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The plan used to achieve therapeutic goals. It outlines the agreed objectives; the frequency, duration and number of visits, progress measurements; and massage methods to be used. |
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Any condition that renders a articular treatment improper or undesirable. |
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All the information available that contributes to therapeutic interaction. |
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A therapeutic application that promotes health or assists in a healing process. |
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Criteria that indicates when the goal is achieved. |
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Goals measured in terms of objective criteria, such as time, frequency, 1-10 scale, measurable increase or decrease in the ability to perform an activity, or measurable increase or decrease in a sensation, such as relaxation or pain. |
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Has 4 parts:
Subjective Data: The patient's expression of their condition, pain, complaints, reactions, and so forth.
Objective Data: the physical examination findings, results of tests, laboratory findings, observations, and the treatments used.
Assessment:(think of this as an analysis) the health care professional; evaluation of the situation, which is based on both the subjective and objective information.
Plan: details of the course of treatment chosen. |
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Bending that reduces the angle of a join. |
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Straightening or stretching that increases the angle of a joint. |
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Movement away from the midline. |
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Movement toward the midline |
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Turning the palm downward. |
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Turning of the palm upward (you can hold a bowl of soup in a supined hand). |
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Turning of the sole of the foot away from the midline (when you evert your foot, you move your little toe toward your ear). |
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Turning the sole of the foot inward. |
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