Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries Fifth Edition

Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries
Автори: Sandra J. Shultz и Tamara C. Valovich McLeod
Категория: Ортопедия, спортна медицина, физиотерапия, клинична диагностика
Подходяща за: физиотерапевти, кинезитерапевти, спортни лекари, ортопеди, студенти по медицина и рехабилитация

Пълното ръководство за клиничен преглед при мускулоскелетни травми – научно обосновано, клинично приложимо и изключително подробно.

„Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries“ е еталон в обучението и практиката на всеки специалист, който се занимава с диагностика и рехабилитация на травми на опорно-двигателния апарат. Написана от признатите експерти Sandra J. Shultz и Tamara C. Valovich McLeod, книгата обединява анатомични, биомеханични и клинични знания в едно цялостно и достъпно ръководство.

Какво съдържа изданието?
Систематичен подход към прегледа на мускулоскелетни структури – стъпка по стъпка протоколи за всеки сегмент на тялото: глава, шийна област, рамо, лакът, китка, кръст, таз, коляно, глезен

Палпация, визуален анализ, оценка на обхват на движение и мускулна сила

Тестове за стабилност на ставите, неврологични и съдови тестове, както и специални мануални техники

Изобилие от цветни илюстрации и снимки, демонстриращи правилната техника на всяка манипулация

Клинични алгоритми и таблици, които подпомагат процеса на вземане на решение при диференциална диагноза

Раздели с реални случаи, които илюстрират прилагането на техниките в практиката

Защо да изберете тази книга?
Комбинира теоретична основа с практическо приложение – идеална за обучение и ежедневна работа

Изградена върху актуални научни изследвания и препоръки от водещи професионални организации

Над 500 илюстрации, които улесняват визуалното усвояване на информацията

Клинични контролни списъци и инструменти за документиране на прегледа

Подходяща както за студенти, така и за опитни клиницисти, които искат да систематизират знанията си

За кого е предназначена?
Физиотерапевти и рехабилитатори, работещи с пациенти след спортни травми, операции или хронични оплаквания

Спортни лекари, ортопеди и кинезитерапевти, нуждаещи се от бързи и ефективни методи за клинична оценка

Студенти по медицина, физиотерапия и спортни науки, които търсят структуриран и богат на визуални примери учебник

Треньори и специалисти по спортна рехабилитация, които искат да задълбочат познанията си по анатомична оценка

„Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries“ е не просто учебник – това е всеобхватен справочник, който ще се превърне в незаменим инструмент на вашето бюро или в клиничната практика. Съчетанието от детайл, яснота и клиничен фокус прави тази книга водещ избор в сферата на мускулоскелетната диагностика.

Поръчайте сега от нашата електронна книжарница и овладейте изкуството на прецизната мускулоскелетна оценка!

Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries, Fifth Edition With HKPropel Access, guides athletic trainers and health care professionals through the examination and diagnosis of musculoskeletal injuries, both on and off the field. Integrating updates from the fifth edition of the Athletic Training Educational Competencies, the text addresses several areas of clinical practice that students must master to pass the Board of Certification (BOC) examination. The text also includes a significantly expanded online video library that now contains more than 240 video clips that clearly demonstrate evaluation techniques so that students can see firsthand how to perform each assessment.

From introductory skills for injury examination to specific techniques to be used for examining each region of the body, Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries will teach students to obtain an accurate injury history from the patient, inspect the injury and related areas, palpate both bone and soft tissues, assess motion control and function, and examine neurological and cardiorespiratory status. The text includes special tests that are used to assess different structures and to rule out or diagnose injuries for that region. Strategies are offered for examinations that occur immediately after an injury as well as those that are seen later in a clinical setting. Full-color photos and medical artwork clarify testing techniques and enhance knowledge of body structures. Updates in this fifth edition include the following:

• An extensive video library with more than 190 new videos, for a total of 243 videos showcasing range of motion, muscle testing, and special test techniques
• The addition of 35 new special tests and injury-specific examinations: instructions; photos and videos demonstrating how to perform them; and sensitivity, specificity, and likelihood ratios to help drive a clinician’s choice in test and support the clinician’s diagnosis
• A new exploration of the latest concussion examination techniques, including the Sport Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT), with a video that allows readers to observe and practice the SCAT
• A section on patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) for each body region; a quick reference table features the most recommended PROMs and information on what they help assess

In addition to video, other related online tools that support student learning are delivered through HKPropel. Checklists, tables, and forms assist in the examination of range of motion, strength, and neurological function. New case studies help students understand the clinical application of examination techniques. Lab activities and key term flash cards help students engage with the content. Key concepts, review questions, and critical thinking questions foster better understanding and retention, while chapter quizzes can be assigned by instructors to assess student comprehension.

Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries, Fifth Edition, is an essential resource for examining and differentiating the pathologies encountered in musculoskeletal systems. It will prepare athletic training students for certification and guide any clinician or therapist in diagnosing musculoskeletal injuries.

Note: A code for accessing HKPropel is included with all new print books.

From the Publisher

Audiences: Textbook for students studying athletic training, physical therapy, physiotherapy, and massage therapy. A reference for practicing athletic trainers, athletic therapists, physical therapists, physiotherapists, and other allied health professionals who perform musculoskeletal assessments.

Teach injury evaluation skills with video and interactive learning tools

Learn the fundamentals of musculoskeletal injury examination and diagnosis

Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries, Fifth Edition With HKPropel Access, guides athletic trainers through the examination of musculoskeletal injuries. Students will learn to

• obtain an accurate injury history from the patient
• inspect the injury and related areas
• palpate both bone and soft tissues
• assess motion control
• and examine neurological and cardiorespiratory status

(a) Sagittal plane

The sagittal plane divides the body into right and left segments and rotates around a medial–lateral axis; movements in the sagittal plane are flexion and extension (figure a).

(b) Transverse plane

The transverse plane divides the body into upper and lower segments and rotates around a vertical axis; medial and lateral rotation and pronation and supination are movements produced in the transverse plane (figure b).

(c) Frontal plane

The frontal plane divides the body into front and back segments and rotates around an anterior–posterior axis; motions in the frontal plane are abduction and adduction (figure c).

Scapulothoracic joint mobility

To assess these motions, have the patient lie on her side with the shoulder that will be examined on top. Support the arm by the scapula at its superior aspect and inferior angle. Alternate your hands in applying the mobilizing force and examining the scapular movement. For example, when examining scapular inferior mobility, your mobilizing hand is the superior hand. It pushes the scapula inferiorly as the hand at the inferior angle palpates for degree and quality of movement. To assess superior mobility, the inferior hand applies the force while the superior hand assesses the lateral–medial and rotational scapular movements.

Acromioclavicular (AC) joint mobility

To examine AC joint mobility, stand behind the seated patient and place a stabilizing hand over the upper trunk. Place the thumb of your mobilizing hand on the posterior aspect of the lateral clavicle. Apply an anteriorly directed force to the posterior clavicle just medial to the AC joint.

Sternoclavicular (SC) joint mobility

To examine the SC joint, have the patient lie supine and stand either at the head or side of the table facing the patient. Although the joint can be examined using various maneuvers, a commonly used technique is the posterior glide. To perform this glide, place the pads of one or both of your thumbs directly over the anterior surface of the clavicle, just lateral to the sternum, and apply an anterior to posterior force.