Apollo College of Physiotherapy (ACP), Hyderabad Fees Structure & Courses List 2024-25

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Updated on Oct 30, 2023 8:12PM IST

Apollo College of Physiotherapy Courses 2023

Apollo College of Physiotherapy course comprise an undergraduate course on physiotherapy. The Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy course offered at Apollo College of Physiotherapy focuses to provide the requisite knowledge and skills to make them competent in Physiotherapy techniques. The Apollo College of Physiotherapy course duration is four years along with a six-month internship programme at the end of the final academic year. To appear in the final semester exam, candidates must clear the preceding semester exams without any backlogs. Students are taught a total of 40 subjects in 3,200 hours. Along with this, students have six clinical for a total of 1,220 hours. Candidates must pass classes 10th and 12th with a specific percentage as decided by the college as the Apollo College of Physiotherapy eligibility criteria. Apollo College of Physiotherapy Hyderabad fee structure is set by the college. It is updated every academic year. Candidates must look at the updated Apollo College of Physiotherapy Hyderabad fee structure 2023 for admission in 2023 session. Cited below is Apollo College of Physiotherapy course syllabus:

Courses	Hours	Subjects
Elementary General Health Psychology and Elementary Sociology	General Psychology	90 Hours	Definition of Psychology
			Heredity and environment
			Development and growth behaviour
			Intelligence, motivation and emotion
			Personality, learning, thinking and frustration
			Sensation, attention, and perception
			Attitudes
			Defence mechanisms of the ego Health psychology
			Psychological reaction of a patient
			Reaction to loss
			Stress, communication and compliance
			Emotional needs
			Geriatric psychology
			Pediatric psychology
			Behaviour modification
			Substance abuse
			Personality style
	Sociology	75 Hours	Introduction
			Social security
			Sociology and health
			Socialization
			Social groups, family, community and culture
			Cast system, social change, social control
			Social problems of the disabled
			Social worker
			Merits and Demerits of the Social legilation
	English	100 Hours	Prose –Contemporary English
			Poetry : Magic of the muse
			Grammer
	Anatomy	215 Hours	Introduction
			Cell and tissues
			Cardiovascular system
			Lymphatic system
			Respiratory system
			Digestive system
			Genitourinary system
			Nervous system
			Endocrine system
			Introduction to bones (Osteology)
			Introduction to joints (syndesmology/arthrology)
			Introduction to muscles
			Upper extremity
			Lower extremity
			Trunk-Thorax-Abdomen
			Pelvis
			Head and neck
	Physiology	150 hours	Cell introduction
			Skin
			Blood
			Circulation
			Respiration
			Digestion
			Excretion
			Endocrine system
			Reproductive system
			Nervous system
			Special senses Muscle
	Elements of Bio-chemist	80 Hours	Nutrition
			Carbohydrates
			Lipids
			Proteins
			vitamins
			Enzymes
			Trace Minerals
Muscle contraction
Connective Tissue
Cell Biology
Hormone Action
Acid-Base Balance, water and electrolytes
Clinical Bio chemistry
Physiotherapy Orientation and Introduction To Treatment	50 Hours	Pattern of Health Care Delivery
		Components of Physiotherapy Profession
		Role of Physiotherapy in Meeting health care needs in India
Physical Education	75 hours	The course will teach the students the various Sports, Games & Physical Fitness
	75 hours	The course will encourage the students in participation and to learn technique of various Indoor/ Outdoor sporting activitiy and maintenance of Physical fitness in his/her personal & professional carrier.
	50 hours	Introduction
		General Principles of Management
		Personnel Management
		Planning and Organisation
Administration, Supervision and Ethics		Financial Issues
		Hospital Management
		Self Management
		National Health Policy and Health care system in India
		Organisation of Physiotherapy Department Ethics
		History of Physiotherapy
		Ethical Principles in Health Care
		Ethical Principles related to Physiotherapy
		Scope of Professional conduct
		Rules of profession conduct
		Confidentiality and responsibility
		Malpractice and negligence
		Provision of services and Advertising
		Sale of Goods
		Legal Aspects
Third Year Syllabus
Electrotherapy(Low & Medium Frequency )	200 Hours	Introductory Physics
		Electricity
		Static Electricity
		Current Electricity
		Magnetism
		Moving coil milliammeter
		Voltmeter
		Transformer
		Chokes
		Electric valves or thermionic valves
		Metal valve rectifiers
		Ionisation
		Low – Frequency
		Interrupted galvanic current
		Effects of interrupted galvanic current on innervated and denervated muscles
		Characteristics of stimulating current
		Threshold of stimulation
		Physiological effects of IG current, chemical and therapeutic effects
		Electro diagnostic tests
		Characteristics of normal and denervated muscle
		Peripheral nerve lesions
		Selection of current
	Electrotherapy (High Frequency)	150 Hours	Define electricity
