Section Two, Chapters 6 to 15-Examination/Evaluation-Focuses on the Physical therapist's examination and triage skills vital to a primary care environment. Central to these skills is the data evalu…
This book is designed for physiotherapy practitioners as well as students studying in this field. The book provides a systematic approach to the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of various clini…
Professional duty is the commitment to meeting one's obligations to provide effective physical therapy services to individual patients/clients, to serve the profession, and to positively influence …
The goal of the physical therapy examination, including differential diagnosis, is to efficiently classify the patient for treatment or to direct patients to the proper healthcare provider, thereby…
This book is the culmination of Jim's experience and expertise in teaching radiology to students and clinicians throughout the United States. This book is an introduction to medical imaging and dem…
This book supports therapists in constructing open and non-hierarchical relationships for shred decesion making,effective working partnerships and mutual empowerment. I working towards this, the au…
Clinical therapy is a dynamic field that necessitates continuous evaluation and integration of new research findings to enhance therapeutic practices. This abstract provides a comprehensive overvie…
The Maitland Concept,' as it has come to be know, appears to be contradictory, exchibiting both the qualities of stability andd flexibility. The clinical basis and the concept's fundamental element…
People who are endowed with increased ranges of joint movement are said to be hyermobile. It is becoming clear that hypermobility is more than the curiosity it was once considered to be. Thee is a …
A Number of years ago,it was planed to merge this book with companion text entitled Neuromusculoskeletal Examinitation and Assessment. Feed-back from users indicated it would be better to keep them…