Therapeutic Modalities

by Starkey, Chad

• ISBN13: 9780803611399
• ISBN10: 0803611390
• Additional ISBN(s): 9780803603547
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2004-03-01
• Publisher: F.A. Davis Company
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Summary

Significantly updated and redesigned, thistwo-color edition highlights key information instudent-friendly and instructor-friendly boxes.With new improvements to organization, manyadded features, new illustrations and photographs,and an approachable writing style, this text meets all your classroom needs. "I highly recommend this text to.students of physical therapy and athletic training." - Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy "Provides a comprehensive survey of the use of therapeutic modalities in the treatment of orthopaedic injuries." - Journal of Athletic Training "Therapeutic Modalities is a well-written...text that balances fundamental theory with clinical application...Covering all the essential modalities, this book can serve as an introductory text for athletic training sutdents or as a useful clinical reference...A useful addition to the athletic treainer's resource library." - Athletic Therapy Today "[Starkey's text contains] a great deal of information without distracting the reader. I wish I would have had the opportunity to use this book in my undergrad education!" - E.S., MA, ATC, Ripon College, Ripon, WI "Improvements have made this text an overall better book. The addition of case studies to the textbook allows for better discussion and simulation in lectures and labs." -- Shawna Jordan, MSEd, ATC/R, Athletic Training Program, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas "Overall greatly improved! 'At-a-Glance' boxes are wonderful review for students and clinicians alike. End of chapter case studies are superb and allow for real-life application of concepts to clinical practice. Section Two is excellent." -- James R. Scifers, DScPT, PT, SCS, ATC, Athletic Training Education Program, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina "This book is an excellent resource for students or for experienced athletic trainers, physical therapists, or medical personnel. The numerous tables and illustrations and appendixes further enhance this friendlier edition. The 'at a glance' pages give the reader a quick overview of the text for each modality. Rather than using a cookbook method, the author encourages clinicians to use their own decision-making process to apply modalities appropriately, depending on the tissue depth and type, the injury, and the goal of therapy. An easy-to-follow reference as well as a suitable textbook for students." Rose L. Smith, PT, DPT, SCS, ATC, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH for Physical Therapy, Volume 85, No. 9, September 2005

Table of Contents

Injury response and treatment planning
The injury response process	p. 2
The physiology and psychology of pain	p. 29
Development and delivery of treatment protocol	p. 55
Administrative considerations	p. 74
Therapeutic cold and superficial heating agents
Thermal modalities	p. 100
Clinical application of thermal modalities	p. 124
Deep-heating agents
Therapeutic ultrasound	p. 156
Clinical application of therapeutic ultrasound	p. 174
Shortwave diathermy	p. 184
Clinical application of shortwave diathermy	p. 192
Electrical stimulation
Principles of electrical stimulation	p. 204
Electrical stimulation techniques	p. 220
Clinical application of electrical agents	p. 240
Mechanical and light modalities
Intermittent compression	p. 280
Continuous passive motion	p. 287
Therapeutic massage	p. 295
Cervical and lumbar traction	p. 308
Electromyographic biofeedback	p. 326
Light modalities	p. 334
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy	p. 352
Therapeutic magnets	p. 357
Trigger points and pain patterns	p. 373
Physical properties governing therapeutic modalities	p. 376
Motor points	p. 381
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