Therapeutic Interventions for Musculoskeletal Conditions
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Therapeutic Interventions for Musculoskeletal Conditions
Norte, Grant; Denegar, Craig R.; Glaviano, Neal
Human Kinetics Publishers
02/2026
368
Mole
Inglês
9781718230934
15 a 20 dias
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Part I. Clinical Reasoning
Chapter 1. Patient Examination and Evaluation
Defining the Problem
The Diagnostic Process
Biopsychosocial Models of Health
Patient Self-Report Instruments
Psychological Considerations in Musculoskeletal Care
Summary
Chapter 2. Developing the Plan of Care
Clinical Decision Making
Steps in Developing the Plan of Care
Goal Setting With the SMART Framework
Selecting the Appropriate Intervention
Documentation when Developing a Plan of Care
Summary
Part II. Pain
Chapter 3. Pain Transmission, Sensation, and Signal Modulation
The Pain Experience
Acute, Persisting, or Chronic Pain
Peripheral Sensory Receptors and Nociception
Afferent Nerves and Pain Signal Transmission
Pathways for Transmission of Nociceptive Pain
Sensory Integration
Pain Signal Modulation
Summary
Chapter 4. Tissue Injury, Inflammation, Nociception, and Healing
Tissue and Injury
Immediate Response to Injury
Inflammation
Triggering Nociceptive Pain and Initiating Repair
Tissue-Specific Healing
Factors Influencing Tissue Healing
Summary
Chapter 5. Pain Science and Patient Education
Nociplasticity and Sensitization
Explaining Pain
Summary
Chapter 6. Clinical Management of Pain
Cold
Superficial Heating
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Manual Therapies
Therapeutic Ultrasound
LASER
Summary
Chapter 7. Pain Management and Exercise
Exercise Recommendations and Medical Exercise Therapy
Exercise and Pathological Pain
Exercise Prescription Considerations
Components of Exercise Prescription
Tips for Prescribing Exercise
Summary
Part III. Restoring Motion
Chapter 8. Impaired Range of Motion
Causes of Impaired Motion
Hypomobility, Joint Health, and Biomechanics
Plan of Care for Motion Restrictions
Summary
Chapter 9. Manual Therapies
Informed Consent, Contraindications, and Precautions
Positioning and Soft Tissue Techniques
Clinical Decisions in Positional and Soft-Tissue Techniques
Joint Mobilization
Clinical Decisions in Joint Mobilization Techniques
Exercise
Summary
Chapter 10. Facilitating Motion With Therapeutic Modalities
Superficial Heat
Therapeutic Ultrasound
Diathermy
Traction
Summary
Part IV. Neuromuscular Control
Chapter 11. Muscle Weakness, Atrophy, and Neuromuscular Impairment
Origins of Muscle Weakness
Origins of Muscle Atrophy
Origins of Impaired Proprioception and Neuromuscular Control
Summary
Chapter 12. Therapeutic Modalities to Facilitate the Restoration of Strength and Neuromuscular Function
Therapeutic Adjuncts to Exercise
Focal Joint Cooling
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
Blood Flow Restriction
Biofeedback
Vibration Therapy
Timing Considerations
Summary
Chapter 13. Exercise Prescription to Improve Strength and Neuromuscular Control
Avoiding Common Misconceptions in Therapeutic Exercise Programming
Contemporary Therapeutic Considerations
Emerging Therapeutic Considerations
Integration and Maintenance of the Plan of Care
Summary
Part V. Repair and Mechanobiology
Chapter 14. Mechanical Signaling and Tissue Homeostasis
Foundational Principles and Mechanisms of Mechanobiology
Mechanobiology in Musculoskeletal Tissues
Summary
Chapter 15. Exercise and Therapeutic Modalities as Stimuli for Tissue Repair
Tissue Specific Loading Considerations
Therapeutic Modalities
Summary
Chapter 1. Patient Examination and Evaluation
Defining the Problem
The Diagnostic Process
Biopsychosocial Models of Health
Patient Self-Report Instruments
Psychological Considerations in Musculoskeletal Care
Summary
Chapter 2. Developing the Plan of Care
Clinical Decision Making
Steps in Developing the Plan of Care
Goal Setting With the SMART Framework
Selecting the Appropriate Intervention
Documentation when Developing a Plan of Care
Summary
Part II. Pain
Chapter 3. Pain Transmission, Sensation, and Signal Modulation
The Pain Experience
Acute, Persisting, or Chronic Pain
Peripheral Sensory Receptors and Nociception
Afferent Nerves and Pain Signal Transmission
Pathways for Transmission of Nociceptive Pain
Sensory Integration
Pain Signal Modulation
Summary
Chapter 4. Tissue Injury, Inflammation, Nociception, and Healing
Tissue and Injury
Immediate Response to Injury
