Joint Mobilization Techniques for Managing Restricted Range of Motion

Joint Mobilizationis a new and highly interactive CD-ROM designed to teach the core principles of joint mobilization in an environment that is user-friendly. The use of audio, text, photos, animation, and video makes this a state-of-the-art learning tool for the novice and a reference tool for the practicing clinician. There are three major components to the CD-ROM: Principles, Body Regions, and Quiz. The first part of the module addresses the core principles for applying mobilization techniques to any joint. Areas covered in this section include joint kinematics, joint end-feels, concave/convex principle, and mobilization and traction grades. Users will have many opportunities to apply the knowledge they are learning through practice exercises that are at the end of each section. The Body Regions section uses video to demonstrate joint mobilization techniques for 55 joints, highlighting positioning, clinician hand placement, and the direction of force. The Quiz is a bank of questions that are randomized so that the user will not get the questions in the same order each time, allowing a complete and comprehensive review. System Requirements for your PC or MAC: For Your PC Pentium Based PC or above Windows 95, 98 or later 6X CD-ROM drive 16 MB of RAM 15 MB of hard disk storage 8-bit Sound Blaster-compatible sound card QuickTime 5.0 or higher for Windows (included)For Your MacintoshPower PC or above 16 MB of RAM (32 MB preferred) 15 MB of hard disk storage Mac OS version 8.6 or later QuickTime 5.0 or higher for Macintosh (included)Featured Mobilizations Include Posterior Talar Glide Inferior Humeral Glide Superior/Inferior Patellar Glide Posterior Humeral Glide Posterior Femoral Glide (at the knee) Posterior Tibial Glide (at the ankle) Anterior/Posterior Metatarsophalangeal Joint Glide Anterior/Posterior Radial Glide (at the proximal radioulnar joint) Anterior/Posterior Vetebral Glide Medial/Lateral Ulnar GlideHarrelson, Gary is the author of 'Joint Mobilization Techniques for Managing Restricted Range of Motion', published 2004 under ISBN 9781556427244 and ISBN 1556427247.