Diabetes that has its onset during pregnancy is called
Dwarfism is the abnormal underdevelopment of the body, or hy…
Dwarfism is the abnormal underdevelopment of the body, or hypopituitarism, occurring in children.
A defect in the _____ results in difficulty in visual detect…
A defect in the _____ results in difficulty in visual detection of color and fine detail.
Dwarfism is the abnormal underdevelopment of the body, or hy…
Dwarfism is the abnormal underdevelopment of the body, or hypopituitarism, occurring in children.
Type 2 diabetes
Type 2 diabetes
Dysfunction of the endocrine system results in decreased or…
Dysfunction of the endocrine system results in decreased or increased secretion of hormones.
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the plai…
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the plain film radiograph pictured?
A physical therapist is providing treatment to a sanitation…
A physical therapist is providing treatment to a sanitation worker that had initially presented with low back pain that radiated to their foot. The patient reports no lower extremity pain and 1/10 low back pain at worst. They’re goal is to return to working without restriction. One of their job requirements is to be able to lift a 60 pound object from the ground without assistance. Which of the following exercises would be BEST during this stage of rehabilitation to help this patient achieve their goal?
A 50 year-old construction worker presents to physical thera…
A 50 year-old construction worker presents to physical therapy via Direct Access with reports of central lower back pain of 1 week duration. Symptoms began after moving a heavy wheelbarrow at work. The patient denies pain or paresthesias in their lower extremities, and their lower quarter screen is unremarkable. Active range of motion assessment reveals decreased flexion, left rotation, and right lateral flexion. All other motions are full. Based on the information provided, which intervention would be BEST for this patient?
A patient presents with decreased push off during gait, hypo…
A patient presents with decreased push off during gait, hypoflexia of the Achilles deep tendon reflex, and decreased sensation to light touch over the plantar aspect of their heel. Based upon these findings, what disc lesion would be MOST PROBABLE?