Inflammation
Triggering Nociceptive Pain and Initiating Repair
Tissue-Specific Healing
Factors Influencing Tissue Healing
Summary
Chapter 5. Pain Science and Patient Education
Nociplasticity and Sensitization
Explaining Pain
Summary
Chapter 6. Clinical Management of Pain
Cold
Superficial Heating
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Manual Therapies
Therapeutic Ultrasound
LASER
Summary
Chapter 7. Pain Management and Exercise
Exercise Recommendations and Medical Exercise Therapy
Exercise and Pathological Pain
Exercise Prescription Considerations
Components of Exercise Prescription
Tips for Prescribing Exercise
Summary
Part III. Restoring Motion
Chapter 8. Impaired Range of Motion
Causes of Impaired Motion
Hypomobility, Joint Health, and Biomechanics
Plan of Care for Motion Restrictions
Summary
Chapter 9. Manual Therapies
Informed Consent, Contraindications, and Precautions
Positioning and Soft Tissue Techniques
Clinical Decisions in Positional and Soft-Tissue Techniques
Joint Mobilization
Clinical Decisions in Joint Mobilization Techniques
Exercise
Summary
Chapter 10. Facilitating Motion With Therapeutic Modalities
Superficial Heat
Therapeutic Ultrasound
Diathermy
Traction
Summary
Part IV. Neuromuscular Control
Chapter 11. Muscle Weakness, Atrophy, and Neuromuscular Impairment
Origins of Muscle Weakness
Origins of Muscle Atrophy
Origins of Impaired Proprioception and Neuromuscular Control
Summary
Chapter 12. Therapeutic Modalities to Facilitate the Restoration of Strength and Neuromuscular Function
Therapeutic Adjuncts to Exercise
Focal Joint Cooling
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
Blood Flow Restriction
Biofeedback
Vibration Therapy
Timing Considerations
Summary
Chapter 13. Exercise Prescription to Improve Strength and Neuromuscular Control
Avoiding Common Misconceptions in Therapeutic Exercise Programming
Contemporary Therapeutic Considerations
Emerging Therapeutic Considerations
Integration and Maintenance of the Plan of Care
Summary
Part V. Repair and Mechanobiology
Chapter 14. Mechanical Signaling and Tissue Homeostasis
Foundational Principles and Mechanisms of Mechanobiology
Mechanobiology in Musculoskeletal Tissues
Summary
Chapter 15. Exercise and Therapeutic Modalities as Stimuli for Tissue Repair
Tissue Specific Loading Considerations
Therapeutic Modalities
Summary
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Part I. Clinical Reasoning
Chapter 1. Patient Examination and Evaluation
Defining the Problem
The Diagnostic Process
Biopsychosocial Models of Health
Patient Self-Report Instruments
Psychological Considerations in Musculoskeletal Care
Summary
Chapter 2. Developing the Plan of Care
Clinical Decision Making
Steps in Developing the Plan of Care
Goal Setting With the SMART Framework
Selecting the Appropriate Intervention
Documentation when Developing a Plan of Care
Summary
Part II. Pain
Chapter 3. Pain Transmission, Sensation, and Signal Modulation
The Pain Experience
Acute, Persisting, or Chronic Pain
Peripheral Sensory Receptors and Nociception
Afferent Nerves and Pain Signal Transmission
Pathways for Transmission of Nociceptive Pain
Sensory Integration
Pain Signal Modulation
Summary
Chapter 4. Tissue Injury, Inflammation, Nociception, and Healing
Tissue and Injury
Immediate Response to Injury
Inflammation
Triggering Nociceptive Pain and Initiating Repair
Tissue-Specific Healing
Factors Influencing Tissue Healing
Summary
Chapter 5. Pain Science and Patient Education
Nociplasticity and Sensitization
Explaining Pain
Summary
Chapter 6. Clinical Management of Pain
Cold
Superficial Heating
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Manual Therapies
Therapeutic Ultrasound
LASER
Summary
Chapter 7. Pain Management and Exercise
Exercise Recommendations and Medical Exercise Therapy
Exercise and Pathological Pain
Exercise Prescription Considerations
Components of Exercise Prescription
Tips for Prescribing Exercise
Summary
Part III. Restoring Motion
Chapter 8. Impaired Range of Motion
Causes of Impaired Motion
Hypomobility, Joint Health, and Biomechanics
Plan of Care for Motion Restrictions
Summary
Chapter 9. Manual Therapies
Informed Consent, Contraindications, and Precautions
Positioning and Soft Tissue Techniques
Clinical Decisions in Positional and Soft-Tissue Techniques
Joint Mobilization
Clinical Decisions in Joint Mobilization Techniques
Exercise
Summary
Chapter 10. Facilitating Motion With Therapeutic Modalities
Superficial Heat
