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Foundations | |
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Why Should Physical Therapists Know About Diagnosis? | |
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Beyond The Diagnosis: The Search for Underlying Etiology | |
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Diagnostic Reasoning | |
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How To Use This Book | |
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Case Demonstration: Shoulder Pain | |
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Adult Pain | |
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Diagnostic Consideration of Pain | |
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Headaches | |
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Temporomandibular Joint and Facial Pain | |
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Case Demonstration: Jaw Pain | |
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Neck Pain | |
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Shoulder Pain | |
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Elbow Pain | |
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Wrist and Hand pain | |
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Anterior Thorax Pain | |
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Case Demonstration: Chest Pain | |
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Posterior Thorax Pain | |
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Case Demonstration: Infrascapular Pain | |
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Lumbar Pain | |
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Hip Pain | |
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Case Demonstration: Hip Pain | |
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Knee Pain | |
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Lower Leg Pain | |
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Ankle Pain | |
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Foot Pain | |
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Adult Non-Pain | |
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Foundations of Neurological Differential Diagnosis | |
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Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Clues from Physical Examination | |
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Dizziness | |
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Loss of Balance and Falls | |
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Sensory Abnormalities | |
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Abnormal Movement | |
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Problems of Cognition, Communication, and Behavior | |
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Stiffness | |
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Weakness | |
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Case Demonstration: Inability to Stand | |
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Palpitations | |
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Persistent Cough | |
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Dyspnea | |
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Edema | |
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Case Demonstration: Edema and Shoulder Pain | |
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Failure of Wounds to Heal | |
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Case Demonstration: Fatigue | |
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Children | |
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Special Diagnostic Issues in Children | |
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Elbow Pain in a Child | |
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Back Pain in a Child | |
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Hip Pain in a Child | |
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Case Demonstration: Hip Pain in a Child | |
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Knee Pain in a Child | |
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Case Demonstration: Knee Pain and Limping in a Child | |
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Shin Pain in a Child | |
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Ankle Pain in a Child | |
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Case Demonstration: Foot Pain in a Child | |
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Delayed Mobility (Crawling and Walking), Failure to Thrive, and Psychomotor Retardation | |
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The Child with a Painless Limp | |
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Tripping and Falling in a Child | |
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Toe-Walkng in a Child | |
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Joint Contractures in a Child | |
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Torticollis in a Child | |
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Case Demonstration: Torticollis in a Child | |
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Poor Posture and Scoliosis, Kyphosis, and Lordosis in a Child | |
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Box Legs and Knock Knees in a Child | |
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In-Toeing and Out-Toeing in a Child | |
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Flat Feet in a Child | |
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Weakness or Hypotonia in a Child | |