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Introduction To Physiotherapy
What Are The Various Types of Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is a booming field in the healthcare sector and researches are still being conducted to explore the benefits of physiotherapy in new arenas....
Introduction To Physiotherapy
A Description of the Lung Capacities and Volumes
Lung Volumes or respiratory volumes are the volumes of gas in the lungs at a given time during the respiratory cycle. Whereas lung capacities...
Introduction To Physiotherapy
Physiotherapist Career: Advantages & Disadvantages
If you are someone who is considering to become an physiotherapist then this article will surely help you gain sight into the perks and...
Introduction To Physiotherapy
PHYSIOTHERAPY AS A CAREER – ALL THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Particularly, physiotherapy as a career to understand is a healthcare profession that aims at maximizing the physical potential of humans. So, it focuses on...
Introduction To Physiotherapy
A Brief Introduction To Psychology
The word Psychology is derived from two Greek words- ‘Psyche’- meaning soul and ‘Logos’- meaning study or Science. Therefore, the study of the soul is...
Introduction To Physiotherapy
What’s The Role Of Proteins In Human Body & Their Functions
The word protein is derived from the Greek word proteios which means holding the first place. Proteins are biomolecules that contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen,...
Introduction To Physiotherapy
Electrotherapy- Atom and Atomic Structure
Atom
An atom can be described as having a central nucleus surrounded by a cloud of electrons revolving in specific orbits.
The Nucleus Part of Atom
It...
Introduction To Physiotherapy
How Are Lipids defined, classified, and structured?
Fats are biomolecules containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen in simple lipids, however, in compound lipids they contain nitrogen and phosphorous in addition. In general,...