Power Tools for Weight Loss Success: Calories Burned Calculator
Weight loss is directly associated to the amount of calories consumed and the amount of calories burned. Recording data is a great way to facilitate weight loss. Maintaining information and ‘seeing’ your progress can be a huge benefit. With the right tools, you can easily design a diet plan and exercise program that will work for you.
Find the Best Calorie Burning Exercises with the Calculator
Weight loss is directly associated to the amount of calories consumed and the amount of calories burned. Recording data is a great way to facilitate weight loss. Maintaining information and ‘seeing’ your progress can be a huge benefit. With the right tools, you can easily design a diet plan and exercise program that will work for you.
What is bariatrics in physical therapy?
Bariatrics is a branch of medicine that aims to control obesity as well as treat patients with obesity and its sequelae1. The purpose of this standard of care is to provide guidelines for the physical therapy management of the patient with obesity. This standard of care will address the specific musculoskeletal and mobility needs for the bariatric population as well as the need to screen for additional services. Implications for physical therapy, contraindications and interventions that are reviewed in other standards of care (e.g. Cardiac, Pulmonary or General Surgery) apply to this population as well.
What are the indications for inpatient physical therapy?
Indications for inpatient physical therapy intervention in the bariatric patient can include: new weakness, functional impairment and decreased endurance, which may be related to prolonged hospitalization, surgery or trauma.