Peripheral Vestibular Disorder & Cerebellum Disorders with Applications
By: National University of Health Sciences

Dizziness, posture instability, poor balance, vertigo, nausea are all common chief complaints in clinical practice any many times the consequence of disease, dysfunction, or maladaptation of the peripheral vestibular system. This course will provide detailed review of the vestibular canals and otolithic system. Detailed examination skills and flow charts to help the clinical differentially diagnose and provide supportive therapy will be provided in this course. The goal of the course is to provide clinicians with a step-by-step examination and treatment protocol that they can use in their office immediately.

Course Objectives:

1. Understand peripheral vestibular neurology and neuroanatomy

2. Learn how to differentially diagnose peripheral vestibular lesions

3. Learn therapeutic and clinical approaches in managing peripheral vestibular disorders

• Peripheral Vestibular Disorder & Cerebellum Disorders with Applications
• By:    National University of Health Sciences
• Instructor:    Brandon Brock; Datis Kharrazian
• Total CE Hours:    15.0
• Course Format:     Online Distance Learning
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• Course Categories:     DC Continuing Education
• Course Subjects | CE HOURS:
  • Anatomy  -3.5 CE Hours
  • Differential/Physical Diagnosis  -7.5 CE Hours
  • Evidence-Based Outcomes  -2.0 CE Hours
  • Neurology  -2.0 CE Hours
•    Course Outline