I haven't taken that class in a while, but biomechanical FOR deals with ROM, strength and endurance and pertaining to IADL's your client would have to work on these particular components in order to have a functional outcome with whatever goals are: meal preparation etc. Reply back if I am wrong! thnk you [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>can anyone give me a few suggestions pertaining to the biomechanical frame of >reference concerning IADLS for cardiac patients, especially meal preparation and >cleanup . also safety procedures. > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Considering a new car? Explore your options and see what you can afford. Checkout the Vehicle search in the New and Improved CollegeClub.com AutoGuide. <http://www.collegeclub.com/Autoguide>
