Basic Rehabilitation Techniques : A Self-Instructional Guide

by Sine, Robert D.

• ISBN13: 9780834217324
• ISBN10: 0834217325
• Edition: 4th
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2000-02-01
• Publisher: Pro Ed

Summary

Stanford Univ., San Francisco, CA. Manual for students, rehabilitation nurses, and physical therapists. Details a variety of simple, practical and easy-to-apply techniques. Includes new material on hip fractures, rehabilitation of people with amputations, and more. Previous edition: c1988. Softcover. DNLM: Rehabilitation Nursing--methods--Programmed Instruction.

Table of Contents

Contributors	ix
Preface	xi
Negotiating Patient Participation	1	(8)
Debra L. Doyle
Robert Sine
Introduction and Objectives	1	(1)
Consequences of Noncompliance	1	(1)
Reasons for Noncompliance	2	(3)
Strategies for Dealing with Noncompliance	5	(1)
Conclusion	6	(1)
Chapter Review Test	7	(2)
PART I--COMMON DISABILITY SYNDROMES	9	(66)
Disability Syndrome of Hemiplegia	11	(12)
Robert Sine
Introduction and Objectives	11	(1)
Anatomy	11	(1)
Pathophysiology	12	(1)
Paresis: Its Distribution and Clinical Course	12	(1)
Spontaneous Neurological Return and Functional Retraining	13	(1)
Spasticity	13	(1)
Sensory Loss	13	(1)
Hemi-Inattention	13	(1)
Homonymous Hemianopia	14	(1)
Verticality Dysfunction	14	(1)
Specialized Functions	15	(2)
Common and Controverisial Medical Problems Associated with Hemiplegic Syndrome	17	(3)
Chapter Review Test	20	(3)
Disability Syndrome of Spinal Cord Injury	23	(6)
Stanley K. Yarnell
Introduction and Objectives	23	(1)
Nature of Disability	23	(2)
Functional Outcomes	25	(2)
Assistive Devices	27	(1)
Secondary Problems	27	(1)
Chapter Review Test	28	(1)
Head Injury Rehabilitation	29	(5)
Zvi Kalisky
Daniel P. Morrison
Patrick M. Plenger
Introduction and Objectives	29	(1)
Head Injury Disabilities	29	(2)
Treatment	31	(2)
Chapter Review Test	33	(1)
Hip Fracture Rehabilitation	34	(5)
Michael K. Yoshida
Introduction and Objectives	34	(1)
Hip Fracture	34	(4)
Chapter Review Test	38	(1)
Rehabilitation after Lower Limb Amputation	39	(12)
Robert Quinn
Introduction and Objectives	39	(1)
Overview of the Problem	39	(1)
Immediate Postoperative Care	40	(4)
Early Functional Training	44	(2)
Gait and Prosthetic Componentry	46	(1)
Troubleshooting	47	(1)
Pain	48	(1)
Conclusion	49	(1)
Chapter Review Test	49	(2)
Rehabilitation after Total Knee Arthroplasty	51	(6)
Michael K. Yoshida
Introduction and Objectives	51	(1)
Which Patients Need Total Knee Arthroplasty	51	(1)
Critical Pathway after Total Knee Arthroplasty	52	(1)
Limiting Factors That Prevent Early Discharge	53	(1)
Common Medical Problems in the Rehabilitation of Total Knee Arthroplasty	53	(2)
Chapter Review Test	55	(2)
Disability Syndrome of Parkinsonism	57	(3)
Robert Sine
Introduction and Objectives	57	(1)
Symptoms	57	(1)
Treatment	58	(1)
Chapter Review Test	59	(1)
The Late Effects of Polio	60	(9)
Stanley K. Yarnell
Introduction and Objectives	60	(1)
The Late Effects of Polio	60	(3)
Management of Symptoms	63	(4)
Chapter Review Test	67	(2)
Disability Syndrome of Arthritis	69	(6)
Robert Sine
Introduction and Objectives	69	(1)
Rheumatoid Arthritis	69	(2)
Osteoarthritis	71	(1)
Chapter Review Test	72	(3)
PART II--COMMON MEDICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH DISABILITY SYNDROMES	75	(44)
Management of Chronic Pain	77	(9)
David C. Bradshaw
Gerald P. Keane
