2020Indian Journal of Public Health Research & DevelopmentOpen access

Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Dysfunction in Clinical Physiotherapist

Aishwarya Vedpathak

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Objectives : Objectives of this study was to find out musculoskeletal pain or dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist. On the basis of questionnaire rating the scale pain assessment was done. The ratings was graded by work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) questionnaire. Methodology : There were total 150 subjects , out of which 120 subjects were participates of this study. This was a study of musculoskeletal dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist. Here we evaluated scoring of pain by the work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) quessionnaire Result : There is various musculoskeletal joint pain present in clinical physiotherapist. Musculoskeletal joint dysfunction more found in males than females. Shoulder joint pain and knee pain is common in clinical physiotherapist due to standing posture. Conclusion : There is prevalence of musculoskeletal dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist.

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Objectives : Objectives of this study was to find out musculoskeletal pain or dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist. On the basis of questionnaire rating the scale pain assessment was done. The ratings was graded by work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) questionnaire. Methodology : There were total 150 subjects , out of which 120 subjects were participates of this study. This was a study of musculoskeletal dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist. Here we evaluated scoring of pain by the work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) quessionnaire Result : There is various musculoskeletal joint pain present in clinical physiotherapist. Musculoskeletal joint dysfunction more found in males than females. Shoulder joint pain and knee pain is common in clinical physiotherapist due to standing posture. Conclusion : There is prevalence of musculoskeletal dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist.

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Objectives : Objectives of this study was to find out musculoskeletal pain or dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist. On the basis of questionnaire rating the scale pain assessment was done. The ratings was graded by work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) questionnaire. Methodology : There were total 150 subjects , out of which 120 subjects were participates of this study. This was a study of musculoskeletal dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist. Here we evaluated scoring of pain by the work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) quessionnaire Result : There is various musculoskeletal joint pain present in clinical physiotherapist. Musculoskeletal joint dysfunction more found in males than females. Shoulder joint pain and knee pain is common in clinical physiotherapist due to standing posture. Conclusion : There is prevalence of musculoskeletal dysfunction in clinical physiotherapist.

Key concepts: Physical therapy, Medicine, Musculoskeletal pain, Musculoskeletal disorder, Joint pain, Rating scale, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Psychology

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