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HAND REHABILITATION: A Quick Reference Guide and Review provides a comprehensive overview of hand rehabilitation in a quick reference, question and answer format. It guides the reader from basic information about the anatomy of the hand through more complex topics, including the most advanced treatment techniques available in hand rehabilitation and all commonly seen hand pathologies.

* Covers basic information about the anatomy of the hand and more complex topics such as advanced treatment techniques, providing information readers need in one source.
• Organizes chapters in a building block fashion, beginning with anatomy and progressing to clinical application, allowing the reader to learn basic concepts prior to moving on to clinical application.
• Provides readers with a bulleted list of topics at the beginning of each chapter, giving them a quick overview of chapter coverage.
• Includes "clinical gems" in each chapter, providing the reader with helpful hints and important facts to remember related to certain subjects or questions.
• Features a detailed Quick Reference Guide in the front of the book, so readers can easily find information on any topic or question they might need answered.
• Contains an icon after each advanced question/answer, alerting the reader to more difficult topic areas that may require further study.
• Provides references so readers can quickly find more detailed information on a particular subject.
• Reinforces difficult concepts by providing multiple questions of the same type or providing them in various formats.
• Includes case studies throughout as questions/answers to help the reader learn how to apply topics in a clinical situation.
• Includes 224 figures emphasizing important topics and helping the reader visualize material.
• Features several appendices at the end of the book, including: Drugs Commonly Encountered in Hand Therapy, Nutrition, Resource List of Vendors, Internet Web Sites, and Practice Questions.
• Contains a removable slide rule on the back cover, which can be detached and used in self-testing.
• Features a group of 22 expert contributors from a wide range of disciplines.

The book contains black-and-white illustrations.

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Reviewer: Michael Littleton, OTR/L, CHT(Univ of Illinois at Chicago Coll of Associated Health Professions)
Description: This text is comprised of over 20 chapters covering the practice area of hand therapy. Each chapter is formatted as a series of multiple choice questions, complete with detailed answers and references to other hand therapy resources. There are practice questions included at the back of the book with perforated pages for detachment and copying.
Purpose: The purpose is to serve as a resource for many different health professionals involved in hand surgery and rehabilitation, and is appropriate for use in a classroom setting. This is an appropriate objective as a concise, informative resource is invaluable to the clinician. These objectives are well met by the editors.
Audience: This book is geared primarily toward practicing or aspiring hand therapists (both occupational and physical therapists), as well as other practitioners or educators involved in the hand rehabilitation field. These might include nurses, orthopedic residents, and orthopedic technicians, to name a few. The editors and multiple contributors are of the highest credibility and experience.
Features: The book covers specific areas of upper extremity rehabilitation with chapters devoted to anatomy, research, and statistics as well as specific diagnoses and interventional and surgical procedures. It includes a quick reference guide at the front of the book and highlighted "clinical gems" dispersed throughout its pages. The multiple choice format makes it fun to read, allowing readers the opportunity to assess their knowledge level and self-educate at the same time. Excellent appendixes provide information on relevant topics such as nutrition, commonly prescribed medications, and pertinent Internet web sites.
Assessment: This book is a unique contribution to the hand therapy literature. A wealth of information is contained in its relatively compact form and its design makes it very easy to navigate. I highly recommended it.
Michael Littleton
This text is comprised of over 20 chapters covering the practice area of hand therapy. Each chapter is formatted as a series of multiple choice questions, complete with detailed answers and references to other hand therapy resources. There are practice questions included at the back of the book with perforated pages for detachment and copying. The purpose is to serve as a resource for many different health professionals involved in hand surgery and rehabilitation, and is appropriate for use in a classroom setting. This is an appropriate objective as a concise, informative resource is invaluable to the clinician. These objectives are well met by the editors. This book is geared primarily toward practicing or aspiring hand therapists (both occupational and physical therapists), as well as other practitioners or educators involved in the hand rehabilitation field. These might include nurses, orthopedic residents, and orthopedic technicians, to name a few. The editors and multiple contributors are of the highest credibility and experience. The book covers specific areas of upper extremity rehabilitation with chapters devoted to anatomy, research, and statistics as well as specific diagnoses and interventional and surgical procedures. It includes a quick reference guide at the front of the book and highlighted "clinical gems" dispersed throughout its pages. The multiple choice format makes it fun to read, allowing readers the opportunity to assess their knowledge level and self-educate at the same time. Excellent appendixes provide information on relevant topics such as nutrition, commonly prescribed medications, and pertinent Internet web sites. This book is a unique contribution tothe hand therapy literature. A wealth of information is contained in its relatively compact form and its design makes it very easy to navigate. I highly recommended it.

5 Stars! from Doody
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780323002516
  • Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
  • Publication date: 3/1/1999
  • Edition description: Older Edition
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 289

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Anatomy Extravaganza Chapter 2 Intrinsic Mechanism Chapter 3 Evaluation Chapter 4 Neuroanatomy and Sensory Re-education Chapter 5 Wrist Chapter 6 Shoulder Chapter 7 Flaps/Grafts/Thermal Conditions Chapter 8 Wounds/Infection Chapter 9 Dupuytren's Disease and Tumors Chapter 10 Fractures Chapter 11 Arthritis Chapter 12 Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Chapter 13 Tendons Chapter 14 Biomechanics and Tendon Transfers Chapter 15 Splinting Chapter 16 Congenital Anomalies/Amputations/Prosthetics Chapter 17 Modalities Chapter 18 Cumulative Trauma Chapter 19 Joint Mobilization/Other Treatment Techniques Chapter 20 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Chapter 21 Research and Statistics Appendix 1 Drugs Commonly Encountered in Hand Therapy Appendix 2 Nutrition Appendix 3 Resource List of Vendors Appendix 4 Internet Web sites Appendix 5 Practice Questions

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