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This was a really nice video. The only issue is that I was starting to feel really relaxed, and then an ad would pop up. If you're going to use those, please put them at the beginning and not dispersed throughout the video.
I bet you wont answer my question, how many hours a day average is OTD school at a college, actually sitting in class, is it 9-3pm 10-4pm when does class let out, your nest guess, please don't say we'll it depends on the school, your best guess.
Maybe you should do a "regulation" video. I haven't seen you make one and it would be nice to have a general review of laws and regulations related to the NBCOT, schools, peds, maybe other areas ADA, etc
Good evening sir, keep up your good works, my name is Baron from Bayelsa state of Nigeria, am OTA what are the specific works of OT in orthopedic clinic? Please 🙏 sir do not ignore.
i have done my 16 years of education in Msc. APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY. I have completed my Advance diploma in clinical psychology which is about 1.5 year. i have done occupational therapy courses from udemy. is it necessary to do bachelors degree in ot. if i done masters in ot can i practice? please give me answer
Quick question about CRPS! You said big contraindication is no passive range of motion but then as one of the treatment option is continuous passive motion. Can you explain why we would use the CPM machine?
At just after 4 minutes, Jeff makes a comment about the progression of rehab starting in lower extremity and then moving up to upper extremity. Is there a resource for this? I have been practicing this clinically for years, but I do not remember it being explicitly noted in my formal education. Thanks
Title is a bit inaccurate as you are teaching how to help a patient get out of bed. Would appreciate a video on how to help a stroke patient to sit up in bed as in for eating without a hospital bed.
How can you feel confident that the pt is independent vs. supervision? I find it difficult to distinguish if a pt would be unsafe without me there if i am not providing physical assistance.
Excellent video. I am an OT in Australia and I have a client who can't discriminate L and R. They are currently learning how to drive and will frequently miss the left hand turn. I will be seeing them today. This will give me a bench mark.
How would you use some of this terminology during OT documentation? Are OTs able to document that "the patient has agnosia" or, "the patient is showing signs of agnosia"? Or IS experiencing hallucinations or MAY be experiencing hallucinations? I guess my question is: what ultimately goes into diagnosing patients with the terminology used in this video? And what are OTs able to document and NOT able to document? (Also, I guess terms like delirium, dysthymia, etc. have specific diagnosis criteria so in that case diagnosing falls outside of our realm and we can document something like the patient may be exhibiting symptoms of these disorders or OTs can report their suspicions during team meetings) I apologize for the long winded question! Btw I love your videos and I learn a lot from them <3 Thank you so much!
Could you please explain your rationale regarding transferring toward the weaker side in this case? I typically would assist patients with transferring toward their strong side.
This is wild. I’ve been a nurse for four years and got my masters and never heard of this until I got a patient with her skull buried in her stomach 🤯 it was hard to believe
I thought that Topical group is about discussing specific activities, and it has two types, Concurrent and Anticipatory. Is it not? Btw this video helps alot. Appreciate your help
wow very interesting. I use Motus Nova @MotusNova to help my stroke wrist stay flexible and to help me increase my strength in my wrist. It's been very helpful to me. I Haven't really seen anything else out there like it..
Lol. In the UK its prescribed to folks who have covid and are at high risk of serious illness, so its ridiculous to complain about covid mouth, they should grow up and be glad the drug is available to them!. Lo!
im a little lost, you stated that brown sequard for motor and touch is ipsilateral loss, but on your chart you have contralateral but state ipsilateral. can you clear that up. unless i misunderstood in the video. or is it both for touch and proprioception ( contralateral and ipsilateral.
