Physical Rehabilitation
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Computer filePublication details: New Delhi : jaypee, 2013.Edition: 6th edDescription: xx.1505p.: ill. 28 cmISBN: - 9780803640580
- 615.82 OSU-P 2014 450410
- RM695 .O384 2013
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Copyright; Preface; Contributing Editors; Contributing Authors; Case Study Contributors; Acknowledgments; About the Authors; Contents; SECTION ONE: Clinical Decision Making and Examination; Chapter 1: Clinical Decision Making; CLINICAL REASONING/ CLINICAL DECISION MAKING; INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY, AND HEALTH (ICF); PATIENT/CLIENT MANAGEMENT; PATIENT PARTICIPATION IN PLANNING; DOCUMENTATION; CLINICAL DECISION MAKING: EXPERT VERSUS NOVICE; EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE; SUMMARY; MUSCULOSKELETAL; NEUROMUSCULAR; CARDIOVASCULAR/ PULMONARY; INTEGUMENTARY.
Chapter 2: Examination of Vital SignsNORMATIVE VITAL SIGN DATA; ALTERATIONS IN VITAL SIGN VALUES: OVERVIEW OF INFLUENTIAL VARIABLES; PATIENT OBSERVATION; TEMPERATURE; PULSE; RESPIRATION; BLOOD PRESSURE; RESOURCES; SUMMARY; Chapter 3: Examination of Sensory Function; SENSORY INTEGRATION; SENSATION AND MOVEMENT; SENSORY INTEGRITY; CLINICAL INDICATIONS; AGE-RELATED SENSORY CHANGES; PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS; CLASSIFICATION OF THE SENSORY SYSTEM; TYPES OF SENSORY RECEPTORS; PATHWAYS FOR TRANSMISSION OF SOMATIC SENSORY SIGNALS; SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX; SCREENING.
PREPARATION FOR ADMINISTERING THE SENSORY EXAMINATIONTHE SENSORY EXAMINATION; RELIABILITY; QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING AND SPECIALIZED TESTING INSTRUMENTS; CRANIAL NERVE SCREENING; SENSORY INTEGRITY WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF TREATMENT; SUMMARY; Chapter 4: Musculoskeletal Examination; PURPOSES OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL EXAMINATION; EXAMINATION PROCEDURES; EVALUATION OF EXAMINATION FINDINGS; SUMMARY; Chapter 5: Examination of Motor Function: Motor Control and Motor Learning; OVERVIEW OF MOTOR FUNCTION; COMPONENTS OF THE EXAMINATION; FACTORS THAT MAY CONSTRAIN THE MOTOR FUNCTION EXAMINATION.
ELEMENTS OF THE MOTOR FUNCTION EXAMINATIONMOTOR LEARNING; ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF MUSCLE AND NERVE; EVALUATION; DIAGNOSIS; SUMMARY; Chapter 6: Examination of Coordination and Balance; EXAMINATION OF COORDINATION; OVERVIEW OF THE MOTOR SYSTEM; FEATURES OF COORDINATION IMPAIRMENTS; AGE-RELATED CHANGES AFFECTING COORDINATED MOVEMENT; SCREENING; FEATURES OF COORDINATION TESTS; ADMINISTERING THE COORDINATION EXAMINATION; QUANTITATIVE COORDINATION TESTING AND SPECIALIZED TESTING INSTRUMENTS; STANDARDIZED INSTRUMENTS: UPPER EXTREMITY COORDINATION.
EXAMINATION OF POSTURAL CONTROL AND BALANCESTANDARDIZED INSTRUMENTS: POSTURAL CONTROL AND BALANCE; SUMMARY; GAIT; Chapter 7: Examination of Gait; PURPOSES OF GAIT ANALYSIS; SELECTION OF APPROACH TO GAIT ANALYSIS; GAIT TERMINOLOGY; TYPES OF GAIT ANALYSES; SUMMARY; Chapter 8: Examination of Function; A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK; EXAMINATION OF FUNCTION; INTERPRETING TEST RESULTS; SINGLE DIMENSION VERSUS MULTIDIMENSIONAL MEASURES OF FUNCTION; SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS TO ASSESS FUNCTION; SUMMARY; UNIVERSAL DESIGN; Chapter 9: Examination of the Environment; DISABILITY ACCESS SYMBOLS; PURPOSE OF EXAMINATION.
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Rely on this comprehensive, curriculum-spanning text and reference now and throughout your career! It focuses on the rehabilitation management of adult patients, integrating basic surgical, medical, and therapeutic interventions to explain how to select the most appropriate evaluation procedures, to develop rehabilitation goals, and to implement a treatment plan.