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The 3-Minute Musculoskeletal & Peripheral Nerve Exam First Edition

 كاتب: Alan Miller, Kimberly DiCuccio Heckert , Brian Davis  Category: Neurology, Orthopedic  Publisher: Demos Medical  منشور: 13 August، 2008  ISBN: 1933864265  اللغة: English  File Size: 7.57MB
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“With over 200 techniques available for examining different muscles and joints, it is
impractical to accurately remember them all. But now there is a shortcut: The 3-Minute
Musculoskeletal & Peripheral Nerve Exam is a clear, concise, and accessible reference for
conducting a thorough musculoskeletal and peripheral nerve examination in a clinical setting.
With a consistent presentation of each examination technique, this pocket-sized guide is both
a tutorial for students and a reference for experienced practitioners. Each examination
includes detailed photographs of models with labeled structures, and a standard format that
covers:
 What action the patient performs
 What action the examiner performs
 Findings that indicate a positive test
 What the positive test signifiesCovering a comprehensive collection of the conditions for
which a patient would seek medical care, The 3-Minute Musculoskeletal & Peripheral
Nerve Exam features:
o Small, discreet trim size, perfect for quick review prior to seeing a patient
o Extensive use of detailed photographs for each exam
o A section on the American Spinal Cord Injury Association examination and
classification protocols
o An illustrative tutorial on gait and posture
o A comprehensive table of clinically relevant muscles and their action, location for
EMG/Botox needle placement and nerve/root innervation
o A quick reference guide to all of these conditions and proceduresThe 3-Minute
Musculoskeletal & Peripheral Nerve Exam will aid in the evaluation of joint problems
through physical exam maneuvers and will teach the detection of muscle weakness
and the examination of peripheral nerves and reflexes. It is an essential means of quick
reference for residents and clinicians in physiatry, neurology, pain medicine,
orthopedics, internal medicine, and family practice.”


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