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    Left Music Therapy

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    However, by using music therapy, she retrained her brain to use different pathways to get to the same destination (Mossie). While language is mainly focused on the left…

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    Did you know that about 1% of Americans are anorexic and female anorexics outnumber males 10:1? (Davidson). Eating disorders, such as Anorexia Nervosa, has the highest mortality over any mental illness. The effects that Anorexia Nervosa has on the body, if not diagnosed early, can cause severe damage that if not treated, can be fatal and the result may end in death. The definition of Anorexia Nervosa given by the National Eating Disorders Association is “a serious, potentially…

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    Introduction Complementary therapies also known by several other terms such as, holistic therapies, alternative medicine and traditional medicine is mainly used alongside conventional medical treatment . For instance, a patient is diagnosed with cancer, depending on the type of cancer, he/she may have to undergo surgery such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy. In addition, their doctor will suggest complementary therapy to them to boost their physical/emotional health or to relieve symptoms or side…

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    The integumentary system is one of the largest systems in the body. This is a protective barrier to all the organs inside and if this system is damaged in any way we expose ourselves to any potential infections. According to The American Burn Association, they state that about 450,000 patients receive hospital and emergency room treatment for burns each year and a burn injury occurs about every 30 minutes. More than 3 million US burn cases occurs per year ("Burn Statistics | Burn Injury Guide").…

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    Stroke: A Case Study

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    as one of the major health problems comprises the uncontrollable liability of early mortality. However, the good news is that stroke could be largely prevented by eighty percent by basic health practices such physical plan exercises, personal behaviors, avoidance of smoking, getting physical activity at least 3.5 hours or more per week, eluding extra body weight by keeping Basic Mass Index (BMI), less than 30, eating a nutritious diet noticeable by three-pointers, high consumption of fruits and…

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    Summary: Symptoms Of Pat

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    Presenting Symptoms of Pat Involvement in Activities that Lead to Painful Consequences. A symptom of a manic episode (American Psychiatric Association, 2013), one key example of this is the event that resulted in Pat’s institutionalisation in the film – assaulting his wife’s lover, almost resulting in his death. This event was also so prominent that the song playing in the background during this episode became a trigger for Pat later on that led to more violent outbursts. Pat also engages in…

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    trust, to need, to suffer and to worry. I know from experience. My mother ankylosing spondylitis and has had three joint replacements. I have had four rounds of physical therapy myself. I know what it is like to be the patient, and to have a loved one receive care. These experiences, in part, informed my decision to become a physical therapist. When providing direct care, to be kind and empathetic is not enough. To be an effective practitioner, one must develop effective communication skills…

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    Performance capacity is the mental and physical abilities required for an activity (Forsyth & Kielhofner, 2003). The main physical components of Country Heat are control of voluntary movement and muscle endurance. Control of voluntary movement according to the occupational therapy practice framework (AOTA, 2014) includes eye-foot coordination, bilateral integration, and gross motor control. I use these functions…

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    going through and how this has affected them. Later, Mary provides a brief overview of the research that she has conducted and reminds them that she has not received any training regarding that mode of therapy. After discussing her findings, Mary provides different resources regarding reparative therapy and parenting a child who questions their sexuality. At this time, she gives them a homework assignment, which includes researching these resources and discussing their findings with Mathew. Mary…

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    Physical Therapy Studies

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    Physical Therapy is very beneficial to many of the body systems. Further investigation towards the effects of respiratory muscle training for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is critical. Exercise therapy is a regular component in the management of various (chronic) disorders, such as musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiovascular, and respiratory disorders. Respiratory diseases are defined as a group of lung diseases that block airflow and make it difficult to breathe.…

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