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OrthoNotes: Clinical Examination Pocket Guide Review

OrthoNotes: Clinical Examination Pocket Guide
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Dawn Gulick taught Ortho to my class and this book is the best. I only wish we had it at the begining of the class. Everything she taught us was included. It is a really good reference that actually fits in your pocket. I carry it with me at clinic as a reference. It is easy to use and just short of bullet proof. You can write in it and erase pen with an alcohol pad. I have spilled coffee on it without a scratch. My CI even found it useful because it jogged her momory on stuff she doesn't really use that often.

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This handy pocket guide gives you the essential orthopedic information you need in class, clinical, and practice.- The first tabbed section focuses on alerts and alarms, while the following 7 tabbed sections are organized by joint.- Abundant illustrations galore for specific tests, palpation pearls, pain referral patterns, and trigger points.- Each "joint" tab features subcategories for pathology across the lifespan, including: medical screening, imaging, mechanism of injury, ROM, strength and functional deficits, and special tests.- The only non-joint tab, "Alerts/Alarms," presents additional data from across the lifespan in charts and tables for patient management, medical conditions related to gender and age, vital signs, and abbreviations- Pages are waterproof and reusable so you can temporarily record clinical data; wipe them clean with alcohol; and use them again

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Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities Review

Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities
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There is only one Hoppenfeld. For what it is, it's the best. It's all diagnosis. Not a word on treatment. But it gives a good review of not just the physical exam but also the underlying anatomy and biomechanics. Two other books are worth getting. Magee's Orthopedic Physical Assessment is a good background book to have on your shelf. It's written by a physical therapist, so the perspective is a little different if you're an MD or DO, but it's still useful. Lots of physical exam maneuvers. Cooper's Pocket Guide to Musculoskeletal Diagnosis is short and sweet and gives diagnostic work up as well as treatment insights.

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