Physioterapy grupo 5
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This document outlines different areas of physiotherapy including dental, trauma, oncological, obstetric/gynecological, cardiovascular, mental health, rheumatological, neurological, pediatric, geriatric, and plastic/aesthetic physiotherapy. For each area, it provides brief descriptions of assessment techniques and treatment approaches used in physiotherapy for that specific area.
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Trabajo de ingles pediatria
Pediatrics is the medical specialty that studies children and their health from birth through adolescence. It considers both healthy development and treatment of diseases in children. The field is divided into periods from neonatal to adolescent. There are several specialized areas within pediatrics, including pediatric dentistry and adolescent mental health.
Oncology
Oncology is the study and treatment of cancer. It involves diagnosing cancer through medical history, tests, and biopsies. Therapies include surgery to remove tumors, chemotherapy and radiation to treat cancer directly, and hormone or monoclonal antibody treatments. Palliative care aims to relieve symptoms for terminal patients and improve quality of life. Ethical issues around communicating with patients and clinical trials must also be considered. Research continues across all areas of cancer treatment and care.
Pediatric surgery i
Pediatric surgery involves the surgery of fetuses, infants, children, adolescents, and young adults. It became a subspecialty of surgery in the 20th century focusing on the surgical care of birth defects. Subspecialties include neonatal surgery and fetal surgery. Surgery treats pediatric diseases like vascular disorders, otolaryngology diseases, rhinosinusitis, urology diseases, and more. Organ transplants are also common but donor availability is limited.
Psychiatry
The document discusses several topics in psychology and psychiatry. It covers the study of mental disorders in children, adolescents and families. It also discusses genetic, psychosocial, demographic and other factors related to mental health. Some specific areas mentioned include psychopathology, psychopharmacology, forensic psychiatry, transcultural psychiatry and more. The document provides definitions and descriptions of concepts across various domains of psychology and psychiatry.
Gastrointestinal surgery
The document discusses several common gastrointestinal procedures and conditions:
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Cirugia cardiovascular ingles
Cardiovascular surgery is a medical specialty that uses surgical techniques to treat cardiac pathologies that cannot be addressed with drugs or minor procedures. The goal is typically to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life, rather than achieve a complete resolution, through techniques like bypass surgery and heart valve repair/replacement. Bypass surgery involves using veins or arteries to create a vascular bridge around a blocked artery and restore blood flow. Valve surgery repairs or replaces diseased valves to improve blood flow through the heart. Heart transplantation may be recommended to treat severe angina, heart failure, congenital heart defects, or potentially fatal heart rhythm issues, but is not advised for patients over 60, with certain medical issues, or who smoke or use drugs.
Cirugia cardiovascular ingles
Cardiovascular surgery is a medical specialty that uses surgical techniques to treat cardiac pathologies that cannot be addressed with drugs or minor procedures. The goal is typically to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life, rather than provide a complete resolution, through techniques like bypass surgery and heart valve repair/replacement. Bypass surgery involves using veins or arteries to create a vascular bridge around a blocked artery and restore blood flow. Valve surgery repairs or replaces diseased valves to improve blood flow through the heart. Heart transplantation may be recommended to treat severe angina, heart failure, congenital heart defects, or potentially fatal heart rhythm issues, but is not advised for patients over age 60 or with certain comorbidities.
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Plastic surgery aims to reconstruct the human body by surgically correcting deformities and restoring normal function and anatomy. Reconstructive plastic surgery repairs damage caused by diseases, injuries, or other conditions like cancer or burns. It addresses various parts of the body like the craniofacial skeleton, breasts, and hands. Cosmetic plastic surgery techniques were developed from reconstructive procedures originally used in wartime and are now applied for aesthetic purposes. Common cosmetic procedures include breast augmentation/reduction, facelifts, and liposuction.
Reflexologia , aromaterapia y crioterapia
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Diapositivas del sexto trabajo de ingles
Neuropsychology studies the effects of injury or damage to the central nervous system on cognitive, psychological, and behavioral functions. It examines conditions like head injuries, strokes, tumors, and neurodegenerative diseases. Neuropsychology aims to evaluate the psychological and behavioral impacts of brain damage and relate them to affected anatomical areas and cognitive abilities in order to design effective rehabilitation programs.