			Magnetism
			Define electromagnetic induction
			Condensers
			Valves
			Rectifiers
			Fuse and grid
			Discuss the various devices used in regulating intensity of current.
			Define oscillation
			Radiant energy
			Electro magnetic waves and its properties
			Physiological and therapeutic effects of high frequency currents
			Short Wave diathermy
			Actinotherapy
			Infrared radiation
			Microwave diathermy
			Paraffin wax and moist heat
			Ultrasonic therapy
			Cryotherapy
			Interferential therapy
			TENS
			LASER
			Ultra violet radiation
	Clinical Orthopaedics	125 Hours	Introduction to orthopaedics
			Principles of operative treatment
			Sprains and muscle strains
			Fractures and dislocations
			Upper limb fractures and dislocations
			Lower limb fractures and dislocation
			Spinal fractures and dislocations
			Recurrent dislocations
			Amputations
			Bone & joint infections
			Bone joint tumors
			Chronic arthritis
			Low back ache painful arc syndrome , tendonitis facitis & spasmoidic torticollis
			Spinal deformities
			Poliomyelitis
			Congenital deformities
			Peripheral nerve injuries
			Hand injuries
			Leprosy
Basic knowledge of implants
Sports injuries and its management
Physiotherapy in Orthopaedic Conditions	110 Hours	define fracture, review the types signs and symptoms
		describe the PT assessment of a patient with a fracture during the immobilization
		list the aims of PT management in a patient with a fracture
		Review manual mechanical, skin, skeletal, lumbar and cervical traction
		Describe the methods of mobilization of a patient/extremity after healing of a fracture
		review the mechanism of injury, clinical features, treatment and complications and describe the PT management and Home program
		describe briefly the general and PT assessment of the vertebral column
		review cervical and lumbar spondylosis, spondylolysthesis, TB spine and spinal fracture outline PT assessment and management
		List the common postural abnormalities affecting the spine.
		Review the clinical features and describe the PT management of Ankylosing spondylitis
		Intervertebral Disc prolapse
		Define the soft tissue injuries, review their etiology and clinical features and describe their treatment
		Review upper and lower limb and spinal orthosis and prosthesis.
		Review the indications and principles of amputations of the upper and lower limb describe PT management
		Define poliomyelitis and review PT management
		cerebral palsy,
		Rheumoatiod Arthritis
		Osteoarthrits
		leprosy
		different degrees of burns, PT assessment and management
Community Medicine	150 Hours	Outline the natural history of diseases
		Outline the various measures of prevention and methods of intervention especially for diseases with disability
		Outline the national care delivery system
		Outline selected national health programmes
		Define occupational health and list methods of prevention of occupational diseases
		Outline of the employees state insurance scheme and its benefits
		Describe the social security measures for protection from occupational hazards, accidents, diseases and workman’s compensation act
		Outline the objectives and strategies of the national Family Welfare Programme
		Define community based and institution based rehabilitation. Describe its advantage and disadvantages.
		Describe the communicable diseases
		Describe the Epidemiology of Rheumatic heart disease cancer, chronic degenerative disease and cerebrovascular accidents
		Outline the influence of nutritional factors such as protein Energy Malnutrition, Anaemia, Vitamin deficiency and minerals on disability
		Health education: Its principles, methods of communication, role in rehabilitative services
		Define the role of community leaders and health professionals in health educationOutline the role of international health agencies in rehabilitation of the disabled.
4th Year Syllabus
GY	125 Hours	Neuroanatom
		Neurophysiology
		Clinical features and management of
		Congenital childhood disorders Cerebrovascular accidents Trauma Diseases of the spinal cord Demyelinating diseases (central and peripheral) Degenerative disorders Infections Diseases of muscle Peripheral nerve disorders Miscellaneous: epilepsy,myasthenia gravis, intra cranial tumours motor neuron diseases
		Assessment
	Physiotherapy in Neurological Conditions	110 Hours	Review of neuroanatomy and physiology
			Principles of assessment
			Principles of treatment
			Cerebral palsy
			Peripheral nerve lesions
			Musclular dystrophy
			Parkinsonism
			Spinal cord lesions
			Hemiplegia
			Cerebellar lesions
			Poliomyelitis
	Yoga, Accupuncture and Accupressure	50 Hours	The objective of the course is to enable the student to apply the therapeutic principles of Yoga, Acupuncture and Acupressure in the practice of Physiotherapy
	Clinical Cardio Respiratory	125 Hours	Anatomy and physiology of cardio-respiratory system,
			The relationship of Bony thorax and lungs to each other and to the abdominal contents
			Variations in bony cage- cervical ribs, rickets – rickety rosary ,Pigeon chest, funnel chest, scoliosis, kyphosis
