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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2014 · 29 MIN

Vestibular Rehabilitation SIG: Emergency Room Management of Vestibular Disorders – Episode 4

from ANPT Vestibular Special Interest Group · host ANPT Vestibular SIG Podcast

Lisa TenBarge, PT, DPT and Wendy Kriekels, PT, DPT, NCS discuss the physical therapist's role in the ED regarding patients with acute vertigo. They will discuss an overview of the role that physical therapists play in the emergency department especially emphasizing the role of an acute care physical therapist with patients experiencing acute episodes of vertigo. The Vestibular Rehabilitation Special Interest Group is part of the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy - www.neuropt.org.

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Our speakers Lisa TenBarge, PT, DPT and Wendy Kriekels, PT, DPT, NCS discus the physical therapist's role in the ED regarding patients with acute vertigo. They give an overview of the role physical therapists in the emergency department and discus how an acute care physical therapist can offer treatment to individuals with patients experiencing acute episodes of vertigo.

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