Are you there at the bed side after a bilateral total knee replacement performing functional training with a patient so that they can heal and get back to normal life? How many times have you placed a wound vac, debrieded, or packed a wound with iodoform to save a patients limb from amputation? How about teaching a soldier, airman, sailor, or marine how to walk again with prosthetics? I could go on and on but the point is chiros are not PTs and PTs are not chiros.
I am trying to find which one to study. I have a natural health background and also graduating with the basic sciences from Kaplan but I dont know what to study DC or PT.
Ridiculous claims to say that chiro is the same as PT,not even close. Chiros do NOT have the same education and are NOT able to provide rehab. If a chiro says they can provide PT they are making ridiculous claims and should be illegal.
chiros do not "fit" anywhere in this world of medicine to tell you the truth chiros in texas would not have so much power if there where more PT and MDs and really i did 4yr of undergrad in bio eng then 4yr med school where i had to learn the body from head to toe learn how the body reacts chemical to different types of drugs that we prescribe for a chiro to say he can read labs and prescribe is a joke take the Dr out your name and stop acting like if you can measure up to me a M.D i EARN it
As a PT, I have an issue with those chiropractors claiming that they provide physical therapy. This is knowingly misleading to the general population and very shady. I have had local chiropractors have post surgical knee or shoulder patients going to their office, thinking they are getting PT because the chiropractor advertises that they do PT. These same chiropractors do not have the education or training to treat post op conditions such as rotator cuff repairs, ACL recons., or joint replac.
First off, physical therapists do ALL the spinal manipulations that Chiroquacktors use except that chiros claim to treat 10 systems including visceral disorders, autism, deafness, etc. PTs only claim to treat 3, nerves, muscles, and bones. Basically PT encompasses chiro except that PT is evidence based. I am a PT and if anybody called me a chiropractor I would take that as somebody calling me a pedophile.
Please refrain from saying you do physical therapy as a chiropractor...... There is so much more to physical therapy than the modalities you use in a chiropractor office. There is acute, strokes, pediatrics, cardiopulmonary, sports medicine. Physical therapists perform may treatments that a chiropractor has no training in. Saying a chiropractor does physical therapy is like saying a physical therapist does nursing because they can check vital signs
Actually saying chiropractors do physical therapy is no different than a PT's saying they perform chiropractic. BOTH are protected entities and neither can claim they do the other. Chiro's can't use the term physical therapy or physiotherapy just as we cannot claim the opposite. However, much respect to this chiropractor for appreciating the similarities and differences of the two, but you can't say your perform physical therapy.
I know we can perform manipulation, and are trained to do so, but if we called it chiropractic, we'd be fraudulent (not to mention insulting our own profession).
I would be careful in the use of language here. More than twice you mentioned that Chiropractors do "physical therapy." I am very careful not to use the word chiropractic in my practice. Physical Therapists do not do or perfrom "Chiropractic." We treat many of the same medical conditions, however I feel our theory is quite different. I use YouTube to educate myself on Chiropractic Medicine. I would certainly like to begin a dialog on how our professions can help each other.
Absolutely. Chiropractors cannot claim or advertise they perform physical therapy or physiotherapy although they can use physical medicine and rehabilitation techniques. Physical therapy, physiotherapy, and PT are protected professional designations. Even MD's cannot call services physical therapy if no PT is employed, despite being considered qualified to use PT techniques.
monkeyman, if the chiropractor was in it for the money, then why didnt he charge u for the visit? ur contradicting urself!! just cause u visit one office withOUT getting treated doesnt mean they r all fake! i think u need a brain adjustment!
Overall Chiropractors are Physical therapists but they also know adjustment, the bad chiros are the ones who only do adjustments, overall they are both great fields
Here in KS, a majority of our chiropractors are not only incompetent but in it for the money. The one and only time I went to a chiropractor, I was told that my x-rays showed I had an old injury in my lower back that would require more visits to correct. I've never had lower back problems at all so I was immediately suspicious. I also told them that I'm not coming back. This chiropractor never charged me for the visit. I thought he was a total quack.
How would you know that a majority are as you say(incompetent), when you've only ever been to ONE?
Did he just say it, or did he show you the spot?
And as the man in the video said, there are good chiropractors and bad one, good physicians and bad ones. Qualified practitioners of all kinds come in hues of respectability.
No offense, but your experience says nothing of the effectiveness of chiropractic therapy in general.
Thanks Dr. I've been to a chiropractor before with excellent results. I also used to work in a Physical Therapy unit in a major hospital before. So I KNOW that it works.
hi if you are interested in physical therapy i found this cool site online that has a LOT of information called cyberpt check it out and tell me what you think?
