Thanks a lot for your time to explain all of this information. Wishing you all the best, it was really helpful to me and Im sure to a lot people as well😊😊
Thank you Masud, I’m looking to do a physiotherapy degree so I’m quite keen on learning as much as I can about the degree but also the field, prior to getting on the degree. I’d love it if me and you could connect over zoom or WhatsApp as I think you’d be able to help me out massively! Keep up the great work with the videos! Oh and could you post one about which books are best for study? Thanks
Hey Rodney, that’s awesome you’re trying to learn more. I’d be happy to help you but I’m normally quite a busy person so doing a zoom is a little difficult. However, you’re welcome to send me a private message on Instagram and I’ll answer your questions as best I can.
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy thanks Masud. I don’t have Instagram at the moment unfortunately. Only social media I have is WhatsApp and Zoom and of course TH-cam if that counts! Please let me know which books you recommend for study. Thanks again
i guess im asking randomly but does someone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
@Eddie Rylan I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hi Masud, I've just recently gotten onto a Bsc physiotherapy course starting in September after completing another degree. I never took Biology A-level but have done enough neuroscience biology for them to let me on. I'm currently trying to catch up with my level of human biology before I start the course so I'm not at a disadvantage, however, I was wondering how much cellular respiration knowledge I will need. I'm planning to read up on respiration and cardiovascular function from an a-level textbook but want to make the best use of my time. Is it necessary to know things such as the role of ATP, , mitochondrion structure, cycle and aerobic/anaerobic respiration within the physiotherapy course? Thanks so much for your help and sorry for the long message !!
Congrats firstly Gemma! Generally there is usually one module in the first year of nearly all allied health professions courses which is predominantly on human biology.. To answer your question id say as much as you can but don’t stress yourself out until you actually do those things in uni.. a little bit of reading here and there and doing quizzes is fine.. from a physio standpoint key things which are good to have understanding of are: - normal bone healing process & timeframe - normal soft tissue (tendons) recovery timeframe - I think you’re right to go down cellular level ... how muscular contractions work and the hormones involved ( calcium for eg. ) - you do study this I believe in the first or second year The module on human bio we did in my first year was shared across all the other allied health professionals so it will be general anatomy like respiratory system, nervous system, cardio vascular system... I can’t remember more than that but I think Gemma your lecturers will be the best people to email. Let me know if that doesn’t help and I’ll try and make it more clear :)
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thank you so much for such a detailed reply, such a great help! I'll start on those things and get onto emailing some lecturers!! :)
Hey. Great vid ! I would like to know if I would struggle more as a student who hasn’t done pe alevels compared to a student who has chosen pe? I am studying a level biology though, but there’s not much about muscles and physical health compared to pe a level. Thanks
Hi Sarah, no you wouldn’t. You can practice learning names of muscles very quickly - quizzes, videos, apps. When you’re on the course it gets more detailed. Everyone starts near abouts on the same level
Sir I am from India studying bachelor of physical therapy in 3 nd year . so for master of physical therapy which is the best universities in USA , what exam I have to give and what is the procedure for addmission and how can I get scholarship ??
Hello, Do you think I would be able to study Physiotherapy, raise a 6 year old, work part time as a Lifeguard around my partner working away? Sounds a lot right?
Hi Louise, i won’t be able to give you a yes / no answer as it’s not my place but what I would say is that you would have to sacrifice somewhere.. You can do it but it’s just gna be a lot of work
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you so much. I’m aware from watching many of your videos that there will be a lot of work to do. Keep up the fantastic videos, they are authentic and amazing x
Hi Lekshmi, there are a lot of questions I could ask you . In brief: 1) research some 2 year pre reg physios courses 2) make sure you can afford to study for 2 years full time if you’re not qualified (time, money cost) 3) apply via UCAS 4) interview 5) get offer 6) study at your university This process takes about a year depending on when you want to start ( I assume you’d like to start in 22’ as the deadline for 21’ cohort is fast approaching or has finished. You can contact universities or read about more info on their websites Hope this helps you
You deserve more subs man 👍🏻
Appreciate that Daniel
Thanks a lot for your time to explain all of this information. Wishing you all the best, it was really helpful to me and Im sure to a lot people as well😊😊
Thank you Masud, I’m looking to do a physiotherapy degree so I’m quite keen on learning as much as I can about the degree but also the field, prior to getting on the degree. I’d love it if me and you could connect over zoom or WhatsApp as I think you’d be able to help me out massively! Keep up the great work with the videos! Oh and could you post one about which books are best for study? Thanks
Hey Rodney, that’s awesome you’re trying to learn more. I’d be happy to help you but I’m normally quite a busy person so doing a zoom is a little difficult.
However, you’re welcome to send me a private message on Instagram and I’ll answer your questions as best I can.
