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...history and physical examination are important. The history should include questions about the mother's health, including substance use and infections, and any ...upational therapy, physical therapy , and speech therapy are often used to help children with microcephaly reach their full potential. Treatment for microc

...ment. This can be accomplished by asking the patient a series of standard questions:

...ossibility of bias within the literature chosen increases, thereby raising questions as to the validity of this conclusion. This is not in agreement with a revi

...ed evidence to showcase the same and research are less in this area, which questions the actual implementation of the patient safety curriculum in [[Physiothera

...unable to link the fully perceived visual stimulus to prior experience to help them recognize the stimulus. It is usually associated with damage to the bi * Ask questions about symptoms and general health, ask patient to identify some common obje

...most of the literature, the process is not even mentioned. There are many questions that need to be answered such as: Do you perform MI in a dark room? Does so ...ament may not provide much benefit. Mental imagery is a technique that can help athletes improve their performance but just like all other skills it requir

...f name=":2" /> Peterson et al.<ref name=":2" /> suggest that the following questions are considered during a gait assessment in individuals with cerebral palsy: * stepping stones triple P (to help with behaviour)

<ref>John Hopkins Medicine. Trigeminal Neuralgia: Frequently Asked Questions. Available from:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDaMsJz8Rp4 [last accessed

...ing another person present has both advantages and disadvantages. They can help with the assessment and reduce some safety risks (ie provide balance suppor ...ion. Thus, it is important to consider if another person can be present to help with the tests (eg a local GP). Similarly, it may be necessary to refer pat

...althcare providers' ability to comfortably and professionally ask in-depth questions about a patient's sexual activity can be vital in providing appropriate pel ..., the physical therapist discusses how assessment of pelvic floor tone can help determine treatments for ED.

...ildren engage in the cycle of doing, learning and practising can, however, help them to achieve writing and sport readiness:<ref name=":0" /> * Be prepared for more teaching and more practice to help a child master a skill

Physiotherapists are trained professionals who, on a daily basis, help clients deal with pain and movement dysfunction.  As the profession has mo ...with the World Health Organisation recognising the need for strategies to help those suffering from various forms of stress. <ref name=":2">WHO guidelines

...al:''' often manifest as a refusal to engage in discussion or to ask basic questions about the planned procedure. A minority of amputees experience denial in re ...an take the form of hostility, excessive self-assertion (e.g., by refusing help that is needed), recognition seeking, manipulation, or obsessiveness (e.g.,

...nosis|diaphragm]] and [[Muscles of Respiration|external intercostals]], to help elevate the ribs and sternum, with a [[Biomechanics of the Thorax|‘bucket The use of open questions should be predominantly used to ensure these collaborative goals are met, a

...goals were developed, and evidence-based interventions were implemented to help the patient meet these goals and maintain participation in meaningful activ ...ow an individual may present with CMT and how physiotherapy can be used to help manage the condition. It is important to note that symptoms and severity ca

...that everyone in the clinic follow the same steps. Consider the following questions when developing your process: <ref name=":2">WebPT. [https://get.webpt.com/

...tewart 2014">Stewart M. The road to pain reconceptualisation: Do metaphors help or hinder the journey?. Pain and Rehabilitation-the Journal of Physiotherap ...tients are sometimes dissatisfied with the overall level of understanding, help and information that is given to them by healthcare professionals<ref name=

...statistics. https://www.learningdisabilities.org.uk/learning-disabilities/help-information/learning-disability-statistics-/187687- (accessed 7 September 2 ...ral population will receive, however, a different approach can be taken to help support the individual as well as ensuring their needs are being met.<ref n

...ise program to recover joint function. An occupational therapy consult can help the patient manage daily living activities. The pharmacist should educate t ...amin D Deficiency|vitamin D]], cod liver oil, and multivitamins. These may help eg reduce joint inflammation, improve bone health. It is recommended to con

...ent improvements in function and quality of life that can be made with the help of physiotherapy and an inter-professional team. One challenge we met when ...to her family. Lastly, Marie is hoping that physiotherapy will be able to help her manage her levels of pain and fatigue so that she is able to get back t