Modelos de Simulación de Tráfico

E0003 ATc Introduction to the Diversities of Acupuncture 30 hours/2 credits This course explores the diversities of Acupuncture with the emphasis on Japanese and Korean Acupuncture. Dong’s (Tong’s) Acupuncture, Tan’s Acupuncture and Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture are introduced.

Prerequisite: 2103 AT

E0007 ATc TCM Dietary Therapy 45 hours/3 credits

This course is designed to examine the Traditional Chinese Medicine nutritional principles to teach students the roles of food as therapeutic supplements in health maintenance and the use of food as medicine. This course covers the categorization of common foods. Each food will be discussed in terms of its properties, flavor, functions, indications and contraindications. Dietary regimens for various health conditions, the preparation of common foods, a variety of techniques for assessing a patient’s dietary intake and nutritional imbalances will be covered.

Prerequisite: 1102 AT, 1201 AT, 2101 AT

E0008 HTc* Introduction to Chinese Medicine Herbology 30 hours/2 credits This course gives students an introductory overview of Chinese medicine herbs including herb properties, tastes, methods of preparation and their clinical applications as well as their classification. Some of the most commonly used herbs in clinical treatment will be introduced in terms of classification, flavor, properties, entering meridians, functions, indications, contraindications, recommended dosages and relevant research describing action, important biochemical components and preparation. Upon completion of this course, students are expected to have a basic picture of Chinese herbal medicine Prerequisite: 1102 AT, 1103 AT, 1104 AT

E0009 HTc* Introduction to Chinese Medicine Prescriptionology 30 hours/2 credits This course covers general knowledge of Chinese herbal formulas and prescriptions. Some commonly used traditional Chinese herbal formulas and modifications are presented in terms of the meaning of their names, composition, major functions and indications, contraindications, usual methods of preparation and modification. Western scientific research with respect to the herbs and formulas are discussed.

Prerequisite: E0008 HT

E0010 HTc* Introduction to Chinese Patent Medicine 30 hours/2 credits This course introduces Chinese prepared medicines, which are widely prescribed both in China and the United States. All of the patent forms—such as pills, salves, powders, tinctures and external preparations, and classification—are discussed. Some commonly used herbal patents are introduced. Specifically covered for each patent include name (including its meaning), formula, therapeutic functions, indications and dosage. The selection of appropriate formulas will be emphasized. Attention is given to the verification of their efficacy by western medical research. Upon completion of this course, students are expected to have basic knowledge about Chinese patent medicine and know how to use the patents covered effectively.

Prerequisite: E0008 HT, E0009 HT

E3111 ATc Chinese Massage Therapy IV 30 hours/1.5 credits

These courses continue to discuss the appropriate application of Chinese Massage Therapy to the disorders of internal

medicine and the musculo-skeletal system, as well as gynecological and pediatric diseases. The principles of manipulations and application of special local techniques are covered. Lecture, demonstration and supervised classroom practice are included.

E3112 ATc Chinese Massage Therapy V 30 hours/1.5 credits

This course continues to discuss the appropriate application of Chinese Massage and the disorders of internal medicine. The principles of manipulations and application of special local techniques are covered. Lecture demonstrations and supervised classroom practice are included.

34

E3113 ATc Chinese Massage Therapy VI 30 hours/1.5 credits

This course continues to discuss the appropriate application of Chinese Massage and the disorder of internal medicine and the musculoskeletal system, as well as gynecological and pediatric diseases. The principles of manipulations and application of special local techniques are covered. Lecture, demonstrations and supervised classroom practice are included.

Prerequisite: E3112 AT

E0014 ATc Basic Chinese Language and TCM Terminology I 30 hours/2 credits This course teaches the Chinese Pin Yin System, commonly used TCM terms. Pin Yin system will cover the pronunciations of 14 initials, 37 finals and the tones. The pronunciation of commonly used TCM terms will be emphasized. Student will expose useful words to reinforce their Pin Yin pronunciations and application.

E0015 ATc Basic Chinese Language and TCM Terminology II 30 hours/2 credits This course teaches pronunciation of more useful words used in daily activities and TCM terms with Pin Yin, short dialogs and basic strokes for Chinese calligraphy. The phrases relating to greeting, date, numbers, colors, emotions, directions and body conditions will be emphasized.

Prerequisite: E0014 AT

E0016 ATc Basic Chinese Language and TCM Terminology III 30 hours/2 credits This is a continuation the previous Chinese language courses. Students are expected to know how to use the Chinese Pin Yin system to learn Chinese and pronounce the commonly used TCM terms correctly. The basic conversational Chinese including greetings, directions, shopping phrases, dates, numbers, colors and daily activities are covered.

Prerequisite: E0015 AT

* These courses are herbal electives that do not lead to any certification in herbal studies. AIAM does not offer an herbal program. Chinese Herbology is not available as a license in the state of Ohio.

35

Massage

36

Western Massage involves a curriculum including Swedish Massage Therapy and related studies, bio-medical science material, clinical training, essential training for certification in Neuromuscular Therapy and other related studies. The State Medical Board of Ohio governs the scope of practice and licensing components of the program. The required 750 clock hours can be completed in one academic year (9 months) for students on the accelerated, full-time schedule. Or, students can elect to complete the program in 12 months. Both curricula are the same. Students are prepared for entry-level careers in therapeutic massage as a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) and are expected to meet all graduation requirements (as listed in the course catalog.) Upon successful completion of the program, graduates receive a diploma and are prepared to take the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx).