Dunleavy and Slowik’s Therapeutic Exercise Prescription, Second Edition delivers on exactly what you need from a core therapeutic exercise text. This comprehensive resource combines theoretical concepts and practical application to give you a robust understanding of therapeutic exercise while providing tips and instructions for a resource for clinical care. Using an approachable, easy-to-follow writing style, it introduces foundational concepts, discusses how to choose the right exercises, and guides you in developing goals for treatment. Coverage also includes the examination process and specific ways to choose, monitor, and evaluate the most effective exercise. Each exercise in the text is presented with progressions to give you an understanding of how the exercise(s) may change from the initial phase of exercise prescription to the functional recovery stage. This text also uses case studies, practical discussions, and an enhanced ebook with expanded images and videos throughout included with new print purchase to provide you with a more dynamic and effective learning experience. Each chapter in the enhanced ebook has clinical review questions while interactive case-based questions use images and videos to provide practice questions in an NPTE Board-style format.
1. 1. Introduction to therapeutic exercise for rehabilitation - p. 2 2. 2. Review of foundational concepts - p. 18 3. 3. Relationship between impairments and function - p. 69 4. 4. Examination and evaluation for therapeutic exercise prescription - p. 97 5. 5. Exercise prescription: Exercise Type and Parameters - p. 144 6. 6. Mobility, trauma, and psychologically informed concepts for exercise choice, parameters, and progression - p. 196 7. 7. Teaching and learning concepts for exercise - p. 228 8. 8. Evaluatio n for adjustment of exercise and outcomes - p. 250 9. PART II. Therapeutic Exercise Prescription Workbooks - p. 273.e13 10. Introduction - p. 274 11. 9. Lower extremity workbook - p. 279 12. Structural and biomechanical principles for lower extremity exercise - p. 279 13. Exercises - p. 285 14. Section 9.1: Hypomobility - p. 287 15. Exercises - p. 289 16. Section 9.2: Hypermobility - p. 325 17. Exercises - p. 326 18. Section 9.3: Repetitive strain - p. 346.e1 19. Exercises - p. 348 20. Section 9.4: Postsurgical management - p. 379.e3 21. Exercises - p. 380 22. References - p. 414.e8 23. 10. Upper extremity workbook - p. 415 24. Biomechanical concepts - p. 415 25. Exercises - p. 426 26. Section 10.1: Hypomobility - p. 428 27. Exercises - p. 429 28. Section 10.2: Hypermobility - p. 453 29. Exercises - p. 454 30. Section 10.3: Repetitive strain - p. 480.e3 31. Exercises - p. 483 32. Exercises included in other sections - p. 484 33. Generalized aerobic capacity and mobility - p. 484 34. Neuromuscular initiation, local and global stabilizer initiation, activation, and strengthening - p. 484 35. Upper-quarter positioning and endurance - p. 484 36. Functional requirements - p. 484 37. Trunk and hip mobility - p. 484 38. Case study 10.3: Repetitive strain disorder: Shoulder impingement - p. 526 39. Section 10.4: Postsurgical management - p. 528 40. Section 10.4 Exercises - p. 529 41. References - p. 535.e5 42. 11. Spine workbook - p. 536 43. Biomechanical concepts - p. 536 44. Exercises - p. 544 45. Section 11.1: Hypomobility - p. 545 46. Exercises - p. 548 47. Section 11.2: Hypermobility - p. 578 48. Exercises - p. 579 49. Section 11.3: Repetitive strain and postural syndrome exercises - p. 615.e2 50. Exercises - p. 616 51. Section 11.4: Postsurgical management - p. 635.e1 52. Exercises - p. 636 53. References - p. 649.e6 54. General postsurgical guidelines - p. App-e1 55. Index - p. 650
Dunleavy and Slowik’s Therapeutic Exercise Prescription, Second Edition delivers on exactly what you need from a core therapeutic exercise text. This comprehensive resource combines theoretical concepts and practical application to give you a robust understanding of therapeutic exercise while providing tips and instructions for a resource for clinical care. Using an approachable, easy-to-follow writing style, it introduces foundational concepts, discusses how to choose the right exercises, and guides you in developing goals for treatment. Coverage also includes the examination process and specific ways to choose, monitor, and evaluate the most effective exercise. Each exercise in the text is presented with progressions to give you an understanding of how the exercise(s) may change from the initial phase of exercise prescription to the functional recovery stage. This text also uses case studies, practical discussions, and an enhanced ebook with expanded images and videos throughout included with new print purchase to provide you with a more dynamic and effective learning experience. Each chapter in the enhanced ebook has clinical review questions while interactive case-based questions use images and videos to provide practice questions in an NPTE Board-style format.
1. 1. Introduction to therapeutic exercise for rehabilitation - p. 2 2. 2. Review of foundational concepts - p. 18 3. 3. Relationship between impairments and function - p. 69 4. 4. Examination and evaluation for therapeutic exercise prescription - p. 97 5. 5. Exercise prescription: Exercise Type and Parameters - p. 144 6. 6. Mobility, trauma, and psychologically informed concepts for exercise choice, parameters, and progression - p. 196 7. 7. Teaching and learning concepts for exercise - p. 228 8. 8. Evaluatio n for adjustment of exercise and outcomes - p. 250 9. PART II. Therapeutic Exercise Prescription Workbooks - p. 273.e13 10. Introduction - p. 274 11. 9. Lower extremity workbook - p. 279 12. Structural and biomechanical principles for lower extremity exercise - p. 279 13. Exercises - p. 285 14. Section 9.1: Hypomobility - p. 287 15. Exercises - p. 289 16. Section 9.2: Hypermobility - p. 325 17. Exercises - p. 326 18. Section 9.3: Repetitive strain - p. 346.e1 19. Exercises - p. 348 20. Section 9.4: Postsurgical management - p. 379.e3 21. Exercises - p. 380 22. References - p. 414.e8 23. 10. Upper extremity workbook - p. 415 24. Biomechanical concepts - p. 415 25. Exercises - p. 426 26. Section 10.1: Hypomobility - p. 428 27. Exercises - p. 429 28. Section 10.2: Hypermobility - p. 453 29. Exercises - p. 454 30. Section 10.3: Repetitive strain - p. 480.e3 31. Exercises - p. 483 32. Exercises included in other sections - p. 484 33. Generalized aerobic capacity and mobility - p. 484 34. Neuromuscular initiation, local and global stabilizer initiation, activation, and strengthening - p. 484 35. Upper-quarter positioning and endurance - p. 484 36. Functional requirements - p. 484 37. Trunk and hip mobility - p. 484 38. Case study 10.3: Repetitive strain disorder: Shoulder impingement - p. 526 39. Section 10.4: Postsurgical management - p. 528 40. Section 10.4 Exercises - p. 529 41. References - p. 535.e5 42. 11. Spine workbook - p. 536 43. Biomechanical concepts - p. 536 44. Exercises - p. 544 45. Section 11.1: Hypomobility - p. 545 46. Exercises - p. 548 47. Section 11.2: Hypermobility - p. 578 48. Exercises - p. 579 49. Section 11.3: Repetitive strain and postural syndrome exercises - p. 615.e2 50. Exercises - p. 616 51. Section 11.4: Postsurgical management - p. 635.e1 52. Exercises - p. 636 53. References - p. 649.e6 54. General postsurgical guidelines - p. App-e1 55. Index - p. 650
