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    always been interested in Physical Therapy ever since I had surgery on my elbow and had to go through it. I just like the fact that I will be helping get someone back to the way they use to be before their surgery or possibly even better. I know I had a much better range of motion in my elbow after Physical Therapy than I did prior to my surgery. I enjoy interacting with patients and getting to know them on a personal level. I feel like this is a big part of being a Physical Therapist. You not…

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    Don’t mess with a physical therapist they get paid to hurt people. When a physical therapist say they are going to massage a muscle, it may not feel like the nice relaxing massage people get at the spa. Massage performed in therapy is to decrease tightness and tone and to improve tissue mobility of a specific muscle that may be very inflamed or the source of joint pain. (Liz Hoobchaak¬) The field of physical therapy requires a therapist to be considerate and understanding of a person’s limits.…

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    seeing a total of forty-five patients a week. Mr. Lengel has specialized in post-concussion therapy, and spinal care. He works with a fellow physical therapists Dr. Carrie Kaiser. Dr. Kaiser specializes in lymphedema, and balance. They see a wide range of injuries including their specialties, and general physical therapy. General physical therapy includes examination, and developing a treatment plan to reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability. 2. What do you enjoy most and least…

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    To become a physical therapist it requires years of education in the fields of Anatomy which is the study of the structure and the shape of the body and the relationship between body parts, the field of Kinesiology which is the study of bodily movements, the field of physical fitness which is the general state of health and wellbeing but mainly the ability to perform aspects of sports and certain occupations, and the last field that one would have to take to become a physical therapist is…

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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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    a mental health professional for a social and mental exam to more completely assess the child’s mental health status. It would also be important to assess the daughter for sexual abuse as well. A trained doctor would need to do a complete physical examination if sexual abuse were suspected. Areas he/she may examine closely would be the mouth, throat, anus, and vagina. If enough evidence were present, the doctor may also order labs to check for sexually transmitted diseases. If there is a…

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    Physical therapy is an involving health related practice that involves restoring and maintaining the highest achievable psychology functionality of an individual. This is designed to diagnose and treat health related issues that limit or will limit an individuals ability to move or go about their daily life. Physical Therapist also has an okay pay and benefits. This career requires you to have a higher education as well. There are also different types of physical therapist all over the world.…

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    and littler midsection perimeters than their non-part peers. Prior to their examination, Lee and his co-creators speculated that exercise center individuals might be more stationary in their time outside the rec center than non-individuals. He says, "We thought perhaps they'd be more drained, or be fulfilled they'd done what's needed for the day," . Yet, they didn't find that to be the situation, either. "Physical movement outside of the rec center was the same for both gatherings," he says,…

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    Physical Therapy: The Path to a Growing Field Physical therapy is an occupation that has progressively grown over time and is continually growing larger and larger in the United States. In fact, by 2022, it is estimated to grow at least thirty-six percent. On average, employees with this occupation make around 79,860 dollars per year. The job of a physical therapist is to help injured or ill individuals improve movement and manage pain. People who provide physical therapy play a crucial role in…

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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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