"clinical exercises" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to physical activities done to improve physical health and/or rehabilitation after an injury or illness. For example, "The patient was instructed to participate in clinical exercises as part of their rehabilitation routine."
To determine and compare the level of quadriceps activation for knee injured participants during kinetic open-chain, closed-chain and composite-chain (Slackline) clinical exercises.
The manual differs from the more traditional didactic resources in that it examines the very personal impact for professionals working with parents with advanced disease, encouraging reflection and engages the reader in clinical exercises which encourage active learning and application of knowledge into authentic clinical contexts.
Provision of supplementary written materials and incorporation of clinical exercises and/or interactive methods are essential for teaching and learning certain topics, and simple mobile technology may not be appropriate for certain pedagogic objectives.
During the revision process, 13 pages of content not related to CMWs' job responsibilities were removed, all content was updated and content was added to strengthen clinical exercises and cover a critical postpartum care responsibility overlooked in the original chapter.
The bridegroom's mother, Caroline M. Cutchins, is a clinical exercise specialist at the Y.M.C.A. of Greater Richmond.
The lawyer occupies a narrow sphere of existence, as if life can be reduced to a clinical exercise.
The ACSM certifies individuals in health and fitness fields such as personal training and clinical exercise physiology.
"From a clinical exercise of last resort," he writes, "transplantation has become a vast industry-driven enterprise involving the replacement of many vital body parts, whose relative scarcity is engendering increasingly fierce competition".
For many people, applying to the federal Victim Compensation Fund figured to be something of a clinical exercise, a statistical blur in which thousands of families would compute the lost earnings of loved ones, then wait for the government to mail out checks.
These were defined as (i) clinical exercise scientists/exercise physiologists, (ii) sport scientists and (iii) academics.
This consisted of eight academics, eight sport scientists and four clinical exercise scientists.
