Exercises that people do while at therapy
Terms and Definitions in the rehabilitation and therapy field
Settings that people work in
people that help patients
Types of patients that receive rehabilitation and therapy
100

both feet got a little wide and then with your upper body go up and down with your knees bending 

squats


100

use with water 

Hydrotherapy

100

work in healthcare facilities, such as physicians' offices, audiology clinics, and hospitals 

Audiologist 

100

Teach patients how to ambulate with crutches, canes, and walkers (gait training)

Pta

100

hand pain

arthritis

200

Lie on your back with your knees bent. Tighten the muscles in your stomach. Raise your hips off the floor until they line up with your knees and shoulders

Bridges

200

use with laser 

laser or light therapy

200

work in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and rehabilitation facilities

Speech Language Pathologist

200

Measure strength, ROM, balance, & coordination, muscle performance, & motor function

DPT

200

eyes pain

Laser/Light Therapy

300

Stand with your feet about 10 centimetres apart, with your hands lightly resting on a counter or chair in front of you. Slowly raise your heels off the floor while keeping your knees straight.

heel lifts

300

use on people body and sticks on them 

Kinesiology Taping

300

work at hospitals, nursing homes, parks and recreation departments, community health centers, school districts, adult care programs, substance abuse centers, and correctional facilities. 

Recreational Therapist

300

Help patients with rehabilitative activities outlined in their treatment plans

OTA

300

Cancer

Laser/Light Therapy

400

Lie on your side, using a pillow for head support.Stack your hips and knees on top of each other while bending your knees toward your chest.Keeping your feet together, lift your top knee toward the ceiling as high as you feel comfortable without rotating your low back.


clamshells

400

use on hands 

Iontophoresis

400

work in physical, occupational, or speech therapists' offices

Occupational Therapy Assistant

400

Help pts develop, recover, maintain, or improve their ability to perform tasks (ADLs) & in their

OT

400

muscle weakness

  • Electrostimulation Therapy (TENS)

500

Hinge at the hips and lean your torso slightly forward. Then bend your elbows and clasp hands in front of you. (This will help with balance.) Now, push through the foot on the step, straightening your knee and lifting your other foot off the floor

Side step

500

use on muscles 

Electrostimulation Therapy

500

work in offices or in hospitals 

Physical Therapy Aide

500

Teach alternative communication methods 

SLP

500

muscle healing and weight loss

Cryotherapy/Thermotherapy

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