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Spinal Cord Injury : Functional Rehabilitation

ISBN: 9780838586167 | 0838586163
Edition: 3rd
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: 1/1/2010

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SummaryTable of Contents
Appropriate for physical therapy students in courses covering neurorehabilitation and rehabilitation following spinal cord injury. This comprehensive text presents an in-depth examination of the central role of the physical therapist in rehabilitation following spinal cord injury. It provides updated information from clinical and basic science research, uses terminology and presents interventions consistent with published clinical practice guidelines, and includes strategies for delivering quality rehabilitative services in today's healthcare e... MORE
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Prefacexi
A Few Words about Wordsxiii
Acknowledgmentsxv
Reviewersxvii
Introduction
1(6)
Nagi Model of Disablement
1(1)
Rehabilitation Following Spinal Cord Injury
2(3)
On Your Mark, Get Set, Go
5(2)
Spinal Cord Injuries
7(31)
Anatomy Review
7(4)
Mechanisms of Vertebral Injuries
11(9)
Neuropathology
20(4)
Classification of Spinal Cord Injuries
24(3)
Clinical Syndromes
27(2)
Physical Effects of Spinal Cord Injuries
29(9)
Medical and Surgical Management
38(17)
Emergency Management
38(2)
Fracture Management
40(6)
Medical Management
46(6)
Education
52(2)
Follow-up
54(1)
Psychosocial Issues
55(16)
Psychosocial Impact of Spinal Cord Injury
55(3)
Psychological Adjustment and Adaptation Following Injury
58(2)
Community Reintegration
60(1)
Strategies for Growth and Reintegration
61(9)
The Bigger Picture: Our Impact on the Community
70(1)
Sexuality and Sexual Functioning
71(21)
Physical Aspects of Sexual Functioning
73(11)
Therapeutic Intervention
84(8)
Skin Care
92(29)
Etiology of Pressure Ulcers
92(2)
Sequelae
94(1)
Prevention
95(10)
Pressure Ulcer Assessment
105(5)
Interventions
110(11)
Respiratory Management
121(22)
Review of Normal Breathing
121(5)
Review of Normal Coughing
126(1)
Impact of Spinal Cord Injury on Breathing and Coughing Ability
126(4)
Respiratory Complications
130(1)
Evaluation of Respiratory Function
131(2)
Therapeutic Interventions
133(10)
Physical Therapy Evaluation and Goal-Setting
143(21)
Examination and Evaluation
143(13)
Functional Potentials
156(3)
Goal-Setting
159(5)
Strategies for Functional Rehabilitation
164(19)
Movement Strategies Following Spinal Cord Injury
164(4)
Physical Prerequisites: Strength and Range of Motion
168(3)
Strategies for Functional Training
171(4)
Precautions
175(4)
Equipment Selection
179(4)
Functional Mat Skills
183(45)
Practice on Mat and Bed
183(1)
Precautions
183(1)
Physical and Skill Prerequisites
184(1)
Program Design
185(1)
Functional Mat Techniques Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
185(16)
Therapeutic Strategies Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
201(20)
Functional Mat Techniques and Therapeutic Strategies Following Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
221(7)
Transfer Skills
228(41)
Precautions
228(1)
Physical and Skill Prerequisites
228(2)
Program Design
230(1)
Transfer Techniques Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
230(24)
Therapeutic Strategies Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
254(11)
Transfer Techniques and Therapeutic Strategies Following Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
265(4)
Wheelchairs and Wheelchair Skills
269(80)
Precautions
269(3)
Wheelchairs
272(13)
Wheelchair Skills
285(1)
Program Design
285(1)
Wheelchair Skills Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
286(30)
Therapeutic Strategies Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
316(30)
Wheelchair Skills and Therapeutic Strategies Following Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
346(3)
Ambulation
349(58)
Ambulation after Complete Injury: To Walk or Not to Walk?
349(1)
Therapeutic Approaches to Restoration of Ambulation
350(1)
Precautions
350(1)
Lower Extremity Orthoses
350(8)
Functional Potentials
358(1)
Physical and Skill Prerequisites
358(5)
Program Design
363(1)
Ambulation with Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
364(23)
Therapeutic Strategies for Gait Training with Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses
387(13)
Ambulation and Therapeutic Strategies with Ankle-Foot Orthoses Following Complete Spinal Cord Injury
400(1)
Ambulation and Therapeutic Strategies Following Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
401(4)
Functional Electrical Stimulation
405(2)
References407(38)
Index445

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