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How to ACE your Respiratory Physio Student Placement | Expert Physiotherapist gives Top Tips!
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- Opublikowany 6 gru 2022
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In this tutorial, we share our Top Tips to help you get the most out of your Respiratory student Physiotherapy placement!
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Related to point 7, it's also important that you don't forget your MSK basics. I did my resp placement in post surgery and having those assessment skills as to whether it's even safe for a patient to mobilise was crucial. In a hospital setting you have a few more tools to assess this, eg daily blood potassium results, twice or more daily BP, HR. Some patients really require pulling their activity level all the way back to bed based exercise, even basic sit to stands can be exhausting for them.
Thank you so much David! Some really great thoughts here and totally agree - just goes to show the impact of learning in all areas!
Are any Physio Students here that actually look to Specialize on respiratory pt?
Yes Dennis absolutely! Lots of our followers do, especially UK based as Respiratory Physio is a vital discipline here!
@David Hurley love this David!
I'm just over halfway in my studies. I've had 3 placements so far and I definitely learnt the most and enjoyed resp the most. For me there were many times where I would teach positions of ease, or ACBT, and there would be almost instant feedback from the patient showing improvement. Compared to MSK where you might only see a patient once every 4-6 weeks I found I needed that proof that what I was doing was working, seeing a patient every day instead of once gave me that confidence that what I was doing was working.
It's still too early for me to decide 100% on a specialty, I'm gonna look for a band 5 rotational post when I graduate. But as I said before it's been my favourite so far.