Fracture of Both Bones of the Forearm
In this article, we’ll discuss fractures of both bones of the forearm. Before we proceed, let me give you a brief overview. Our forearm consists
Levers and pulleys in physiotherapy simplified
Learn about levers and pulleys as simple machines, with clear explanations of the three classes of levers in the human body, mechanical advantage, and fixed vs movable pulleys. Ideal for physiotherapy and biomechanics students.
Anterior vs posterior pelvic tilt simplified
Our pelvic bone is perfectly balanced over the hip joint. It is due to perfect coordination between the muscles around the lumbar. When there is
Knee Pain Exercises for Seniors: 7 Easy Arthritis Relief Moves (60+)
This video features Dr. Sunit, a physiotherapist, providing 7 simple, effective exercises to help seniors (60+) manage knee pain and improve mobility at home. He
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Passive Movement in Physiotherapy: Definition, Principles, Effects & Uses
Learn what passive movement is in physiotherapy, its classification, key principles of relaxed passive movement, and clinical effects & uses for patients with weakness, stiffness or oedema.
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Resistance Exercise
In this post we will learn about resistance exercise in physiotherapy. We know there are two types of movement: broadly active and passive. The resisted
Vertigo is manageable with these exercises
Vertigo comes with a feeling as if the entire room suddenly starts spinning around you. Out of all vertigos, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is
