Physical Therapy Department of Cardiopulmonary and Geriatrics Diseases 

The department specializes in the rehabilitation of patients with chronic or acute internal conditions—including heart disease, lung disorders, obesity, diabetes, and liver problems—through evidence-based physical therapy methods aimed at improving overall health and enhancing quality of life.
Department Highlights
1.    Primary Objectives
o    Enhance the performance of vital systems (cardiovascular, respiratory, and circulatory).
o    Minimize symptoms and complications linked to internal diseases.
o    Restore safe and sustainable physical activity levels.
2.    Conditions Commonly Managed
o    Respiratory disorders (e.g., asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).
o    Cardiovascular conditions (post-cardiac events or surgery).
o    Diabetes management and rehabilitation.
o    Obesity and weight-related health issues.
o    Chronic liver and kidney diseases.
o    Selected autoimmune and metabolic disorders.
3.    Therapeutic Approaches
o    Targeted breathing exercises and lung expansion programs.
o    Structured fitness and rehabilitation plans for cardiac and diabetic patients.
o    Use of advanced electrotherapy and specialized respiratory equipment.
o    General conditioning and muscle-strengthening exercises.
4.    Student Involvement
o    Conduct comprehensive patient assessments (respiration, pulse, endurance).
o    Develop personalized, safe rehabilitation plans.
o    Track progress and adjust therapy according to patient response.