Decoding Cardiovascular System

About Course

A one-day intensive course designed to build DECODING RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. This course is delivered by Dr. Sayyeda Uneza Fatima (Senior Physiotherapist & Gold Medalist)

Topics includes Anatomy and physiology of Cardiovascular system , information about Cardiac cycle , Cardiovascular assessment etc.

What Will You Learn?

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
UNDERSTANDING THE CONDUCTION SYSTEM
AND CARDIAC CYCLE
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASES
L CARDIOVASCULAR ASSESSMENT TOOLS
ECG, ECHO, TREADMILL TESTING HEART AUSCULTATION

Material Includes

4 Hours of Live Lecture
Downloadable Study Material
Recorded Session Access
Case Studies & Assignments
E-Certificate of Completion (CPD Approved)

💻 Stable Internet Connection – For uninterrupted live sessions via Google Meet.
📒 Notebook & Pen – To take down key assessment and protocol notes.
🧠 Basic Physiotherapy Knowledge – Prior understanding of anatomy, cardiopulmonary system, and rehabilitation basics is recommended.
📄 Google Form Registration – Complete the registration form before the session to receive meeting details and study materials.
🔗 Valid Email ID – E-certificate and study materials will be sent via email post-course.
⏰ Punctual Attendance – Please log in 10 minutes early to avoid missing introductions or live demonstrations.
📚 Read Pre-Course Material – Introductory notes will be provided 24 hours before the session.
🎥 Recording Access – The session will be recorded and shared after completion for revision.

🎓 BPT / MPT Students – Build a strong foundation in cardiac rehab principles.
🧑‍⚕️ Practicing Physiotherapists – Upgrade clinical decision-making and rehab planning skills.
🩺 Interns & Fresh Graduates – Gain real-world insights into cardiac case management.
💼 Rehabilitation Professionals – Broaden expertise in post-cardiac event recovery and exercise prescription.
❤️ Cardiopulmonary Enthusiasts – Deepen understanding of physiotherapy in cardiac care.
🏥 Hospital & Clinic Practitioners – Apply evidence-based rehab techniques in clinical settings.