Sorry for not being clearer... NWB = Non Weight Bearing

Ron

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On Tuesday, March 05, 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I> Hello Maria:

I> Sorry if you have been unable to follow the abbreviations, but UE = Upper Extremity 
and LE = Lower Extremity.  Hope this clarifies things for you.
I> But what I am interested in knowing is what is NWB, unless of course it is Non 
Weight Bearing???

I> Best wishes,

I> Biraj

I> "Anundi, Maria" wrote:

>> Hi!
>> My name is Maria and I�m an occupational therapist in Sweden. I hop you all don�t 
>mind me joining this list, I think this is very interesting. This question is not 
>regarding this issue below, but
>> would someone just please explain to me what UE and LE means? Thanks a lot! Maria
>>
>> > -----Ursprungligt meddelande-----
>> > Fr�n: Ron Carson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> > Skickat:      den 5 mars 2002 02:54
>> > Till: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> > �mne: I Get So Frustrated
>> >
>> > Hello:
>> >
>> > I just returned from a support group and one of the members was talking
>> > about her daughter's recent car accident.  The daughter just returned home
>> > and is receiving home PT and OT.  The daughter is NWB in her UE and LE
>> > secondary to orthopedic issues.  The group member said that the OT was not
>> > going to see the daughter because she only had a limited amount of visits
>> > and there is much that OT can do until the daughter is able to move her arm
>> > more.
>> >
>> > As if this isn't bad enough, the group member continues on with how the
>> > family has had to figure out how the daughter is going to bath and have
>> > devised an ingenious way to get into the shower. (The husband lifts her).
>> > The daughter is nearly bed bound because the home is inaccessible and there
>> > is little the daughter can do.
>> >
>> > I got to tell you, these kind of stories kill me.  How did OT EVER become so
>> > concerned about someone's arm rather than their occupations!!!
>> >
>> > I know there are many variables which are unaccounted for in this story but
>> > this is certainly not the only time I've heard the UE story.
>> >
>> > Ron
>> >
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