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What has the author Teresa M Glass written?
Teresa M. Glass has written: 'Exercises for pediatric burn therapy' -- subject(s): Burns and scalds, Burns and scalds in children, Occupational therapy for children, Patients, Physical therapy for children, Rehabilitation
Can Gerson therapy be dangerous?
The Gerson therapy is a powerful tool for detoxification, and can produce healing crises. Most patients suffer from nausea and fevers when the initial flush of toxins is released into the bloodstream.
Who should not have cymatic therapy?
Patients with cardiac pacemakers are advised to avoid this therapy.
What are the benefits of group therapy?
Group therapy is a special type of therapy in which the therapy session includes other patients in addition to the therapist. Some advantages include feedback, affirmation and encouragement from other patients with similar problems.
What is contact therapy?
Contact therapy is simply allowing someone to feel that you are there by simply touching them. Massage, holding hands, hugging... these are all short forms of contact therapy. It is usually used to help bring people around in comas, help dying patients feel secure in their last moments and is used widely in cooperation with medicine to help premature infants through the first critical hours of their lives.
How does Snoezelen therapy help Alzheimer's patients?
Snoezelen therapy has been found to reduce pain in Alzheimer's patients without the need for extra medication.
Who needs oxygen chamber therapy?
Divers with decompression illness, climbers in high altitude, patients suffering from severe carbon dioxide poisoning, and children or adults in acute respiratory distress may require oxygen chamber therapy.
Why is fire such a danger to oxygen therapy patients?
Fire can be dangerous for oxygen therapy patients because oxygen supports combustion, making fires burn faster and hotter in the presence of oxygen. This increases the risk of fires in oxygen-rich environments, and patients on oxygen therapy may have difficulty escaping or have compromised lung function that makes them more vulnerable to smoke inhalation.
Why ultrasound therapy is contraindicated in patients with cardiac pacemakers?
its not
What is an animal called that cheers up patients in Hospitals?
An animal that visits patients in hospitals, rehab centers or skilled nursing centers, or residents of nursing homes or children in schools is called a therapy animal.Therapy animals are not service animals. They are trained, tested, certified and insured with a therapy animal organization such as the Delta Society, Therapy Dogs International, or Therapy Dogs Inc. A person with a therapy animal must ask for and receive permission to enter any place that does not ordinarily permit pets to enter.
Who are the patients who should not undergo Electroconvulsive Therapy?
My daughter has a heart condition which is a supravalvular aortic stenosis due to the fact that she has Williams Syndrome. Would ect be dangerous based upon her heart condition?
Does implant therapy make people radioactive?
Patients receiving implant therapy do become temporarily radioactive
