DIPLOMA IN TRADITIONAL INDIAN BONE SETTING

DIPLOMA IN TRADITIONAL INDIAN BONE SETTING

6-Month Course Syllabus

Month 1 – Basics & Anatomy

• Introduction to Traditional Indian Bone Setting
• History and principles
• Human skeletal system
• Bones, joints and muscles
• Basic anatomy of upper and lower limbs

Month 2 – Musculoskeletal Conditions

• Sprains and strains
• Joint injuries
• Dislocations
• Muscle and ligament injuries
• Common back and neck problems

Month 3 – Fracture Awareness & First Aid

• Types of fractures
• Recognition of suspected fractures
• First aid
• Immobilization and splinting principles
• Emergency referral procedures

Month 4 – Traditional Supportive Techniques

• Traditional bandaging techniques
• Support and immobilization
• External supportive applications
• Patient positioning
• Basic hygiene and infection prevention

Month 5 – Rehabilitation & After-Care

• Post-injury care
• Mobility exercises
• Basic strengthening exercises
• Joint movement and rehabilitation principles
• Patient education and follow-up