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    Emergency Room Doctor or a Physical Therapist would be ideal for me and my future. Not only do each of these jobs allow me to obtain life experience but also how to work outside of my comfort zone. They push me beyond my limits by dealing with other people’s…

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    Moreover, we treat patients who become injured at work, or as they participate in physical activities (including sports). Conditions We Treat at Our Accident Clinic Located Near the Brickell Neighborhood Back pain (upper and lower) Nerve pain that runs down the buttock and into the leg (sciatica) Cervical pain/Whiplash (neck pain) Herniated/Bulging discs Shoulder and knee injuries Physical therapy treatments following surgical procedures Strains Sprains…

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    augment physical capabilities.14 Students enrolled in this project will also be educated regarding the disparities for participation in the community environment that children with more severe motor deficits frequently experience.15 Six to nine percent of children under the age of 16 present with motor impairments that significantly restrict their abilities to participate in play and leisure activities.5 This lack of participation can hinder a child’s ability to develop social and physical…

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    Each year fifty percent of Americans over the age of eighteen develop a musculoskeletal injury that lasts longer than three months. Thats 108 million people. Out of these 108 million people there is a very good chance that they will utilize the services of a Physical therapist. Physical Therapy is a wide ranging occupation where injuries and conditions of all kinds are treated. The job of a physical therapist can cover a wide variety of anatomy in the human body. This paired with the great…

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    When I began looking into colleges and careers in my junior year of High School, I never thought I would end up where I am currently (today). I had recognized that I wanted to help people and make a difference in others’ lives no matter what career I chose. I also was aware that I have more of a kinesthetic personality, and with this I knew I required an environment that allowed that characteristic to thrive. The human body is an amazing, beautiful and complicated organism (Entity) that I was…

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    professions. One of these such professions is physical therapy. Medical professions often take a long time to pursue and require tremendous amount of time to obtain. Physical therapy shows this in many aspects of the job as well as obtaining the job. I personally want to enter this career field because I feel I could tolerate and enjoy this field of work as it contains many of my interests and I feel I would be unhappy in most other work settings. Physical therapy is an interesting field for…

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    the spinal nerves is relieved. Both chiropractic care and physical therapy treatments are designed to manage pain and accelerate the healing process. A Comprehensive Approach Our goal is to provide individuals with one location that meets all of their injury-related needs. For this reason, we provide individuals near Miami, including Kendall, Florida, with a variety of medical professionals, innovative therapy tools and traditional therapy techniques. Our medical professionals include:…

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    Working at Green Paradise was a huge learning experience for me. Here are details of a few treatments that I did at Green Paradise. Anti Callus Treatment - Procedure Request the customer to sit on the chair and ask them to lift both legs Check the condition of the legs If the condition of one leg is worse than the other leg, warp the leg that is in good condition with a towel. Then wrap the other leg with a towel. Once both the legs are wrapped with a towel, wait for about 10 minutes. Open the…

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    Clinical Observation According to Hinkle and Cheever (2014), rehabilitation is a goal- oriented process that enables people with acute or chronic disorders, including those with physical, mental, or emotional disabilities or impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions. (p.153) Early, intensive therapies are required for the patient to achieve optimal recovery. Majority of the clients attending a rehabilitation facility are those with stroke, brain injury, neurological…

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    They are also now helping the athletes heal through therapy. The most advanced changes in sports medicine is technology. Some of the specific helpful technology. The M.R.I machines (1977) allows you to examine the muscles, Arthroscopic Surgery (1960s) a minimally-invasive approach to joint diagnosis and treatment…

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