Arm Bones: A Guide to Humerus, Radius, and Ulna Anatomy
The human arm has three bones — the humerus in the upper arm, and the radius and ulna in the forearm. The human arm, or
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Short wave diathermy/SWD: Uses, indications, contraindications
Short wave diathermy is an electromagnetic wave used to heat deeper tissues for therapeutic purposes. This treatment is often used for musculoskeletal pain, including frozen
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How to Become a Physiotherapist After 12th
How to become a physiotherapist after 12th? As health care science is growing, it is evolving toward a less painful way of treating a disease. Physiotherapy
Tibia Fibula Fracture Rehab Protocol: Physiotherapy Exercises Phase by Phase
After the leg fracture and plaster cast removal, the patient’s most important concern is when they will resume walking. For this, they have to follow
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Force, Gravity, and Center of Gravity: Mechanical Principles of Exercise Therapy | BPT Notes
This lesson is part of our full Exercise Therapy Video Lessons course for BPT 1st year, which covers mechanical principles, exercise therapy and massage, muscle
Hip Kinematics: Angle of Inclination, Declination & Joint Anatomy Explained
Learn hip kinematics with this simplified guide for physiotherapy students. Covers hip joint anatomy, neck-shaft angle (coxa valga & vara), angle of declination, femoral anteversion and retroversion — explained clearly with diagrams.
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Scapula Fracture: Types, Causes, and Treatment
In this post, we’ll talk about scapula fractures. Let’s take a closer look at a fractured scapula with the help of the diagram below. The
