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Retired Houston couple goes back to college to finish degrees

A retired couple is showing that perseverance pays off. They started their college educations years ago. Now, they're going back to school at LSC-Kingwood to ...

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OTA Class of 2005 Video, Part 1

Functional Active Range of Motion, Functional Manual Muscle, and Passive Range of Motion Tests conducted by students of the Occupational Therapy Program ...

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Stacee Sedor commented on 04 Sep 2014

I'm a COTA/L and am in my second year of work in school based and early intervention...just got my first and only kid added to my caseload who I need to do PROM with and it's been about 3 years since I was exposed to it so I came across your video looking for a refresher :-) it was uploaded on my birthday too- thanks so much! Hope you're all in the field being awesome :-) xoxo Much love & God bless

parcheka commented on 26 May 2010

Hallo! Really great work for someone but for there are some mistakes 1 When you show AROM pronation/supination actually she make internal/external rotation in shoulder 2 for last mmt the patient make not only internal rotation but and extension All the best and keep going !!!

Jeremy Winbush commented on 12 Mar 2012

I am an OTA student and we were taught that you don't apply resistance unless the patient is able to give you the full ROM? in the video during shoulder Flexion she didn't go the full range.

wildivyjewel commented on 26 Mar 2009

Thanks so much for this video class of 2005! This is going to be such a great study aid. Come back and see us and let us know how life is AFTER school. Robin W. OT Class of 2010

Jose Mauricio commented on 07 Dec 2014

Wonderful job, thank you very much for such a good video. It will help me to pass my practical exam and NBCOT examination.

Otisforme commented on 09 Feb 2012

(1:04) Bring them down wrist flexion ... bring them up "elbow"(???) flexion shouldn't it be wrist extension?

Annie Le commented on 28 Mar 2014

Excellent video! Really helped with functional ROM. Thank you!

wildivyjewel commented on 26 Mar 2009

Super study aid! Robin W. OT Class of 21010

tmroth81 commented on 01 Apr 2009

Awesome video. So helpful! Teresa R. 2010

gladys berner commented on 29 Mar 2009

Great video to practice with. Gladys G.

A Mefford commented on 03 May 2015

MMT like a boss! Great flow

georgeNconrad commented on 15 Mar 2011

I love these videos!!!

kcarol commented on 31 Mar 2009

FANTASTIC! kris p.

aidylallatta commented on 07 May 2010

great!!

Goniometry for the Upper Extremity, Part 1

Covering the shoulder, elbow and forearm. Brought to you by the Lone Star College-Kingwood Occupational Therapy Program, Class of 2009. //www.

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Anita Hamilton commented on 18 Jul 2012

Thanks for creating a great learning resource. I notice that most of the information is exactly as found in Radomsky & Trombly (6th edition). However I notice that you differ in the way that you measured Shoulder Horizontal Abduction and is the same as the Pedretti text. Which text did you refer to as I'd like to show this to my students for practice.

Valerie Lynne commented on 11 Jan 2015

Very helpful. This is exactly what I was looking for to review. I believe as professionals we already know that joints should be stabilized, movements should be done passively, etc etc. The information that was given in this video was outstanding and will be utilized along side of my own knowledge.

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Racheal Vita Bella commented on 30 Jul 2012

Hi Anita, I'm a student in this program now, and we are using the Physical Dysfunction Practice Skills for the Occupational Therapy Assistant, 2nd edition by Mary Beth Early. ISBN: 0323031889

querida1314 commented on 26 Mar 2010

good video. but for shoulder extension, subject's elbow should be flexed to prevent passive insufficiency of biceps brachii, which may in turn limit the ROM.