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I felt that reexamination of patient’s was hard to do because the internship was only a week long, and there were several therapist that worked at the clinic, so I didn’t always see the same patients. However, there were a few patients I got to see twice where I was able to assess the effectiveness of the interventions. For example, I had one patient with bruised patella and fat pad where she had decreased range of motion from 40-10 degrees the first day I saw her. The next time I saw the patient I measured her ROM again and she had gained 80° of flexion, and was only 3° from extension. Based, on the patient’s results I was able to assess that her current treatment plan was effective and continued to progress the patient based on her plan

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