RT Book, Section
A1 Edelstein, Joan E.
A1 Wong, Christopher Kevin
A2 O'Sullivan, Susan B.
A2 Schmitz, Thomas J.
A2 Fulk, George
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ID 1197009176
T1 Orthotics
T2 Physical Rehabilitation, 7e
YR 2019
FD 2019
PB F. A. Davis Company
PP New York, NY
SN 9780803694644
LK fadavispt.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1197009176
RD 2024/04/19
AB Relate  the  major  parts  of  the  shoe  to  the  requirements  of  individuals  fitted  with  lower-limb  orthoses.Compare  the  characteristics,  advantages,  and  disadvantages  of  plastics,  metals,  and  other  materials  used  in  orthoses.Describe  the  components  of  contemporary  foot,  ankle–foot,  knee–ankle–foot,  hip–knee–ankle–foot,  trunk–hip–knee–ankle–foot,  and  trunk  orthoses.Explain  the  orthotic  options  available  for  patients  with  paraplegia.Identify  the  features  of  lower-limb  and  trunk  orthoses  that  are  considered  during  the  examination  process.Outline  the  physical  therapist’s  role  in  management  of  patients  fitted  with  lower-limb  and  trunk  orthoses.Analyze  and  interpret  patient  data,  formulate  realistic  goals  and  outcomes,  and  develop  a  plan  of  care  when  presented  with  a  clinical  case  study.