Name: Mulligan Concept: Canine Applications
SKU: OLSBMDGS0030
Price: 74.00 USD
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World renowned canine physical therapist Debbie Gross Saunders and Brian Mulligan demonstrate Mobilization With Movement (MWM) techniques for dogs.

Description

World-renowned canine physical therapist Debbie Gross Saunders and Brian Mulligan demonstrate Mobilization With Movement (MWM) techniques for dogs. She gives special considerations to sustained natural apophyseal glides (SNAGS) and natural apophyseal glides (NAGS) for reducing pain and increasing mobility.

Course Details

Instructor(s)	Brian Mulligan, Debbie (Gross) Torraca
Course Length	1.5 hours
Platform	Online

Details

Run Time: 1.5 hours

Attendee: Physical Therapists, PTA’s, Students, Athletic Trainers

Required Equipment: Personal Computer, Tablet, or Smartphone with access to Broadband Internet (<1.4 mbps)

Examination: 19-question test. Passing grade of 70% or higher required for certificate

Course Evaluation: Yes

Certificate of Completion: Yes

Workbook/Handout: Yes

Course Approvals/Certifications:

Outline

Module I

Unit 01: Introduction & Basic Concepts
Unit 02: The Canine Spine
Unit 03: Canine Cervical NAGS
Unit 04: Cervical NAG Demonstration
Unit 05: Lumbar NAGS
Unit 06: Cervical SNAGS
Unit 07: Thoracic/Lumbar SNAGS
Unit 08: Extremity Mobilization & Side Flexion

Final Test

Certificate of Completion

Course Evaluation

Learning Goals

Upon completion of this class, you should be able to:

Summarize the concept of Mobilization with Movement (MWM) along with its technique guidelines
Describe MWM techniques for dogs

Behavioral Objectives

Upon completion, the participant will be able to:

Unit 1 – Introduction and Basic Concepts

Restate 7 Rules or guidelines to consider when applying mobilizations to a canine client with limited spinal mobility.
Identify 5 ways to make an objective and functional assessment on a Canine client with spinal mobility issues.

Unit 2 – The Canine Spine

Identify 3 anatomical differences in canine anatomy compared to human anatomy.

Unit 3 and 4 – Canine Cervical NAGS and Demonstration

Apply a NAG in the cervical spine of a canine with neck pain or limited mobility.
Recognize 2 signs a dog is relaxed during a C-NAG application of a canine with cervical hypomobility.
Identify 3 rules to follow when applying a C-NAG in a canine with pain or limited mobility.
Recognize 3 indications for the application of a C-NAG in a canine client.

Unit 5 – Lumbar NAGS

Demonstrate a lumbar NAG in a canine client with lumbosacral dysfunction.
Recognize 4 indications for the application of a lumbar NAG in a canine with lumbosacral conditions.
Explain 2 goals of a lumbar NAG in the treatment plan of a canine client.

Unit 6 – Cranial SNAGS

Demonstrate a C-SNAG in a dog with limited cervical extension.
Demonstrate a C-SNAG in a dog with limited rotation.
Explain what a C-SNAG technique is to the handler of a canine client with a cervical dysfunction.
Identify 4 rules to follow when applying a C-SNAG in a canine client with a cervical dysfunction.

Unit 7 – Thoracic and Lumbar SNAGS

Demonstrate a thoracic /lumbar SNAG in the canine client with limited extension.

Unit 8 – Extremity Mobilization and Side Flexion

Apply a C-SNAG for Side flexion in the performance dog with limited turning ability.
Assess carpal and metacarpal ROM in an athletic canine client with a carpal hyperextension injury.