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As an occupational therapist, you understand the importance of having adaptable and effective tools to support your clients' unique rehabilitation journeys. Whether you're assisting a child with developmental delays or an adult recovering from surgery, the right equipment can make all the difference in achieving meaningful outcomes.Introducing Our Comprehensive Range of Occupational Therapy ProductsWe offer a selection of high-quality, versatile tools designed to meet the diverse needs of your c …

Manual muscle testing (MMT) is a core assessment method for evaluating muscle strength and function commonly used by physical therapy and sports medicine therapists. While MMT provides valuable information, it may not capture the complete picture needed to fully understand a patient’s functional strength, particularly for athletic or highly active individuals. By integrating additional testing methods with MMT, therapists can better understand a patient’s strength and movement patterns, leading …

Understanding how our bodies move is critical to maintaining long-term health and preventing injury. The muscular system and the complexity of anatomy allow for a wide range of motion (ROM) that we rely on for everyday activities and athletic performance. However, without proper mechanics, even strong muscles can be overworked or improperly used, leading to injuries. While strength, flexibility, and mobility are essential for overall fitness, the focus has begun to shift to functional movem …

When assessing upper body strength, particularly in the wrist, forearm, and hand, two essential tools stand out: the hand dynamometer and the wrist dynamometer. These devices are commonly used together in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and clinical settings to provide a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's wrist and hand strength. This post explores how grip strength tests and forearm and wrist strength testing complement each other, offering professionals valuable insights into pati …

In today’s workplace, ensuring that job tasks are aligned with workers' physical abilities is essential to maintaining productivity and safety. One of the most effective methods for evaluating this is through a job task analysis (JTA). Whether you're in manufacturing, healthcare, or ergonomics, this type of analysis is a critical tool for identifying risks and improving job design.Who Performs Job Task Analysis?Several professionals are involved in performing job task analysis, each bringing the …