Masud Saeedi Physiotherapy thanks Masud. I don’t have Instagram at the moment unfortunately. Only social media I have is WhatsApp and Zoom and of course TH-cam if that counts! Please let me know which books you recommend for study. Thanks again
Thank you masuud... Very helpful 👍
You’re welcome Chinyeaka
Could you make a video about what it's like starting placements? Great video.
i guess im asking randomly but does someone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost my login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
@Cade Jose Instablaster :)
@Eddie Rylan I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Eddie Rylan It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
@Cade Jose Happy to help xD
Very informative video.
Here,in India,It is (BPT)4 yrs course and extra Half yr Internship Nd Research work.
Thank you Aeteka - wow 😯
Hi Masud, I've just recently gotten onto a Bsc physiotherapy course starting in September after completing another degree. I never took Biology A-level but have done enough neuroscience biology for them to let me on. I'm currently trying to catch up with my level of human biology before I start the course so I'm not at a disadvantage, however, I was wondering how much cellular respiration knowledge I will need. I'm planning to read up on respiration and cardiovascular function from an a-level textbook but want to make the best use of my time. Is it necessary to know things such as the role of ATP, , mitochondrion structure, cycle and aerobic/anaerobic respiration within the physiotherapy course? Thanks so much for your help and sorry for the long message !!
Congrats firstly Gemma! Generally there is usually one module in the first year of nearly all allied health professions courses which is predominantly on human biology..
To answer your question id say as much as you can but don’t stress yourself out until you actually do those things in uni.. a little bit of reading here and there and doing quizzes is fine..
from a physio standpoint key things which are good to have understanding of are:
- normal bone healing process & timeframe
- normal soft tissue (tendons) recovery timeframe
- I think you’re right to go down cellular level ... how muscular contractions work and the hormones involved ( calcium for eg. ) - you do study this I believe in the first or second year
The module on human bio we did in my first year was shared across all the other allied health professionals so it will be general anatomy like respiratory system, nervous system, cardio vascular system...
I can’t remember more than that but I think Gemma your lecturers will be the best people to email.
Let me know if that doesn’t help and I’ll try and make it more clear :)
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thank you so much for such a detailed reply, such a great help! I'll start on those things and get onto emailing some lecturers!! :)
Hey. Great vid ! I would like to know if I would struggle more as a student who hasn’t done pe alevels compared to a student who has chosen pe? I am studying a level biology though, but there’s not much about muscles and physical health compared to pe a level. Thanks
Hi Sarah, no you wouldn’t. You can practice learning names of muscles very quickly - quizzes, videos, apps. When you’re on the course it gets more detailed. Everyone starts near abouts on the same level
Sir
I am from India studying bachelor of physical therapy in 3 nd year . so for master of physical therapy which is the best universities in USA , what exam I have to give and what is the procedure for addmission and how can I get scholarship ??
Can u do a video on study tips for physiology and anatomy.
Sure, anything specific you wanted to see
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 revision tips and best methods to memorise anatomy . And what methods of study were best for u .
Hey Aaminah have a look at the bottom two links:
th-cam.com/video/2FWfhVPIzuc/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/hAY2s_1MZJw/w-d-xo.html
Hello,
Do you think I would be able to study Physiotherapy, raise a 6 year old, work part time as a Lifeguard around my partner working away? Sounds a lot right?
Hi Louise, i won’t be able to give you a yes / no answer as it’s not my place but what I would say is that you would have to sacrifice somewhere..
You can do it but it’s just gna be a lot of work
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you so much. I’m aware from watching many of your videos that there will be a lot of work to do. Keep up the fantastic videos, they are authentic and amazing x
Can we do parttime and finance ourself while attending the physio uni?
Not sure I get what you mean
I am registered nurse in uae ....iam moving to UK next month ....so how I can join physiotherapy course.
Hi Lekshmi, there are a lot of questions I could ask you . In brief:
1) research some 2 year pre reg physios courses
2) make sure you can afford to study for 2 years full time if you’re not qualified (time, money cost)
3) apply via UCAS
4) interview
5) get offer
6) study at your university
This process takes about a year depending on when you want to start ( I assume you’d like to start in 22’ as the deadline for 21’ cohort is fast approaching or has finished.
You can contact universities or read about more info on their websites
Hope this helps you
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thankyou
Is there a lot of physics and chemistry in the studying of physio ? Because I never took physics as a subject
No not really, more biology and science
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 do you remember what’s the first years curriculum is ?
Please do a video for second and third year🤩
Hey Jaime - for sure! It’s on my to do list !!
Do you think grades is important if we want to work in the Uk?
Depends on your situation. Will you be coming to study or work ? What experience do you have ?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 I am studying physiotherapy in Bristol and I would like to work in the UK but I need some advices
Great content, I'm in 3rd year ( india ) how can I get admission for masters in UK
Thank you Viyank, will make something for this soon!
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you!
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 hi
Is phisiotherapy a doctor?
Can be in America. I made this video to answer this question : th-cam.com/video/92eZvAjXBho/w-d-xo.html