Orthopedic Physical AssessmentThe goal of this New Edition is to provide students and clinicians with a systematic approach to performing a neuromusculoskeletal assessment and to understand the reason for the various aspects of the assessment. Every joint of the body is covered as well as chapters on specific areas such as principles of assessment, head and face, gait, posture, emergency care and preparticipation evaluation. |
Contents
1 Principles and Concepts | 1 |
Observation | 10 |
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution | 45 |
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abduction abnormal active movements affected angle ankle anterior cruciate ligament assessment biceps Bone Joint Surg cause cervical spine Churchill Livingstone Clin clinical collateral ligament compression condyle cruciate ligament deformity Diagnosis disc dislocation distal drawer test elbow end feel evaluation extension Extensor femoral femur Figure fingers flexed flexor foot forearm fracture functional genu varum glenohumeral hand head humerus iliac indicates injury joint play movements knee lateral rotation lesion limb longus lumbar spine medial rotation meniscus ment move muscle neck nerve root normal occurs Orthop Orthopedic palpated passive movements patella pathology pelvis Philadelphia plantar positive test posterior cruciate ligament problem pronation range of motion reflex Resisted isometric movements sacroiliac joint sacrum scapula shoulder side flexion spinal spinous process Sports Phys stability straight leg stress subluxation subtalar joint swelling symptoms syndrome Table tendon Ther thigh thoracic spine thumb tibia tion tissue torsion ulnar valgus vertebral W.B. Saunders wrist