Physical Therapy Essays

During this semester, I am enrolled in multiple courses including Kinesiology 220 – Introduction to Athletic Injuries. This class is particularly fascinating as it concentrates on the management of sports-related injuries from various perspectives such as a physical therapist, coach, athlete, or athletic trainer. The curriculum covers the causes of injuries, such as acute incidents […]

This study examined the effects of piano-playing music therapy on the motor coordination of stroke patients using the MIDI-based analysis to measure finger coordination. Twenty participants were assigned to either a music therapy treatment group or a control group. Half-hour individual music therapy sessions comprising various piano-playing techniques were conducted three days per week for […]

The author argues that the approach to the duty of care in New Zealand, as seen in the decision in South Pacific Manufacturing Co Ltd v New Zealand Security Consultants and Investigations Ltd, is just as uncertain as the approach in Australia and Canada prior to recent decisions. Thus, the appellate courts of New Zealand […]

Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy affects people in different ways – some people experience minor motor skill problems, while others may be totally physically dependent. Messages from the brain can be distorted or mistimed causing increased muscle tension. Messages from the brain may also be mistimed, sent to the wrong muscle, or not sent at all. […]

In this movie Henry (Harrison Ford) is a hard-driven lawyer whose only aim in life seems to be his professional success. He is a tough and cold lawyer who walks over people and totally neglects his wife Sarah (Annette Benning) and teenage daughter Rachel (Mikki Allen). Although idolized by his boss and co-workers, he is […]

The purpose of this document is to explain the six essential components that can aid a supervisor in implementing their best strategy within the business domain. The application of optimal supervisory methodologies aligns with fundamental ethical principles in business. Supervisors are vital in overseeing the work of lower-ranking employees within an organization, especially in the […]

In accordance with Coughlan, Fullen, & McCarthy (2007), engagement in sports such as football augments the probability of experiencing injuries. It is the duty of regulatory bodies and all individuals involved in sports to mitigate this risk through the implementation of injury prevention and management measures. The lack of medical equipment and professionals in recreational […]

1 Case Study Mrs Green ( 20 Markss for general description ) Mrs. Green is a 55 twelvemonth old female who had a entire articulatio genus arthoplasty 3 yearss ago. The client is on 6 hourly observations. The last set of observation are: Temp 36. 5 ?C. RR 22. HR 110. BP 170/86mmHg and SpO2 […]

There are a large range of professionals who work with the school on a regular basis they will come in and work with the head and other staff when needed. There are many children in schools today with learning, physical and behavioural difficulties. The educational psychologists provide advice and support for schools/parents of children with […]

According to the Institute on Rehabilitation Issues (1999), vocational rehabilitation counseling aims to empower individuals with disabilities. It acknowledges that changes in working conditions affect all workers, including those with disabilities, and these changes can impact various aspects of their lives such as roles, settings, and events. Consequently, effective vocational rehabilitation counseling is vital in […]

My educational and life aspirations would better be described as plans, rather than g oils. I concede that they are ultimately goals, but I have mapped out every step in achieving them and can foresee no reason why they will not become reality. My major is pre- physical therapy. I have been interested in becoming […]

Clinical Pilates is a rehabilitation technique that offers an alternative approach for healing various injuries and impairments, including orthopedic and neurological impairments, postpartum women, chronic pain, arthritis, and other physically impaired disorders or diseases (Owsley). Rather than relying solely on traditional methods such as rest, ice, casts, and pain medication, clinical Pilates provides a fascinating […]

The purpose of this literature review is to examine the various therapeutic intervention strategies being administered to adults and children with perceptual, spatial, gross, and fine motor proficient disabilities. Additionally, the review aims to identify the approaches that have been effective in the rehabilitation process for adults with perceptual dysfunction secondary to brain injury. Occupational […]

Effects of Physical Exercise on Cancer According to the research conducted by international agency, obesity and sedentary lifestyles are the most common causes of cancer today. However, with improvement on detection and cancer treatment, patients are now assured of long lifespan. Significantly, physical exercise is the most cancer preventative strategy because it adds into the […]

On a cold and misty night, during a trade journey that was going smoothly, a sudden storm blew the ship off course and left them lost at sea. Despite their misfortune, Captain Blewit ordered Johnny to take the lookout position while they navigated the murky waters. Although exhausted from anxiety, Johnny climbed up the mast […]

How would you like to be put on a cold metal tray and have your body invaded taking out your blood and filling you with fluids to preserve your organs, all while your family has no idea about it? This is the issue Jessica Mitford brings to the table in “Behind The Formaldehyde Curtain. ” […]

At the start of Cold Mountain, both main characters are depicted as being isolated. In the military hospital, Inman is surrounded by people, yet there is little interaction or conversation, and Frazier quickly reveals how disconnected Inman truly feels. The opening pages of the book concentrate solely on Inman’s inner thoughts and feelings, with the […]

Throughout the course of the play, we see Mrs Birling’s attitude in many ways, however she remains a cold woman, the main reason that she is so dislikeable. She has many unusual qualities, which show the way in which she has been brought up, in a way in which she considers normal for anyone of […]

I am writing an essay about a novel written by Robert Swindells called ‘Stone Cold’. It is about a young teenage boy,called Link, who is forced out of his home and then has to live on the streets when his mother meets a new but evil partner, called Vince. Link tries his hardest when he […]

The mother explains to the child that they will receive medicine, which is usually antibiotics. However, the child’s illness is probably caused by a viral infection like a cold or flu rather than a bacterial infection. Antibiotics are meant for bacterial infections such as strep throat, pneumonia, whooping cough, and acne. Misusing and overusing antibiotics […]

Development of the Cold War, in the five years between 1945 and 1950, could be argued as taking place for a number of reasons and due to various individuals. It could be easy to simply site Stalin as the main reason responsible for it’s outbreak and growth, clear through his approach on communist expansion, use […]