A 78-year-old female presents to physical therapy with a history of unintentional weight loss, decreased muscle mass, and weakness over the last 6 months. She is categorized as frail according to her primary care physician and demonstrates difficulty completing basic activities of daily living (ADLs). The patient reports she is sedentary and has multiple chronic conditions, including hypertension, osteoporosis, and osteoarthritis. Her medications include a diuretic, calcium supplements, and a beta-blocker. She also mentions that she experiences occasional dizziness when standing. The therapist wants to address her frailty and improve her overall functional status.  What is the most appropriate exercise prescription for this patient? 

All cells in the body are polarized.

During the Prone Thoracic manipulation, both hands move the same amount to take up fascial slack.

A physical therapist is treating a 70-year-old male with sarcopenia. During the evaluation, the therapist notices significant weakness in the patient’s lower extremities, particularly in the fast-twitch muscle fibers. Which of the following interventions is most appropriate to target the patient’s primary impairment?

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What class(es) of CAD would be permissible for a clinician to perform spinal manipulations according to the classification system outlined by Kerry and Taylor 2014? (Select all that apply)

Which ions are positively charged? (Select all that apply)

Overwhelming evidence exists to support the role of Blood Flow Restriction as a key therapeutic modality for increasing thigh girth and hypertrophy of the quadriceps muscles following ACL reconstruction.

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