We have a PA in our office who was a chiropractor (which was a shock to me)and for some reason he just didn't feel comfortable with the science of chiropractic medicine. He never did elaborate.
I recommend everybody check out Qigong, and Tai Chi. Ancient chinese healing arts, and Tai Chi is also a Martial Art. GREAT therapy, on ALL levels of your health.
so what sort of program would you put someone with Right, Congestive Heart Failure? or what if they suffered a phase III wound, the wound base is dry, and contains alot of eschar, how would you debride it? not to discredit tai chi, or qigong, they are good practices for what they are, and if they help people, use those techniques, but there isn't one answer for everyone, for example, TENS, for some people it's great, others might not get any pain relief. good vid.
I would agree jhicks, but lets not forget the effectiveness of such practices as Tai Chi and Qigong at preventing injuries as well as healing them. With the proper practice of such arts, healing an injury is as simple as adjusting your technique.
For physical wounds on the flesh such as Eschar, one of course cannot debride the flesh with ones hands alone... It's rediculous that you pulled such an example out on the Martial Arts...
But the point that not everything is for everyone is correct.
Informative video.
ndarsana 8 months ago
Very informative video.
Metriks' FCE software allows the healthcare professional to objectively quantify and report on a person's functional abilities.
metriks07 9 months ago
It is interesting!! Totally confused. Is PT and chiro same?
ndarsana 9 months ago
Are you there at the bed side after a bilateral total knee replacement performing functional training with a patient so that they can heal and get back to normal life? How many times have you placed a wound vac, debrieded, or packed a wound with iodoform to save a patients limb from amputation? How about teaching a soldier, airman, sailor, or marine how to walk again with prosthetics? I could go on and on but the point is chiros are not PTs and PTs are not chiros.
awol251 11 months ago
I am trying to find which one to study. I have a natural health background and also graduating with the basic sciences from Kaplan but I dont know what to study DC or PT.
icunurse01 1 year ago
Ridiculous claims to say that chiro is the same as PT,not even close. Chiros do NOT have the same education and are NOT able to provide rehab. If a chiro says they can provide PT they are making ridiculous claims and should be illegal.
lilpojo 1 year ago
chiros do not "fit" anywhere in this world of medicine to tell you the truth chiros in texas would not have so much power if there where more PT and MDs and really i did 4yr of undergrad in bio eng then 4yr med school where i had to learn the body from head to toe learn how the body reacts chemical to different types of drugs that we prescribe for a chiro to say he can read labs and prescribe is a joke take the Dr out your name and stop acting like if you can measure up to me a M.D i EARN it
jbarah05 1 year ago
As a PT, I have an issue with those chiropractors claiming that they provide physical therapy. This is knowingly misleading to the general population and very shady. I have had local chiropractors have post surgical knee or shoulder patients going to their office, thinking they are getting PT because the chiropractor advertises that they do PT. These same chiropractors do not have the education or training to treat post op conditions such as rotator cuff repairs, ACL recons., or joint replac.
PapaRoach8226 1 year ago
First off, physical therapists do ALL the spinal manipulations that Chiroquacktors use except that chiros claim to treat 10 systems including visceral disorders, autism, deafness, etc. PTs only claim to treat 3, nerves, muscles, and bones. Basically PT encompasses chiro except that PT is evidence based. I am a PT and if anybody called me a chiropractor I would take that as somebody calling me a pedophile.
AthleticsJunkie 1 year ago
Please refrain from saying you do physical therapy as a chiropractor...... There is so much more to physical therapy than the modalities you use in a chiropractor office. There is acute, strokes, pediatrics, cardiopulmonary, sports medicine. Physical therapists perform may treatments that a chiropractor has no training in. Saying a chiropractor does physical therapy is like saying a physical therapist does nursing because they can check vital signs
dtboogie 2 years ago
Actually saying chiropractors do physical therapy is no different than a PT's saying they perform chiropractic. BOTH are protected entities and neither can claim they do the other. Chiro's can't use the term physical therapy or physiotherapy just as we cannot claim the opposite. However, much respect to this chiropractor for appreciating the similarities and differences of the two, but you can't say your perform physical therapy.
bisesik 2 years ago
@bisesik physical therapist can 100% perform grade 5 mobs/manipulations
craysimons3 1 year ago
I know we can perform manipulation, and are trained to do so, but if we called it chiropractic, we'd be fraudulent (not to mention insulting our own profession).
bisesik 1 year ago
@craysimons3
Thank You!
