Clinical Simulations

Danny is a 47-year-old who experienced a hemorrhagic stroke and subsequent myocardial infarction. He received physical therapy services in a subacute rehabilitation facility for six months and has been discharged home. He was recently evaluated by a physical therapist. Danny, his niece Brittany, and a physical therapist are involved in this simulation. You are the physical therapy practitioner assigned to complete Danny's home-based physical therapy intervention today.

A goniometer is a clinical tool that measures the range of motion of joint angles in the body. This instrument provides objective measurements to help clinicians track the progress of their patients. You are the physical therapy practitioner assigned to complete this part-task trainer of taking goniometric measurements on the upper extremity.

A goniometer is a clinical tool that measures the range of motion of joint angles in the body. This instrument provides objective measurements to help clinicians track the progress of their patients. You are the physical therapy practitioner assigned to complete this part-task trainer of taking goniometric measurements on the lower extremity.

Rip is an 80-year-old with a one-year diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. He has experienced multiple falls with injury, including pelvic fracture. He was referred to physical therapy by his primary care physician and has been receiving physical therapy at an outpatient clinic. Rip has recently been reevaluated and you are the physical therapy practitioner assigned to provide Rip's intervention.

Rip is an 80-year-old with a one-year diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. He has experienced multiple falls with injury, including pelvic fracture. He was referred to physical therapy by his primary care physician and has been receiving physical therapy at an outpatient clinic. You are the physical therapist assigned to complete Rip's reevaluation today.