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Case study of physiotherapy care of a patient after liver transplantation
Mašková, Kateřina ; Kubová, Simona (advisor) ; Charvát, Robert (referee)
Title: Case study of physiotherapy care of a patient after liver transplantation. Aims: The aim of this bachelor thesis is to summarize the theoretical knowledge about the issue of liver transplantation and to present an example of physiotherapeutic care on specific case of a patient after liver transplantation. Methodology: This thesis is divided into theoretical and professional part. The theoretical part contains information about the anatomy, physiology and pathologic physiology of the liver, liver transplantation and physiotherapy treatment after liver transplantation. These information were obtained from the scientific sources. Professional part was created as a research with case study during my professional experience in the Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine in Prague between 8 January 2018 and 2 February 2018, where I worked with a patient hospitalized after liver transplantation. It is processed as a case study of physiotherapeutic care, including physical examination, recording of therapies and evaluation of the effect of therapies. Results: The patient mainly improved muscle strength, respiratory stereotype and overall physical condition, increased range of motion and improved joint play of some small joints. During the last therapeutic units, the patient was able to do a...
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Case study of physiotherapy care of a patient after liver transplantation
Říhová, Petra ; Dudová, Agnieszka (advisor) ; Charvát, Robert (referee)
Title: Case study of physiotherapy care of a patient after liver transplantation. Aims: The aim of the bachelor's thesis is a summary of theoretical knowledge of the topic, case study of a patient after liver transplantation, proposing goals of therapeutic units, monitoring progress and evaluating their effect. Methodology: The thesis was created as a research with case study during my professional experience in IKEM in Prague from 20th January to 14th February 2014, where I worked with a patient hospitalized after liver transplantation. The thesis is divided into a theoretical and a professional part. The theoretical, general part describes liver and gall bladder anatomy and physiology, diseases of the organs, their diagnoses and treatment. Within liver transplantation is described also rehabilitation following the transplantation surgery. Case study of the patient is recorded in the professional part. Result: Certain improvement at muscultura and general condition was recorded at the patient. The improvement is visualised at Barthel index. During the last therapeutic units, the patient was able to do a verticalisation into the sitting position, supported by her physioterapeutist. Key words: liver, cirrhosis, transplantation, gall bladder, physiotherapy
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Linguistic picture of the particular somatisms in Czech
Škanderová, Adéla ; Janovec, Ladislav (advisor) ; Chejnová, Pavla (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with a lingvistic picture of the world of the particular somatisms, namely the components of the digestive system (stomach, bile, gall bladder, heartburn, intestine). The theoretical part covers the term cognition, cognitive science and, logically, cognitive linguistics. Furthermore, it includes the indispensable and key topics which have to be taken into account to understand the concept of the linguistic picture of the world, i.e. conceptualization, categorization, metaphor, anthropocentrism etc. The practical part is interested in the real occurence of the somatisms in various language contexts. In particular, their occurence in collocations, phraseology and idiomatic expressions. The analysis is based on the profile theory and its image schema. The lingustic backround is supplemented with the psychosomatic knowledge because it appears to be a helpful science branch while completing and considering the possible connection between the occurence of somatism in the language of the specific culture and extralinguistic reality.
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