MPT Differential Diagnosis Spring 2025 PDF

Summary

This document covers differential diagnosis in physical therapy practice, focusing on identifying systemic components and emergent physical conditions. The document discusses the importance of screening for red flags and the process for recognizing and managing systemic issues. Example cases and clinical decision-making are included.

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