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    My field of study, physical therapy, betters humanity in many ways. The field of physical therapy is known for returning patients to their maximum level of physical function. In most cases, patients do physical therapy in place of surgery. The physical therapist assistant (PTA) administers the provision of components of the physical therapy treatment. Depending on the needs of the patient, components of a patient’s interventions may be directed to the PTA, instead of the physical therapist.…

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    The physical movements of equines are supplemental to people with neurological disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, and other motor dysfunctions. Multidimensional movements from the horse create a unique movement that can rarely be replicated (AHA). A rider’s pelvis reflects the movement of the horse. With the movement of the pelvis, core muscles develop and…

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    standing with everyone else. Her voluntary decisions are disregarded over the medical team who believes they know what’s best for her only in the scope of medicine. In the end of the day, her physicians and nurses aren’t the ones who suffer under cerebral palsy. To further elaborate on the idea of treating someone as a mere means, it is “to involve them in a scheme of action to which they could not in principle consent” (Lecture 4, October 6). Additionally, I believe even if a consent is given…

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    can be regarded as a basis of clinical decision making. In the given scenario, Sam Mills is an RN who works with five general practitioners and two other RNs. Sam’s neighbor, Lee, came for redressing chronic wound one day. Lee has a history of cerebral palsy and underweight, and he is currently living in a shared house with a friend. After finishing work, Lee, who typically hates eating alone, asks whether if he can join Sam’s dinner in Vinny’s pasta with other staff in GP clinical. It is a…

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    Ableism In Literature

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    Before the modern forms of media were invented, misrepresentations of disabled people existed in countless amounts of works of literature. Although the ableism in television and film is incredibly prevalent today- it is built off of the hundreds of years of creative work that depicts people with physical, mental, and cognitive disabilities as an object used to produce certain emotions from audience. It is a common practice to tell a person offended by this ableism to not read, watch, or listen…

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    for their three kids, Billy the oldest at fourteen years old, Joe the middle child who is twelve years old, and the baby Karen who just turned one. Billy and Joe both have a love for golf, which they play competitively while Karen was born with cerebral palsy. Both parents work extensively to provide for their kids an endless amount of opportunities as well as life experiences. With both parents incomes combined, the Prale-Cameron family makes a substantial amount of money. About $43,749 to be…

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    Palsy Treatment Plan

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    Assessment My exercise prescription will be for a patient with Spastic diplegia, a form of cerebral palsy where the patient has particular difficulty in walking. In this type of cerebral palsy, muscle stiffness exists in the legs. The patient will take on a treatment plan that will consist of exercises geared towards strengthening and resistance training exercises to give the patient more stability, specifically when it comes to their legs and movements associated with them for activities for…

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    Clinical Bottom Lines: ·The study design was inadequate to fully test the question. ·The study suggests that intensive suit therapy may improve gait by creating more energy efficient walking patterns but further investigation is needed to determine the effects of the therapy on functional skills, caregiver assistance, and gross motor ability. Summary of Key Evidence: 1. Study design: case report 2. Sample: two children (one 8 yr, 3 mo female and one 7 yr, 11mo male), both diagnosed with…

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    Such disabilities include developmental delay, vision problems or cerebral palsy. Risk factors for preterm birth Unfortunately, it is impossible to predict which pregnancies will result in early labor and preterm birth. There are, however, some risk factors that seem to be associated with preterm birth. These include having…

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    used relate to my future as a counselor. Physical Development Physical Wellness involves maintaining the body at an optimum level of functioning. My body has never been at what would be considered optimum. I was born with Cerebral Palsy and diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at 18 months. I was diagnosed after my mom noticed that I was not hitting the physical markers for development.…

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