Introduction and Objectives	77	(1)
Treatment	77	(4)
Organization of the Treatment Program	81	(2)
Chapter Review Test	83	(3)
Special Considerations in the Rehabilitation Management of the Elderly	86	(8)
Franz U. Steinberg
Introduction and Objectives	86	(1)
Importance of Rehabilitation	86	(1)
Obstacles to Successful Rehabilitation in Old Age	87	(4)
Rehabilitation Goals for the Geriatric Disabled	91	(1)
Conclusion	92	(1)
Chapter Review Test	92	(2)
Identification and Management of Bladder Problems	94	(8)
Shelly E. Liss
Introduction and Objectives	94	(1)
Voiding	94	(1)
Types of Incontinence	95	(1)
Information Gathering	96	(1)
Bladder Training and Control	97	(1)
Intermittent Catheterization	97	(1)
Catheter Care	98	(1)
Medications	98	(1)
Care Plan	99	(1)
Chapter Review Test	99	(3)
Pressure Sores: Development, Pathogenesis, Prevention, and Treatment	102	(12)
Robert Sine
Introduction and Objectives	102	(1)
Pathogenesis of Pressure Sores	102	(1)
Prevention	103	(5)
Surface Modifications	108	(3)
Healing	111	(1)
Chapter Review Test	112	(2)
Identification and Management of Bowel Problems	114	(5)
Robert Sine
Introduction and Objectives	114	(1)
Pathophysiology	114	(1)
Constipation	114	(2)
Diarrhea	116	(1)
Neurogenic Bowel	117	(1)
Conclusion	117	(1)
Chapter Review Test	118	(1)
PART III--REHABILITATION MANAGEMENT	119	(210)
Progressive Mobilization	121	(103)
Georgianna Burbidge Wilson
Introduction and Objectives	121	(1)
The Basics of Applying Progressive Mobilization	122	(12)
Bed Activities	134	(21)
Pregait Training	155	(23)
Gait Training or How To Teach Your Patient To Walk	178	(28)
Conclusion	206	(1)
Chapter Review Test	207	(4)
Answers	211	(5)
Appendix 16-A: Checklist for Transfers	216	(8)
Self-Care Training: Hemiplegia, Lateralized Stroke Program, Parkinsonism, Arthritis, and Spinal Cord Dysfunction	224	(40)
Robert Sine
Mahendra Shah
Ruth Avidan
Introduction and Objectives	224	(1)
Hemplegic Syndrome	225	(21)
Arthritis and Parkinson's Disease	246	(8)
Spinal Cord Dysfunction	254	(2)
Suggestions for Establishing a Rehabilitation Program	256	(1)
Chapter Review Test	257	(7)
Wheelchairs: Selection, Uses, Adaptation, and Maintenance	264	(27)
Georgianna Burbidge Wilson
Introduction and Objectives	264	(1)
The Problem	264	(1)
The Standard Wheelchair	265	(1)
Function and Adaptation of Wheelchair Components	266	(14)
Wheelchair Maintenance	280	(1)
Information on Handling a Wheelchair	281	(4)
Conclusion	285	(1)
Chapter Review Test	286	(5)
What Is the Role of Rehabilitation Psychology?	291	(12)
Ronald M. Ruff
Introduction and Objectives	291	(1)
Emotional Functioning	292	(2)
Cognitive Dysfunctioning	294	(3)
Interactions	297	(2)
Practical Applications	299	(1)
Chapter Review Test	300	(3)
Psychosocial Intervention and Discharge Planning	303	(11)
Patti Aldredge
Frances Pendergraft
Barbara Henley
Introduction and Objectives	303	(1)
Psychosocial Assessment and Planning	303	(2)
Enhancing Treatment and Facilitating Discharge	305	(2)
Discharge and Linkage to the Community	307	(4)
Chapter Review Test	311	(3)
Better Teaching and Lifelong Learning in Rehabilitation	314	(15)
Robert E. Roush
J. David Holcomb
Introduction and Objectives	314	(1)
Organizational Considerations	315	(2)
Ten Principles of Effective Teaching	317	(3)
Elements of Instructional Methods	320	(2)
Improving Your Presentations	322	(1)
Distance Learning Modalities	323	(1)
Evaluation Procedures	324	(1)
Conclusion	325	(4)
Index	329