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What is Physical Therapy's main goal for the patient? (There are four answer, guess atleast one to get the point)
To help mobilize the patient.
Lower pain caused by incidents.
Lower strain on joints.
Reduce pain in soft tissue.
How does the brain communicate with muscles during recovery?
During recovery, the brain talks to muscles by sending electrical and chemical signals along nerve pathways to repair tissue and rebuild movement.
What is the most common pain or incident in a person that would require physical therapy?
Lower back pain.
What happens to a muscle if you do not use it for a long time?
When you do not use a muscle for a long time, it shrinks and loses strength through a process called muscle atrophy.
Can physical therapy replace surgery for some injuries?
Yes, physical therapy can successfully replace surgery for many musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
How does posture affect chronic back or neck pain?
Poor posture causes chronic back and neck pain by placing uneven, continuous pressure on the spine, overworking supporting muscles, and compressing spinal discs.
What kinds of training or education does a physical therapist need?
4 year college.
Complete licencing exam or course.
Or take prerequisites classes.
Do physical therapists only work with athletes, or are there other patients they help?
Other patients than just athletes need PT too.
Why is stretching important before and after exercise?
Stretching before exercise uses active movements to warm muscles and boost blood flow. Stretching after exercise uses held positions to lengthen tissues and aid recovery.
Is pain bad in physical therapy?
No, mild soreness or temporary discomfort is normal and expected during physical therapy.