Additional Health Screening
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Lifestyle Inventories
Informed consent forms
Assumptions of risk agreements
Assessing Client-Trainer Compatibility
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1. The PT provides a detailed description of the services available.
2. Convey important information such as education, professional
experience, certifications, and specializations. Include the mission
statement, success rate, and unique features of the program.
, 3. Compatibility also depends on logistical aspects regarding when and
where services are available.
Lifestyle Inventories
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Consist of questions to evaluate personal choices and patterns related to
dietary intake, management of stress, level of physical activity, and other
practices that may affect a person's health.
How PTs Use Lifestyle Invetories
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Augment previously gathered health-and-fitness related info in an attempt
to clarify and confirm personal issues perceived as assets or obstacles to
the client's success.
May also provide valuable information on developing goals.
Record Keeping
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PTs need to develop a strategy to collect, organize, and store vital
information and materials obtained through the initial interval process.
Give this one a try later!
Lifestyle Inventories
Informed consent forms
Assumptions of risk agreements
Assessing Client-Trainer Compatibility
Give this one a try later!
1. The PT provides a detailed description of the services available.
2. Convey important information such as education, professional
experience, certifications, and specializations. Include the mission
statement, success rate, and unique features of the program.
, 3. Compatibility also depends on logistical aspects regarding when and
where services are available.
Lifestyle Inventories
Give this one a try later!
Consist of questions to evaluate personal choices and patterns related to
dietary intake, management of stress, level of physical activity, and other
practices that may affect a person's health.
How PTs Use Lifestyle Invetories
Give this one a try later!
Augment previously gathered health-and-fitness related info in an attempt
to clarify and confirm personal issues perceived as assets or obstacles to
the client's success.
May also provide valuable information on developing goals.
Record Keeping
Give this one a try later!
PTs need to develop a strategy to collect, organize, and store vital
information and materials obtained through the initial interval process.
