What causes blood clots? Blood clots may form when either the flow of blood in a vein slows, damage to a vein occurs, or the blood is more clotable. Many factors can increase a personâs risk for developing a blood clot in a vein. Common risk factors for developing a blood clot include: Immobility: Hospitalization; Being paralyzed; Prolonged sitting
What are the educational requirements for becoming a doctor of physical therapy candidate? You have to have a Bachelorâs degree. It doesnât necessarily have to be in a related field like Biology, Exercise Science, or Kinesiology, but those majors do help for getting all of your prerequisites out of the way.
Aphex in Falls Church, Virginia said: A B.S. in exercise science can't replace an A.A.S in PTA. Exercise science is not physical therapy. Exercise is only one aspect of physical therapy, while in a PTA program you will learn many other physical therapy interventions.You still can work as a physical therapy aide which does not require any licensure. I'm a second year PTA student, and many of my classmates have a B.S. in exercise science.A B.S. is not always superior to an associates degree, as some B.S. degrees are totally useless, while some associate degrees provide much better value such as PTA, RN, ...et.any DPT's elect to do exercise science for their BS. If she sees herself going into Outpatient care that may be an option. The only problem is that jobs and pay aren't the best with that degree. I would personally do a biology degree and that may open up better job opportunities in research if desired.