Equine Rehabilitation II

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This course is a continuation of EQS 226. Discussion of equine anatomy and biomechanics will be continued, with additional focus on normal and abnormal posture and movement patterns. Manual therapy and various therapeutic modalities will be further discussed, along with common health conditions in horses. Prerequisite EQS 226. Corequisite EQS 328.

Upon completion, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge of equine functional anatomy, including actions, origins, and insertions of major skeletal muscles.
• Discuss characteristics of normal and abnormal equine posture and movement patterns.
• Demonstrate effective communication skills using appropriate terminology.
• Discuss health team roles, laws, and practices.
• Discuss the effects and intended uses of common therapeutic modalities, including applications for common health conditions.

Grade Basis: Letter Grade
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Lab hours: 0
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Prerequisites:

• EQS 226 - Equine Rehabilitation I

Corequisites:

• EQS 328 - Equine Rehabilitation II Lab