Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy Students Learn EMG

Written By: Matt Stock | March 28, 2017

DPT students in the Applied Physiology Lab for an EMG workshop.

On Tuesday, March 28, 2017, UCF 3rd year DPT students enrolled in PHT 7764C Advanced Neurologic Treatment participated in a surface EMG workshop at the Applied Physiology Lab. Students had the opportunity to learn technical aspects of signal detection, as well as practice performing submaximal and maximal muscle strength tests.

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