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    A Trip To Haiti Essay

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    I was fascinated by the performance and skills performed by the Physical therapist. Looking back at my experiences I realized that I miss the remark challenges and satisfaction that comes from observing the way Physical therapist pleasingly performs their job.The only way I can recapture the kind of desire I have within me is to study in an institute that allows me to pursue my goal which is to become an aspiring physical…

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    arts, crafts, sports and even music. Being a recreational therapist means more than just getting to say that a person has a entertaining job. Recreational therapists use a variety of methods to help their patients recover from their mental and/or physical problems. By using the patients strengths a recreational therapist plans activities using those certain strengths. They use the patients favorite activities as a way to help heal them. To become a recreational therapist one must have a variety…

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    Inner West Physiotherapy

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    throughout a sport can be simply treated if the right type of therapy is provided to the individual at the proper time. Now there are numerous health centers, which have exposed to the treatment sport injuries providing Inner West physiotherapy. Like me sure you are aware of locating a sports Physio in Inner West is very simple to do because there are a lot of to select from. The issues arise with regards…

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    Back Pain Research Papers

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    Back pain affects more than 3 million Americans a year and can range from a minor nuisance to a major lifestyle disruption. Though many depend on pain medications and even turn to surgery as treatments, effective relief can also be achieved through physical therapy. Many studies have shown that physical therapy can mimic the results of undergoing surgery, especially in reducing back pain and increasing function. Back pain can result from variety of reasons such as accident, injury or simply…

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    Gait Rehabilitation

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    Over the years, the development in medical technology has rapidly improved. Using devices such as robotics, many patients suffering from stroke has difficulties performing loco motor tasks such as walking or stair climbing. In this section I shall be evaluating the use of electromechanical gait training for restoration of gait within hemiplegic patients in neuro-rehabilitation. As explained earlier in the report, stroke is a neurological disorder occurring in the brain, which leads to the…

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    Mr. Rabkelman Case Study

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    crash to his bilateral shoulders, arms, back, hip. He alleges he fractured his left hip from the car accident, but claims that the doctor incorrectly diagnosed him with only having soft-tissue damage. There were no surgeries and only received physical therapy. He claimed he received a monitory award of $4,000.00. Ever since the accident, he continues to have pain and discomfort from the crash. Also before his loss in question, he received a dog bite award for $100,000.00 award from the insurance…

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    plan on graduating graduate school with a doctorate in physical therapy and hopefully work in a clinic specific for physical therapy and/or athletic training. Physical therapists work with individuals to change overall fitness for the better by restoring and hopefully maintaining a good health standing. They provide these services by restoring function, improving mobility and relieving pain through diagnosis and given exercise plans. Physical therapists might also help prevent or limit permanent…

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    They Do? The main job of physical therapist assistants is to help patients that are recovering from any type of injury or illness to be able to regain their full range of motion and to effectively manage their pain. They help them out by giving them therapy. These types of therapy include exercises, massage, gait and balance training, and therapeutic modalities like ultrasounds and electrical stimulation. The physical therapists will guide them as to what different therapies to have the patient…

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    I realized the true potential that physical therapy after witnessing how beneficial it was for my mother after herniating multiple discs and suffering from sciatica. Over time, the didactic advice and exercise training that my mother received from her physical therapist gradually helped her get back on her feet. After observing a physical therapist treat various patients who were successfully able to recover from their physical infirmities through rehabilitation, I was fascinated by this field…

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    Physical Therapist “Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence (Keller).” This quote was said by Helen Keller in discussing the important rule physical therapists have and the positive influence they should have in a person's life. Physical therapists are healthcare professionals who diagnose and treat individuals of all ages, from newborns to the very oldest. They treat anyone that has medical problems or other health related conditions…

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