Teaching and Learning
Teaching and learning takes place in the physiotherapy department and in teaching hospitals or clinics. Physiotherapy is a practical subject and hence a considerable amount of time is spent practising techniques in the gyms.
Physiotherapy gym
The Physio gym has:
- high plinths which are used for practicing techniques taught in practical sessions.
- Electrotherapy machines such as ultrasound; interferential therapy and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS).
- wax therapy equipment
- cryotherapy equipment
- heat therapy equipment
- a wide selection of mobility aids
- ICU equipment
- nebulizers
- humidifiers
- flutter devices
- incentive spirometers,
- and vibromats.
There is access to a wide range of strapping material including BSN and Kinesio tape products.
雷速体育_雷速体育直播s have access to many exercise therapy materials including:
- therabands
- theraputty
- exercise mats
- balance boards
- weights
- medicine balls
- pulleys, etc.
This gym also contains a real human skeleton which is often referred to when doing practical sessions that involve human anatomy.
Neurology gym
The neurology gym contains:
- a number of low plinths
- 2 sets of parallel bars
- therapeutic stairs
- exercise equipment that is mentioned above as well as:
- cones
- splints
- pezzi balls
- tactile balls
- compliant surface mats
Both gyms are also fitted with audio-visual equipment, allowing for a combination of practical and lecture sessions simultaneously.
Khanya Lecture Theatre
The Khanya Lecture Theatre provides a great venue to learn, as it is fitted with audio-visual equipment, including a SMART board. This theatre is often used for lectures, student presentations, as well as for postgraduate lectures, seminars and conferences.
All tutorial rooms are fitted with audio-visual projectors, skype systems, a plinth, tables and chairs.
雷速体育_雷速体育直播 resource room
The student resource room provides:
- a library
- a virtual lab
Postgraduate facilities
These include:
- postgraduate room
- postgraduate resource room
- The movement lab