The Limb-Deficient Child
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The Limb-Deficient Child

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The Limb-Deficient Child

About this book

This title was originally published in 1963.


This title was originally published in 1963.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Preface
  5. Contents 1
  6. I The Role of the Medical Director THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR’S FUNCTION AS A MEMBER OF THE CLINIC TEAM
  7. THE REFERRAL
  8. THE PRELIMINARY INTERVIEW
  9. THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION
  10. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF
  11. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF LIMB-DEFICIENT CHILDREN
  12. THE PROBLEM OF LIMB DOMINANCE
  13. THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
  14. THE ETIOLOGY OF CONGENITAL LIMB
  15. THE ROLE OF THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR IN THE PROSTHETIC PROGRAM
  16. II Orthopedic Considerations
  17. NONSURGICAL ASPECTS OF TREATMENT
  18. SURGICAL ASPECTS OF TREATMENT
  19. CONGENITAL SKELETAL DEFICIENCIES OF THE EXTREMITIES: CLASSIFICATION AND FUNDAMENTALS OF TREATMENT
  20. Ill The Psychosocial Problems
  21. THE PARENTS’ REACTIONS TO THE IMPACT OF THE EVENT
  22. ASSISTING THE PARENTS IN PERIODS OF CRISIS
  23. THE CHILD’S ATTITUDE TOWARD HIS DIFFERENCE
  24. THE PREADOLESCENT AND ADOLESCENT PERIODS
  25. THE PROBLEM OF COMPETITION
  26. THE CHILD'S WAYS OF HANDLING ANXIETY
  27. THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
  28. THE ROLE OF THE SOCIAL WORKER
  29. IV Preprosthetic Evaluations
  30. THE THERAPIST’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PRESCRIPTION
  31. EVALUATING DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS IN THE INFANT AMPUTEE
  32. EVALUATING DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS IN THE PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL AGE CHILD
  33. EVALUATING RANGE OF MOTION AND MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
  34. PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL AGE INTERESTS
  35. THE TEEN-AGER AND YOUNG ADULT
  36. DETERMINING FUNCTIONAL NEEDS
  37. TRANSLATING FUNCTIONAL NEEDS TO PROSTHETIC NEEDS
  38. V Preprosthetic Therapy POSTOPERATIVE CARE OF THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
  39. THE USE OF CRUTCHES
  40. POSTOPERATIVE BANDAGING
  41. PHYSICAL CONDITIONING FOR THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
  42. PHYSICAL CONDITIONING FOR THE CONGENITAL AMPUTEE
  43. VI Child Prosthesis Design and Fitting DESIGN CRITERIA
  44. HARNESSING
  45. HARNESSING FOR ABOVE-ELBOW AMPUTEES*
  46. EXPERIMENTAL HARNESSING TECHNIQUES
  47. DESIGNING THE PHOCOMELIA PROSTHESIS
  48. FITTING UPPER EXTREMITYAMPUTATIONS
  49. FITTING LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATIONS
  50. PROSTHESES FOR CHILDREN WITH MULTILATERAL DEFICIENCIES
  51. THE CHECK-OUT
  52. VII The Training Period INITIATING THE TRAINING PROGRAM
  53. CLOTHING FOR THE CHILD AMPUTEE
  54. STUMP HYGIENE
  55. MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF THE PROSTHESIS
  56. PUTTING ON THE PROSTHESIS
  57. BUILDING TOLERANCE TO WEAR
  58. VIII Training the Upper Extremity Amputee
  59. THE TRAINING AREA
  60. TRAINING THE INFANT FITTED WITH PASSIVE CONTROLS
  61. FOLLOW-UP TRAINING FOR THE INFANT WITH PASSIVE CONTROLS
  62. READINESS FOR ACTIVE CONTROLS
  63. ACTIVATION OF CONTROLS
  64. ACTIVE OPERATION OF THE PROSTHETIC COMPONENTS
  65. OPERATION OF CONTROLS: THE ABOVE-ELBOW AMPUTEE
  66. OPERATION OF CONTROLS: THE SHOULDER DISARTICULATION AMPUTEE
  67. TRAINING WITH ACTIVE CONTROLS
  68. TEACHING HOOK OPERATION
  69. SEQUENCE OF LEARNING GRASP AND RELEASE PATTERNS
  70. REFINEMENT OF GRASP AND RELEASE PATTERNS
  71. TOYS AND TRAINING AIDS FOR THE CHILD WITH ACTIVE CONTROLS
  72. TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR BILATERALS
  73. SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES FOR DEVELOPING PROSTHETIC SKILL
  74. PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES
  75. HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITIES
  76. SCHOOLROOM ACTIVITIES
  77. SPORTS
  78. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
  79. CARD GAMES
  80. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
  81. EATING AND DRINKING
  82. DRESSING
  83. IX Training the Lower Extremity Amputee
  84. THE TRAINING AREA AND TRAINING EQUIPMENT
  85. INITIAL TRAINING
  86. CONTROL MOTIONS FOR LOWER (NOTE: EXTREMITY PROSTHESES
  87. PRELIMINARY WEIGHT SHIFTING AND BALANCE
  88. GAIT DEVIATIONS IN REFERENCE TO THERAPY
  89. AMBULATORY ACTIVITIES FOR THE UNILATERAL LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE
  90. TRAINING THE BILATERAL LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE
  91. AMBULATORY ACTIVITIES FOR THE BILATERAL LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE
  92. Appendix
  93. Index