Gastrointestinal surgery
Gastrointestinal surgery procedures involve cutting and suturing of the abdominal cavity tissues including the digestive tract, attached glands, fascia, peritoneum, muscle and skin. Common issues addressed include gastrointestinal bleeding, peptic ulcer disease, delayed gastric emptying, gastric cancer and acute appendicitis. Surgical techniques such as vagotomy, antrectomy, gastrectomy and appendectomy are used to treat these conditions. Post-operative care and dietary changes are important for recovery.
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- 1. “PEDRO RUIZ GALLO” NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HUMAN MEDICINE FACULTAD MEDICAL ENGLISH CALLIRGOS LOZADA CLAUDIA CARRANZA TORRES YESIKA HUAMAN SEMINARIO YASMINA PALACIOS APAESTEGUI ALEBERTO PEREZ PÈREZ SANDRA ZAMORA TALAVERANO EVA
- 3. DENTAL PHYSIOTHERAPY OPENING AND CLOSING THE JAW. .PALPATION OF CONDYLES .POSTURAL RELATIONSHIP PALPATION OF THE MUSCLES
- 4. TRAUMA PHYSIOTHERAPYTRAUMA PHYSIOTHERAPY •PAIN RELIEF. •REDUCING INFLAMMATION. •REGAIN MOBILITY. MASSAGE PHYSIOTHERAPY ELECTROTHERAPY ULTRASONOTHERAPY
- 5. ONCOLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY PERSONALIZED THERAPYPERSONALIZED THERAPY LYMPHATIC MASSAGE MONITOR AND IMPROVE POSTURE IMPROVE GAIN AND MUSCLE FUNCTION.
- 6. OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGICAL PHYSICAL THERAPY MASSAGE OF THE MOTHER AND THE BABY PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL PREPARATION FOR CHILDBIRTH TREATMENT OF EDEMA IN LEGS
- 7. CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY INDICATORS TO CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAMINDICATORS TO CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAMINDICATORS TO CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAMINDICATORS TO CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM After stabilization of a heart bypass surgery. Stable angina. After stabilization of myocardial infarction. After cardiac transplantation or other organ
- 8. HYSIOTHERAPY IN MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHIATRY Who is it for? People who have developed mental or emotional disorders and as a result have difficulty functioning in three or more basic aspects of daily life: personal hygiene and self care, autonomy, interpersonal relationships, learning and leisure which reduces or prevents development of economic independence. TO CONTROL FOR GROOMING AND PERSONAL
- 9. RHEUMATOLOGICAL PHYSI OTHERAPY •Electrical stimulation: Helps prevent disuse muscle atrophy and muscle spasticity. The techniques used in physical therapy : Heat: Produce temporary relief of inflammatory and traumaticacute and mild. •Cold: Allows you to control muscle spasm, traumatic pain, acutelow back pain and inflammation.
- 10. NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY THAT PART OF PHYSICAL THERAPY THAT FOCUSES ON THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS. should be based on two pillars: Inhibition and facilitation: •Inhibition, abnormal reflexes controlling those patterns. •To facilitate, enable and assist the patient to use correct movement patterns.
- 11. PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY IS THE DISCIPLINE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TO TREAT PATHOLOGIES THAT OCCUR IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN, BOTH CONGENITAL AND ACQUIRED, ASSOCIATED WITH NEUROLOGICAL, ORTHOPEDIC, RESPIRATORY, CIRCULATORY
- 12. GERIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY Physiotherapy Gives Life To Years. AimPhysiotherapy Gives Life To Years. Aim To Maintain The Quality Of Life, RelievingTo Maintain The Quality Of Life, Relieving Pain, Improving Or Maintaining ThePain, Improving Or Maintaining The Physical, Which Will Result In Benefits InPhysical, Which Will Result In Benefits In The Capacity For Autonomy In Activities OThe Capacity For Autonomy In Activities O Daily Living.Daily Living. Geriatric Rehabilitation Is An EffectiveGeriatric Rehabilitation Is An Effective Mechanism To Compensate Within LimitsMechanism To Compensate Within Limits The Consequences Of InactionThe Consequences Of Inaction Seniors For Each Be The Same As You WantSeniors For Each Be The Same As You Want To Do It.To Do It. If We Resign Ourselves To Make It AIf We Resign Ourselves To Make It A Regressive Phase Of InvolutionRegressive Phase Of Involution
- 13. PLASTIC AND ESTHETIC PHYSIOTHERAPY