MRBPT34 1 year ago
do YOU yourself do physical therapy or do you have to hire out a PT to work in your office... i'm debating which profession to go into
glycoboy 2 years ago
PT has a better outlook, due to insurance reimbursement, but read the philosophies of both and I'd go with what you identify with more.
bisesik 2 years ago
Except that physical therapy isn't full of quackery and blatant anti-scientific attitudes.
cowy1 2 years ago
Sir,
I would be careful in the use of language here. More than twice you mentioned that Chiropractors do "physical therapy." I am very careful not to use the word chiropractic in my practice. Physical Therapists do not do or perfrom "Chiropractic." We treat many of the same medical conditions, however I feel our theory is quite different. I use YouTube to educate myself on Chiropractic Medicine. I would certainly like to begin a dialog on how our professions can help each other.
DrPniewski 2 years ago
Absolutely. Chiropractors cannot claim or advertise they perform physical therapy or physiotherapy although they can use physical medicine and rehabilitation techniques. Physical therapy, physiotherapy, and PT are protected professional designations. Even MD's cannot call services physical therapy if no PT is employed, despite being considered qualified to use PT techniques.
bisesik 2 years ago
monkeyman, if the chiropractor was in it for the money, then why didnt he charge u for the visit? ur contradicting urself!! just cause u visit one office withOUT getting treated doesnt mean they r all fake! i think u need a brain adjustment!
sweetangelofpeace 2 years ago
Overall Chiropractors are Physical therapists but they also know adjustment, the bad chiros are the ones who only do adjustments, overall they are both great fields
Olsi89 2 years ago
@Olsi89 wrong, PTs know spinal manipulations as well
AthleticsJunkie 1 year ago
i have a guestion i hope you can help me
i have a lot of Mid back pain especially with bending or stretching my back. the mobilitie of my back is very low.
what kind of x ray is the best to make for a good diagnose?
for example i have lateral/ Ap view thoracic and lumbar x ray but you only can see wheter the vertebrae is broken or not
so is there different x rays to determine subluxations or the mobility of the vertebrae ?and if yes how is it called
flexion extension x ray is that an option?
Mertt03 3 years ago
Here in KS, a majority of our chiropractors are not only incompetent but in it for the money. The one and only time I went to a chiropractor, I was told that my x-rays showed I had an old injury in my lower back that would require more visits to correct. I've never had lower back problems at all so I was immediately suspicious. I also told them that I'm not coming back. This chiropractor never charged me for the visit. I thought he was a total quack.
monkeyman522 3 years ago
How would you know that a majority are as you say(incompetent), when you've only ever been to ONE?
Did he just say it, or did he show you the spot?
And as the man in the video said, there are good chiropractors and bad one, good physicians and bad ones. Qualified practitioners of all kinds come in hues of respectability.
No offense, but your experience says nothing of the effectiveness of chiropractic therapy in general.
YangPile 3 years ago 2
you're smart
vpham033 3 years ago
Thanks Dr. I've been to a chiropractor before with excellent results. I also used to work in a Physical Therapy unit in a major hospital before. So I KNOW that it works.
KobyBrandt 3 years ago
hi if you are interested in physical therapy i found this cool site online that has a LOT of information called cyberpt check it out and tell me what you think?
rh086654 2 years ago
neat vid.
jhicks1289 3 years ago
We have a PA in our office who was a chiropractor (which was a shock to me)and for some reason he just didn't feel comfortable with the science of chiropractic medicine. He never did elaborate.
pongman 3 years ago
Sounds good to me. Chiropractic does wrok
when you get the right one.
thanks
saffrongirl 3 years ago
good information
Energyium 3 years ago
Physical therapy?
I recommend everybody check out Qigong, and Tai Chi. Ancient chinese healing arts, and Tai Chi is also a Martial Art. GREAT therapy, on ALL levels of your health.
Beatnuk 3 years ago
so what sort of program would you put someone with Right, Congestive Heart Failure? or what if they suffered a phase III wound, the wound base is dry, and contains alot of eschar, how would you debride it? not to discredit tai chi, or qigong, they are good practices for what they are, and if they help people, use those techniques, but there isn't one answer for everyone, for example, TENS, for some people it's great, others might not get any pain relief. good vid.
jhicks1289 3 years ago
I'm not a doctor.
I'm a guy that has discovered these things, and I'm planting seeds.
Beatnuk 3 years ago
I would agree jhicks, but lets not forget the effectiveness of such practices as Tai Chi and Qigong at preventing injuries as well as healing them. With the proper practice of such arts, healing an injury is as simple as adjusting your technique.
For physical wounds on the flesh such as Eschar, one of course cannot debride the flesh with ones hands alone... It's rediculous that you pulled such an example out on the Martial Arts...
But the point that not everything is for everyone is correct.
YangPile 3 years ago