Nice explanation sir😇 Only a doubt comes in my mind that how can we explain the minimal and maximal resistance which we have to applied on the patient. As every therapist have their individual amount of resistance. Is there any quantitative measure or is it totally depends on individual therapist ?
Hi, that’s a valid and common question everyone gets. To determine minimal and maximal resistance first we always check for MMT on unaffected side to measure patients strength , on base of which we apply minimum or maximal resistance on the affected side. And if both the sides are affected we measure the strength on the same age , height and weight person to get idea about minimum or maximum strength. Hope this solves your doubt.
@@Physiotrendz2990 Okay sir. Or can it be like that we use 2 fingers for mininal and whole hand for maximal..? Or we have to use hand in all. But, thank you so much sir for above explanation. It solve my doubt to the max. 😇🙏🏻
my question is, when writing a goal ,how do you quantify grading ? Some PTs will write " Increase strength by 1/2 , 1/3 or 1/4 of a grade ,which is correct ?
thanks for the video but the ending part where you are explaining the scale you mention only once 1 and only once 5 and three time 2 it's very all over the place could you write down what 0 1 and -1 are 2 and -2 and so on thank-you so much
Thank u sir😊
You are welcome 🙏🏻, keep sharing 😄🙌🏻
@@Physiotrendz2990 ok sir 👍
Nice explanation sir😇
Only a doubt comes in my mind that how can we explain the minimal and maximal resistance which we have to applied on the patient. As every therapist have their individual amount of resistance. Is there any quantitative measure or is it totally depends on individual therapist ?
Hi, that’s a valid and common question everyone gets. To determine minimal and maximal resistance first we always check for MMT on unaffected side to measure patients strength , on base of which we apply minimum or maximal resistance on the affected side. And if both the sides are affected we measure the strength on the same age , height and weight person to get idea about minimum or maximum strength.
Hope this solves your doubt.
@@Physiotrendz2990 Okay sir. Or can it be like that we use 2 fingers for mininal and whole hand for maximal..? Or we have to use hand in all.
But, thank you so much sir for above explanation. It solve my doubt to the max. 😇🙏🏻
my question is, when writing a goal ,how do you quantify grading ? Some PTs will write " Increase strength by 1/2 , 1/3 or 1/4 of a grade ,which is correct ?
That you determine while assessing patient. And decide functional goals for the treatment.
Very helpful for me thanks sir❤
😄🙌🏻welcome. Keep sharing
thanks for the video but the ending part where you are explaining the scale you mention only once 1 and only once 5 and three time 2 it's very all over the place could you write down what 0 1 and -1 are 2 and -2 and so on thank-you so much
I will mention in description 🙌🏻. Thanks for connecting. Keep sharing and commenting
Very good👍 video sir make video on plantar fascilities, best treatment plant for physiotherapy student
Thankyou for connecting , sure will plan something about plantar fasciitis .
Can you please say that the book in which the grading says
kendal or daniel
thank you sir you help me a lot you told me in live you'll upload DTR video shortly so pls sir upload it
I really am sorry for not uploading it so far. Occupied with so much other work but will do it. Thanks for connecting
Excellent
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