			Thoracic movements ,
			Muscles of respiration
			Anatomy and physiology of heart
			Physiological control of respiration
			Blood pressure
			Cough reflex
			Mechanical factors in breathing
			Ventilation, perfusion
			Pulmonary function assessment
			Cardio vascular stress testing
			Basics of arhyhimias, sycope and its management
			Fundamentals of ECG
			Cardiac surgery:Closed heart surgery open heart surgery
			Thoracic surgery
			Fracture ribs
			Neumothorax, haemothorax,
			Haemopneumothorax
			Emphyema: causes and treatment and describe briefly on Inter costal drainage Window operation, Rib resection, Decortication.
			Suppurative lung lesions
			tuberculosis
			Carcinoma lung
			Surgical incisions
			Post-operative managements of patients with segmentectomy, Lobectomy, Bilobeotomy, Pneumonectomy, Pleuropneumonectomy & Tracheostomy
			Ventilator principles and uses
			Pre-operative assessment and management posted for thoracotomy
			Management in thoracotomy
			Postoperative procedures and Management of endotrocheal Endonasal tubes, tracheal suction, Weaning the patient from ventilator extubation & post extubation
			Cardiopulmonary resuscitation: cardiac massage, artificial respiration, defribrillators and their uses
	Physiotherapy in Cardio-respiratory Conditions	110 Hours	Anatomy
			Physiology
			General over view: assessment
			General over view : Physical treatment
			Physiotherapy in obstructive lung diseases
			Physiotherapy in chest infections
			Physiotherapy in restrictive lung disorders
			Principles of intensive care physiotherapy
			Physiotherapy after pulmonary surgery
			Physiotherapy after cardiac surgery
			Physiotherapy in general surgery
			Physiotherapy in rehabilitation after myocardial infarction
	Rehabilitation Medicine	50 hours	Introduction
			Therapeutic techniques
			Communication problems
			Behavioural problems
Pain
Evaluation of physical dysfunction
Orthotic devices
Prosthetic devices
Mobility aids
Pre vocational evaluation
Architectural barriers
Disability evaluation
Legal aspects
Social implications
Community based rehabilitation module
geriatrics rehabilitation
Visits and Special Lectures	100 Hours	Medical terminology
		Research methodology
		Bio-Statistics
		Radiology
		Various diagnostics procedures
		Field trips to rehabilitation Homes: Cerebral Palsy, Old age Homes
Project/Case Record	70 Hours	Project duration: 6th semester to 8th semester Submitted project on “ Cervical Disc Syndrome”
Compulsory Rotatory Internship Programme	165 Hours	Department of orthopaedic surgery
		Paediatric orthopaedic
		Geriatric orthopaedic
		Replacement arthroplasty
		Accident surgery and trauma care
		Orthopaedic out patient epartment
		Physical medicine and rehabilitation in patient department
		Weekly care presentation / discussion
		Clinical physiotherapy seminars
		Doctors lectures
Neuro Rehabilitation	165 Hours	Department of Neuro medicine
		Department of Neurosurgery
		NICU
		Neurology out patient
		Stroke
		Geriatric rehabilitation
		Weekly case presentation / discussion
		Clinical /PT seminars
		Doctors Lectures
Cardiothoracic Rehabilitation	165 Hours	Department of Cardiac Medicine
		Department of cardiac Surgery
		ICU, ICCU
		Cardiology out Patient Department
		Department of thoracic surgery
		IRCU
		Pulmonology out patient department
		Patient education in cardiac rehabilitation
		Weekly case presentation / discussion
		Clinical /PT seminars
		Doctors lectures
Plastic Surgery, Hand Rehabilitation, Burns, etc.,	165 Hours	Department of general surgery
		Department of Plastic surgery and burns
		Out Patient department
		Burns rehabilitation
		Weekly case presentation / discussion
		Clinical /PT seminars
		Doctors lectures
Rheumatology	165 Hours	Physical medicine and rehabilitation out patient department
		Physical medicine an rehabilitation in patient department
		Department of rheumatology
		Rheumatology out patient department
		Patient education/rehabilitation
Leprosy Rehabilitation	165 Hours	Weekly case presentation
		Clinical / PT seminars
		Doctors lectures
Genral Medicine / Ob Gyn	160 Hours	Department of general medicine
		IMCU
		Leprosy and communal health Department of obstetrics
		Out patient department
		Department of gynaecology
		Out patient department
		Women’s health and national family welfare
Clinical	1220 Hours	Clinical practice in student ship ( From 3rd to 8th semester)
	1150 Hours	Clinical Practice in internship (6 months of rotatory internship)
	4315 Hours	Total Theory+ Practical /lab Hours

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2 Courses are offered by Apollo College of Physiotherapy (ACP), Hyderabad

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Bachelor of Physiotherapy

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Master of Physiotherapy

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What is the most popular course at ACP , Hyderabad ?

Paramedical courses are the most popular courses opted by students at ACP , Hyderabad . Of these, B.P.T. (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) courses are the most sought after amongst both students and parents.