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9780721604275

Neurologic Intervention for Physical Therapist Assistants

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  • ISBN13:

    9780721604275

  • ISBN10:

    0721604277

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-08-02
  • Publisher: W B Saunders Co
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Ideal for anyone pursuing a career in physical therapy, this book provides a foundation for understanding the professional's role and mastering everything you'll need to know about treatment planning, the latest equipment, and more.

Table of Contents

Foundations
The Role of the Physical Therapist and PT Assistant in Neurologic Rehabilitationp. 3
Introductionp. 3
The Role of the Physical Therapist in Patient Managementp. 4
The Role of the Physical Therapist Assistant in Treating Patients with Neurologic Deficitsp. 5
The Physical Therapist Assistant as a Member of the Health Care Teamp. 6
Chapter Summaryp. 6
Review Questionsp. 7
Neuroanatomyp. 8
Introductionp. 8
Major Components of the Nervous Systemp. 8
Reaction to Injuryp. 25
Chapter Summaryp. 27
Review Questionsp. 27
Motor Control and Motor Learningp. 28
Introductionp. 28
Motor Controlp. 28
Relationship of Motor Control with Motor Developmentp. 39
Motor Learningp. 39
Relationship of Motor Learning with Motor Developmentp. 42
Chapter Summaryp. 45
Review Questionsp. 45
Motor Developmentp. 47
Introductionp. 47
Developmental Time Periodsp. 48
Influence of Cognition and Motivationp. 49
Developmental Conceptsp. 51
Developmental Processesp. 54
Gross- and Fine-Motor Milestonesp. 54
Typical Motor Developmentp. 59
Posture, Balance, and Gait Changes with Agingp. 77
Chapter Summaryp. 79
Review Questionsp. 80
Children
Positioning and Handling to Foster Motor Functionp. 85
Introductionp. 85
Children with Neurologic Deficitsp. 85
General Physical Therapy Goalsp. 85
Function Related to Posturep. 86
Physical Therapy Interventionp. 87
Positioning and Handling Interventionsp. 88
Preparation for Movementp. 99
Interventions to Foster Head and Trunk Controlp. 101
Adaptive Equipment for Positioning and Mobilityp. 113
Functional Movement in the Context of the Child's Worldp. 119
Chapter Summaryp. 120
Review Questionsp. 121
Case Studies: Reviewing Positioning and Handling Care: Josh, Angie, and Kellyp. 122
Cerebral Palsyp. 124
Introductionp. 124
Incidencep. 124
Etiologyp. 124
Classificationp. 126
Diagnosisp. 129
Pathophysiologyp. 129
Associated Deficitsp. 129
Physical Therapy Examinationp. 132
Physical Therapy Interventionp. 135
Chapter Summaryp. 150
Review Questionsp. 150
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Jenniferp. 151
Questions to Think Aboutp. 152
Myelomeningocelep. 155
Introductionp. 155
Incidencep. 155
Etiologyp. 155
Prenatal Diagnosisp. 157
Clinical Featuresp. 157
Physical Therapy Interventionp. 162
Chapter Summaryp. 180
Review Questionsp. 180
Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Paulp. 181
Questions to Think Aboutp. 182
Genetic Disordersp. 184
Introductionp. 184
Genetic Transmissionp. 184
Categoriesp. 184
Down Syndromep. 185
Cri-du-Chat Syndromep. 188
Prader-Willi Syndromep. 188
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenitap. 190
Osteogenesis Imperfectap. 193
Cystic Fibrosisp. 197
Spinal Muscular Atrophyp. 202
Phenylketonuriap. 205
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophyp. 205
Becker Muscular Dystrophyp. 210
Fragile X Syndromep. 210
Rett Syndromep. 212
Genetic Disorders and Mental Retardationp. 213
Chapter Summaryp. 221
Review Questionsp. 221
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Annp. 222
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Johnp. 224
Questions to Think Aboutp. 226
Adults
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitationp. 231
Introductionp. 231
History of PNFp. 231
Basic Principles of PNFp. 231
Biomechanical Considerationsp. 234
Patternsp. 234
PNF Techniquesp. 253
Developmental Sequencep. 261
PNF and Motor Learningp. 280
Chapter Summaryp. 280
Review Questionsp. 281
Cerebrovascular Accidentsp. 282
Introductionp. 282
Etiologyp. 282
Medical Interventionp. 283
Recovery from Strokep. 283
Prevention of Cerebrovascular Accidentsp. 284
Stroke Syndromesp. 284
Clinical Findings: Patient Impairmentsp. 286
Treatment Planningp. 291
Complications Seen Following Strokep. 291
Acute Care Settingp. 292
Directing Interventions to a Physical Therapist Assistantp. 292
Early Physical Therapy Interventionp. 293
Midrecovery to Late Recoveryp. 336
Chapter Summaryp. 344
Review Questionsp. 344
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Benp. 345
Questions to Think Aboutp. 348
Traumatic Brain Injuriesp. 350
Introductionp. 350
Classifications of Brain Injuriesp. 350
Secondary Problemsp. 352
Patient Examination and Evaluationp. 353
Patient Problem Areasp. 354
Physical Therapy Intervention: Acute Carep. 355
Physical Therapy Interventions During Inpatient Rehabilitationp. 361
Integrating Physical and Cognitive Components of a Task into Treatment Interventionsp. 367
Discharge Planningp. 372
Chapter Summaryp. 373
Review Questionsp. 373
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Rickp. 374
Questions to Think Aboutp. 376
Spinal Cord Injuriesp. 378
Introductionp. 378
Etiologyp. 378
Naming the Level of Injuryp. 378
Mechanisms of Injuryp. 380
Medical Interventionp. 380
Pathologic Changes That Occur Following Injuryp. 382
Types of Lesionsp. 382
Clinical Manifestations of Spinal Cord Injuriesp. 385
Resolution of Spinal Shockp. 385
Complicationsp. 385
Functional Outcomesp. 389
Physical Therapy Intervention: Acute Carep. 392
Physical Therapy Interventions During Inpatient Rehabilitationp. 397
Body Weight Support Treadmill Ambulationp. 433
Discharge Planningp. 435
Chapter Summaryp. 437
Review Questionsp. 437
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Billp. 439
Questions to Think Aboutp. 441
Other Neurologic Disordersp. 443
Introductionp. 443
Parkinson Diseasep. 443
Multiple Sclerosisp. 451
Guillain-Barre Syndromep. 460
Postpolio Syndromep. 464
Chapter Summaryp. 468
Review Questionsp. 469
Case Studies: Rehabilitation Unit Initial Examination and Evaluation: Joshuap. 469
Questions to Think Aboutp. 471
Answers to the Review Questionsp. 475
Indexp. 481
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