This course provided brief synopsis of pathophysiology and followed by discussion which focused on the drug classes used clinically and commonly recognized prototypes for each drug class.

Within each drug class, the important chemistry, relevant pharmacokinetics, and mechanism(s) of action, as well as physiologic effects, clinical use, and potential adverse effects are presented; including the importance of the drugs in the rehabilitation setting (Rehabilitation Focus) and the effects of drug classes on rehabilitation outcomes (Clinical Relevance for Rehabilitation).

A clinical study presenting the rehabilitation process and potential drug interactions is also included.