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    Internship Reflection

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    Kinesiology and Exercise Physiology prepared me for this opportunity. I would observe most of her evaluations for educational purposes and to translate for her because most of the patients were Hispanic. Throughout her evaluations, I saw that she would go beyond what was written on the prescription and treat other areas that may have caused the primary symptom. During my time of volunteering, Doctor Kimberly mostly dealt with patients with lower extremity complications specifically patients suffering

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    Physical therapist assistant (PTAs) provide physical therapy procedures under the supervision of a physical therapist, is the responsibility of the PTAs to keep a record of the patient’s responses to treatments and report it to the Physical Therapist. PTAs help patients of all ages to recover from injuries and illnesses to regain movement, relieve pain and prevent permanent physical disabilities. The treatment procedures that a PTA provide may include exercises, massages, training for activities

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    Reflection

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    Since my hire at Cleveland State University I have attempted to enhance my teaching and supervision of clinical instruction in two ways: 1) by improving my pedagogy, and 2) by enriching my own content knowledge by attending professional conferences and continuing education courses and through the process of maintaining or obtaining professional certifications. Summary of Activities Completed to Improve Pedagogy Through formal and informal endeavors, including mentoring from my colleagues, I have

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    As a Physical Therapist (PT), we are responsible for providing moral, legal and ethical care to patients. Each of which is may or may not correlate with each other as they are dictated by different entities. Legally, therapist must abide by both state and national laws that are put in place for all health care professionals, as well as, those specific to the field of Physical Therapy. Whereas, ethical responsibilities may be dictated by the professional organizations and society norms. While morals

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    A physical therapist assists patients in the rehabilitation of their body. They help the injured improve their movement and learn how to manage their pain. Physical Therapists in Salt Lake City Utah offer rehabilitation, treatment, and prevention of injuries in their patients. A physical therapist has the goal to rehabilitate you. Upon achieving this goal they will review the patient's medical history to help diagnose them. The Physical Therapists in Salt Lake City Utah will observe the patient's

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    Clinic.” A physical therapist who has been trained in NDT have complete advanced education and training that enables them to assess neuro-motor problems and help those individuals with those neuro-motor problems become as independent as possible. “This therapy uses guided or facilitated movements as a treatment strategy to ensure correlation of input from tactile, vestibular, and somatosensory receptors within the body.” “Neurodevelopmental Treatment.” Traction is used to help lower back and neck

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    Shannon Hill, MPT; Stephanie Hatch, MPT, ATC; Jun Yoon, ATC; Krista Sornborger, DPT. Each have a different specialty, but all work with a great number of patients throughout the day. Treating new patients, begins with an initial evaluation that will go over medical history, current problems, pain intensity, how it is impacting daily activities, and set goals with physical therapy. The therapist will use palpation to touch the area of pain and check for tenderness, swelling, tissue temperature, and

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    Growing up, I always wanted to do something in the medical field to help people. As a child, many of my extended family members were involved in the medical scene; whether they were ER nurses, doctors, or administrators, I heard all kinds of talk about what went on in the day to day lives of them and their patients. I loved hearing their stories of how they had been impacted by their patients or how they managed to help and brighten their patients’ day. The more and more I heard these stories

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    According to the American Physical Therapy Association, the scope of physical therapy includes the prevention or minimization of problems caused by conditions of the musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, cardiovascular, pulmonary, or integumentary systems (APTA, 2016). One of the less conventional physical therapy treatment options is hippotherapy, also called equine-assisted therapy. Hippotherapy, as defined by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International, is the use of the motion

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    Physical Therapy Careers

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    Chapter 14: Careers in Therapeutic Exercise The article that I chose was published by Mayo Clinic School of Health Science, the title of the article is “Physical Therapy”. The article informs the reader on the roles, goals, as well as the overall definition of a physical therapist. According to the article, “Physical therapists (PTs) work with patients who have impairments, limitations, disabilities, or changes in physical function and health status resulting from injury, disease or other causes

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