Flashcards for Palpation, Trigger Points, and Referral Patterns

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Joseph E. Muscolino

Brand: Mosby

ISBN: 9780323051699

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Studying and mastering palpation is easier than ever with this complete set of 240 full-color flashcards! Detailed illustrations and information on positioning, palpation steps, notes, and more - all in a convenient, compact format - make these flashcards perfect for studying on the go or for reference during clinical practice. In addition to 125 cards on muscle palpation, this set also includes 90 cards on bone palpation and 25 cards covering trigger points and pain referral patterns, with references to The Muscle and Bone Palpation Manual textbook, for a complete study tool.

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Brand Mosby

Reference 37639

EAN13 9780323051699

ISBN 9780323051699

Data sheet

Publication date: 2008
Issue number: 1
Pages count: 480
Dimensions (mm): 102 x 152
Weight (g): 1020

How to Use These Flashcards

Part 1:: Muscle Palpation

1. Palpation of the Muscles of the Shoulder Girdle

2. Palpation of the Muscles of the Neck

3. Palpation of the Muscles of the Head

4. Palpation of the Muscles of the Arm

5. Palpation of the Muscles of the Forearm

6. Palpation of the Intrinsic Muscles of the Hand

7. Palpation of the Muscles of the Trunk

8. Palpation of the Pelvic Muscles

9. Palpation of the Thigh Muscles

10. Palpation of the Leg Muscles

11. Palpation of the Intrinsic Muscles of the Foot

Part 2:: Bone Palpation

1. Upper Extremity

2. Axial Body

3. Lower Extremity

Part 3:: Trigger Points