This course will first introduce you to physical therapy. You will study its history as well as learn the difference between a physical therapist and a physical therapy aide. This course will then discuss the impairments addressed by physical therapy which includes range of motion (ROM), strength, and balance. You will look into the career opportunities and skill sets required for a physical therapist as well as learn about the day to day work of a therapy aide.You will then look into the different medical terminology, body movements, and planes of motion as well as learn why you shouldn't use too many medical abbreviations. The course will discuss the general equipment used in physical therapy and teach you about orthotics. Finally, you will learn about the treatments of common medical disorders including range of motion disorders such as elbow ROM. Here, you will also study the different forms of treatment modalities such as ice massage.Creating a comfortable environment for patients recovering from injuries, along with providing vital physical therapy care, is exactly what patients need in order to regain movement and manage pain. This Introduction to Physical Therapy Aides course will give you a better understanding of the duties and responsibilities of a physical therapist aide. So, start the course now and learn how you can play a vital role in the care and treatment of patients requiring physical therapy.
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Free to study, and short.
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Certificates and diplomas are paid, and not widely recognised by employers.
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