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    “OUCH, Charlie! I tore my PCL! I need a physical therapist!” Physical therapists (PTs) aid patients with injuries, and help with movement, pain, help things function again, and prevent disability (American 6). They also help rehabilitate, give treatment, and prevent chronic conditions, illnesses, or injuries (Bureau 2). They have to perform certain processes to aid the patient. This career has lots of positives including always helping others and relative ease in finding a job; but, it also has…

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    Sports Science Vs Exercise

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    trainer to working in a fitness center or working with professional athletes, Sports Medicine Clinics, being a Clinical Exercise Physiologist, Physical Therapist, these are only a few and there are many more. If your worried about the income that you will take in, Sports and Exercise Science, may vary upon what career field you choose. Pertaining to the education in a Health Science…

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    Exercise Psychology

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    an application of psychology to promote, maintain, enhance, and explain parts of exercise. Although there are technically two separate forms of exercise, physical activity and exercise. Physical activity is all bodily movements that cause physical exertion beyond what happens in everyday activities, while exercise is a form of leisure physical activity. Another important part to understanding exercise psychology is knowing that psychology is the mental processes for daily life while exercise…

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    time around physical therapy. Between having a younger sister who suffered from an inoperable brain tumor, to just being a downright clumsy child, my family has had plenty of experience in the healthcare field. When I was younger, physical therapy was my favorite place to go. I was allowed play games with my sister and do fun things such as playing “Follow the Leader” and “Simon Says”. What I did not realize at that time was all of the hard work that it takes to become a Doctor of Physical…

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    Within this marking period, we have learned many topics both in our health class and physical education class as well. For instance, I learned about the health triangle and how the triangle is the shape used to represent the components of total health. The three main components of health are physical, mental/emotional, and social. In order to have good total health, a person would need to balance their health triangle by paying attention to all three sides of the triangle. A positive outlook…

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    Physical therapists are specialists in evaluating and treating disorders of the human body by using physical means. They are legally and ethically responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating a physical therapy program. This responsibility often includes instructing patients, clients and their families and supervising physical therapist assistants, physical therapy aides, students, and other health care workers in carrying out an intervention program or its selected parts. The physical…

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    Physical Therapist Assistants Physical therapist assistants (PTAs) are health care providers who work as part of a team to provide physical therapy services under the supervision of licensed therapists. They assist individuals of all ages from young to old who have medical problems that deter them from performing their daily chores. They also teach patients how to exercise in order to enhance their strength and coordination. By use of treatment techniques, they examine individuals to relieve…

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    Physical therapy has been a developing health related practice that pertains to restoring and maintaining the best achievable range of movement. This rehab service is an partnership health profession that is made to recognize and treat health related issues that can or will limit someone’s ability to move or go through their day to day schedule. These issues can be an effect from variation of hereditary and obtained conditions such as physical injuries, cerebral palsy, and juvenile rheumatoid…

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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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    an expanded role. The following plan outlines how the Physical Therapy Director can support the overall goals of the hospital and support patients as they heal from injuries or illnesses. Ethical Standards The first area of concern is establishing a solid code of ethics. These are the core values that the Physical Therapy Department will build off to make sure patients are put first and the standard of care is consistent. The Physical Therapy (PT) Department will support the overall…

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