Therapeutic Exercise for Physical Therapy Assistants: Techniques for Intervention (Point (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins))

Book info: Therapeutic Exercise for Physical Therapy Assistants: Techniques for Intervention (Point (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins)) (Paperback, 544 pages – LWW, 2013) – LWW, 2013. Language: Eng.

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This comprehensive textbook equips physical therapist assistants with essential skills and knowledge to effectively implement therapeutic exercise techniques under the guidance of physical therapists. Covering a wide range of topics, including joint mobilization, gait preparation exercises, and the application of therapeutic techniques through sample protocols, this book prepares students to handle real-world patient scenarios. Each chapter is designed to enhance understanding, featuring clear objectives, case studies, and clinical guidelines that illustrate the collaboration between physical therapist assistants and therapists in providing patient care. The third edition introduces new chapters and review questions to reinforce learning and retention. Readers will also find specialized sections addressing pediatric and geriatric needs, ensuring that they can adapt interventions for diverse patient populations. With contributions from 26 experts in the field, this textbook not only serves as a crucial educational tool but also as a lasting resource throughout your career in physical therapy.