- Differentiate between various hip conditions commonly seen in a physical therapy setting.
- Initiate and implement an evidence-based treatment program for common conditions in the hip.
Author: Tom Weber, PT, DPT, OCS
Contact Hours : 3 Hours / 3 PDR
Teaching Method: Online Independent Self-Study (Training + Post-Test)
Target Audience: Physical Therapists & Physical Therapy Assistants
Cost: $25 / Participant
Course Completion Certificate: A Printable (pdf) Certificate By Email
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Approvals: State Board of Physical Therapy & American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) State Chapters Approved. Please visit the accreditation section for the full list: Click Here