Therapeutic Ultrasound
Diathermy
Traction
Summary
Part IV. Neuromuscular Control
Chapter 11. Muscle Weakness, Atrophy, and Neuromuscular Impairment
Origins of Muscle Weakness
Origins of Muscle Atrophy
Origins of Impaired Proprioception and Neuromuscular Control
Summary
Chapter 12. Therapeutic Modalities to Facilitate the Restoration of Strength and Neuromuscular Function
Therapeutic Adjuncts to Exercise
Focal Joint Cooling
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
Blood Flow Restriction
Biofeedback
Vibration Therapy
Timing Considerations
Summary
Chapter 13. Exercise Prescription to Improve Strength and Neuromuscular Control
Avoiding Common Misconceptions in Therapeutic Exercise Programming
Contemporary Therapeutic Considerations
Emerging Therapeutic Considerations
Integration and Maintenance of the Plan of Care
Summary
Part V. Repair and Mechanobiology
Chapter 14. Mechanical Signaling and Tissue Homeostasis
Foundational Principles and Mechanisms of Mechanobiology
Mechanobiology in Musculoskeletal Tissues
Summary
Chapter 15. Exercise and Therapeutic Modalities as Stimuli for Tissue Repair
Tissue Specific Loading Considerations
Therapeutic Modalities
Summary
Chapter 1. Patient Examination and Evaluation
Defining the Problem
The Diagnostic Process
Biopsychosocial Models of Health
Patient Self-Report Instruments
Psychological Considerations in Musculoskeletal Care
Summary
Chapter 2. Developing the Plan of Care
Clinical Decision Making
Steps in Developing the Plan of Care
Goal Setting With the SMART Framework
Selecting the Appropriate Intervention
Documentation when Developing a Plan of Care
Summary
Part II. Pain
Chapter 3. Pain Transmission, Sensation, and Signal Modulation
The Pain Experience
Acute, Persisting, or Chronic Pain
Peripheral Sensory Receptors and Nociception
Afferent Nerves and Pain Signal Transmission
Pathways for Transmission of Nociceptive Pain
Sensory Integration
Pain Signal Modulation
Summary
Chapter 4. Tissue Injury, Inflammation, Nociception, and Healing
Tissue and Injury
Immediate Response to Injury
Inflammation
Triggering Nociceptive Pain and Initiating Repair
Tissue-Specific Healing
Factors Influencing Tissue Healing
Summary
Chapter 5. Pain Science and Patient Education
Nociplasticity and Sensitization
Explaining Pain
Summary
Chapter 6. Clinical Management of Pain
Cold
Superficial Heating
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Manual Therapies
Therapeutic Ultrasound
LASER
Summary
Chapter 7. Pain Management and Exercise
Exercise Recommendations and Medical Exercise Therapy
Exercise and Pathological Pain
Exercise Prescription Considerations
Components of Exercise Prescription
Tips for Prescribing Exercise
Summary
Part III. Restoring Motion
Chapter 8. Impaired Range of Motion
Causes of Impaired Motion
Hypomobility, Joint Health, and Biomechanics
Plan of Care for Motion Restrictions
Summary
Chapter 9. Manual Therapies
Informed Consent, Contraindications, and Precautions
Positioning and Soft Tissue Techniques
Clinical Decisions in Positional and Soft-Tissue Techniques
Joint Mobilization
Clinical Decisions in Joint Mobilization Techniques
Exercise
Summary
Chapter 10. Facilitating Motion With Therapeutic Modalities
Superficial Heat
Therapeutic Ultrasound
Diathermy
Traction
Summary
Part IV. Neuromuscular Control
Chapter 11. Muscle Weakness, Atrophy, and Neuromuscular Impairment
Origins of Muscle Weakness
Origins of Muscle Atrophy
Origins of Impaired Proprioception and Neuromuscular Control
Summary
Chapter 12. Therapeutic Modalities to Facilitate the Restoration of Strength and Neuromuscular Function
Therapeutic Adjuncts to Exercise
Focal Joint Cooling
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
Blood Flow Restriction
Biofeedback
Vibration Therapy
Timing Considerations
Summary
Chapter 13. Exercise Prescription to Improve Strength and Neuromuscular Control
Avoiding Common Misconceptions in Therapeutic Exercise Programming
Contemporary Therapeutic Considerations
Emerging Therapeutic Considerations
Integration and Maintenance of the Plan of Care
Summary
Part V. Repair and Mechanobiology
Chapter 14. Mechanical Signaling and Tissue Homeostasis
Foundational Principles and Mechanisms of Mechanobiology
Mechanobiology in Musculoskeletal Tissues
Summary
Chapter 15. Exercise and Therapeutic Modalities as Stimuli for Tissue Repair
Tissue Specific Loading Considerations
Therapeutic Modalities
Summary
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