Physical Rehabilitation Laboratory Manual : Focus on Functional Training

by O'Sullivan, Susan B.

• ISBN13: 9780803602571
• ISBN10: 080360257X
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1998-09-01
• Publisher: F a Davis Co

Summary

"... this manual does an excellent job of merging traditional and contemporary principles of neurotherapeutic intervention, all with a practical, functional orientation." -- Physical Therapy Care Reports, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1999 Here's an integrated physical therapy model applicable to a variety of clinical problems and diagnoses. After exploring the application of treatment techniques, the authors focus on clinical decision-making strategies using clinical problems and progressively comprehensive case studies. "This text offers a wonderful source of ideas for developing laboratory experiences that will be directly applicable to clinical situations that our students will face in their future practice." -- Mark W. Pape, MSPT, Angelo State University, San Angelo, Texas

Table of Contents

SECTION I Introduction: Functional Training	1	(30)
1. Therapeutic Exercise Foundations	5	(3)
Developmental Skills: Stages of Motor Control	5	(3)
2. Treatment Approaches	8	(6)
Traditional Therapeutic Exercise Approaches: Remediation/Facilitation Approaches	8	(5)
Compensatory Training Approach	13	(1)
3. Therapeutic Exercise Techniques	14	(3)
Terminology	14	(3)
4. Neuromuscular Facilitation Techniques	17	(5)
Proprioceptive Facilitation Techniques	17	(2)
Exteroceptive Stimulation Techniques	19	(2)
Vestibular Stimulation Techniques	21	(1)
5. Application of Therapeutic Exercise Techniques to Stages of Motor Control	22	(5)
Initial Mobility	22	(1)
Stability	23	(1)
Controlled Mobility	24	(1)
Skill	25	(2)
6. Motor Learning Approach	27	(4)
Terminology and Treatment Strategies	27	(2)
Motor Relearning Programme for Stroke	29	(2)
SECTION II Facilitating Skill Development: Functional Mobility Training	31	(144)
7. Initial Activities in Supine or Sidelying Position	33	(16)
Rolling	33	(9)
Sidelying	42	(7)
8. Prone Activities	49	(24)
Prone Extension (Pivot Prone)	49	(2)
Prone-on-Elbows	51	(10)
Quadruped (Prone Kneeling)	61	(12)
9. Lower Trunk Activities	73	(14)
Hooklying (Crooklying)	73	(5)
Bridging	78	(9)
10. Sitting Activities	87	(23)
Sitting	87	(23)
11. Kneeling Activities	110	(15)
Kneeling (Kneel-Standing)	110	(10)
Movement Transitions into Half-Kneeling	120	(1)
Half-Kneeling	120	(5)
12. Modified Plantigrade Activities	125	(6)
Modified Plantigrade	125	(6)
13. Standing Activities Standing	131	(9)
14. Gait Activities	140	(10)
General Characteristics	140	(2)
Treatment Strategies and Considerations	142	(1)
Therapeutic Activities and Techniques	143	(7)
15. Balance Training Activities	150	(11)
Goals and Outcomes	150	(1)
Treatment Strategies and Considerations	150	(1)
Balance Training Activities	151	(10)
16. Upper Extremity Activities	161	(14)
General Characteristics	161	(1)
Treatment Strategies and Considerations	162	(2)
Therapeutic Activities and Techniques	164	(11)
SECTION III Clinical Decision Making: Application to Functional Training	175	(141)
Clinical Decision Making	175	(2)
Terminology	177	(3)
Literature Resources	180	(1)
17. Clinical Decision Making: Focus on Clinical Problems	181	(20)
18. Clinical Decision Making: Focus on Case Studies	201	(115)
Case Study 1: Spinal Cord Injury	202	(14)
Case Study 2: Stroke	216	(12)
Case Study 3: Rheumatoid Arthritis	228	(14)
Case Study 4: Trauma: Construction Accident	242	(14)
Case Study 5: Stroke	256	(12)
Case Study 6: Parkinson's Disease	268	(13)
Case Study 7: Multiple Sclerosis	281	(13)
Case Study 8: Upper Extremity Trauma	294	(6)
Case Study 9: Lower Extremity Amputation	300	(9)
Case Study 10: Achilles Tendon Rupture	309	(7)
Appendix A Suggested Answers to the Clinical Problems	316	(18)
Appendix B Suggested Answers to the Case Studies	334	(47)
References	381	(2)
Index	383