Anatomy - bones

Good morning!

I ended in last post discussing about human muscles, so now it's time to begin talking about bones, isn't it?

Bones are important - they are make our skeleton, but in physioteraphy the most important systems are muscular system, nervous system and lymphatic system. 

After all, today I'm gonna intoduce you bones system.

Take a look!

Today is 24th December, so I wish you beautiful, happy day.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Anatomy 2

Hi.

In last post I said, that today I'm going to talk about bones, but I forgot, that at first I should end talking about human muscles!
I showed you an anatomy of legs and arms, so now catch something about trunk.

Here you are back building:

And chest building:

Enjoy!

Anatomy

Hello!

Yesteryday I was talking with my aunt and she gave me leafs with human anatomy. I know, that anatomy is the most important knowledge in physioteraphy, so now I have to learn it - of course, I wouldn't learn everything now, just things, which I have to know at the moment. Structures of limbs, I mean.










Today I'm showing you only muscles, but in the next post I'm going to adjoin something about bones.



On this step I don't really care about names. The most important point is knowledge, how looks muscles system.

See you on Monday!

PS. On next Sunday, my physioteraphist's going to give me leafs with horse anatomy. I will put forward it, when I end talking about human anatomy.

Types of physioteraphy

Hey again,

Today I want to introduce types od physioteraphy.

Physioteraphy is split for manual physioteraphy and this with exctracting fixings. 

Manual physioteraphy

Here we are all kinds of massages, rehabilitations, eliminating myalgias (pain of muscles), reparing malfunctions and other things like these. 

Physioteraphy with fixings

Physioteraphist use also fixings, for example lasers, facilities for oscillation or facilities for ultrasounds. Each has another action, and physioteraphist has to know how to use particular facilities. Otherwise, he/she can make a irreperable damages.

Today's post wasn't long, but it was only short introduce ;)

Hey there!

Hey there,
My name is Ida and here I want to write about things, which I have learned for my future job. Physioteraphy, I mean.
I have wanted to be physioteraphist for a year, when my horse had a terrible accident. When I saw, that it was really working, I decided to learn something, what I could use for other people or animals in the future.
My psysioteraphist offered, that she could help me. I asked for help my aunt, too. She is psysioteraphist with specialization in joints, nerve tones, and other things like that.

In next days I'm planning to write a subject about types of psysioteraphy and maybe something about fixings.

See you soon :)