Afleveringen
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Including the subjective and objective assessments with mnemonic
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Including clinical tests and inferences
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Joint mobilisation discussed together with common joint gliding guide
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The following episodes include practical informations that practicing physiotherapists and students can find useful when managing patients with musculoskeletal-related impairments
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Explains the considerations a PT should examine before requesting for any investigations whatsoever.
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Best Mnemonic for cardiopulmonary components and the link to respiratory failure. Also, I explained the different type of acute respiratory failure.
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Explains the indications for an EuCr Test by a Physiotherapist.
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What causes the change in Blood pressure during exercise?
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Physiotherapy rehabilitation is important before and after surgery.
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How important is it for PT to check the urine bag?
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What happens after Injury? What should be our focus as a PT?
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More mnemonics to assist with subjective and objective assessment.
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DVT, PE are a life threatening clinical incidences and possible complications for patients on admission. It is important for PTs to discover them early to prevent worsening of pt's case or even death
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A short Mnemonic for subjective assessment.
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I explained the difference between specific and non-specific LBP in terms of assessment and management
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Why do we have flaccidity immediately after an Upper motor neurone lesion? And why do we have an hypertonicity after instead of a normal tone?
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Insight into the difference between muscle stimulation, voluntary contraction, and resistance training. Also, I explained the need for synergistic facilitation rather than single muscle excitation.
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What is physical therapy all about? why do we learn so much?
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These include the cardiopulmonary, neurological, GIT, musculoskeletal, Urinary, and the Intergumentary system. These changes explain why a physiotherapy referral is important for all category of patients during their inpatient care
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