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Upper Extremity Injury Evaluation DVD and Lab Manual
ATHLETIC TRAINING/SPORTS MEDICINE
Douglas Mann and Colleen A. Grugan
Introduction to Sports Medicine & Athletic Training, 2E
The UPPER EXTREMITY INJURY EVALUATION DVD and Lab Manual package is
Robert C. France, CSMT, RSMT
designed to reinforce clinical injury evaluation skills beyond the classroom. Proper
INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS MEDICINE & ATHLETIC TRAINING 2E is ideal for indi- injury evaluation requires extensive knowledge and hands-on experience; this inter-
viduals interested in athletics and the medical needs of athletes and is the first full- active DVD provides the student with compelling video of upper extremity evaluation
concept book around which an entire course can be created. This book covers techniques that can be viewed and re-viewed outside of the classroom. Students can
Sports Medicine, Athletic Training and Anatomy and Physiology in an easy to under- begin by performing a self-assessment of their knowledge, sharpen their skills by
stand format that allows the reader to grasp functional concepts of the human boday viewing video clips of injury evaluation techniques, and finish by taking a post-test,
and then apply this knowledge to Sports Medicine and Athletic Training. and printing out their results.
Comprehensive chapters on nutrition, sports psychology, kinesiology and therapeu-
tic modalities are also included. Readers will appreciate both the depth of the mate- Features
rial covered and the ease in which it is presented. (cid:127) DVD features high-quality video of certified athletic trainers performing lower
extremity palpations, range of motion, manual muscle tests, and ligament and
Features
special tests in a step-by-step fashion.
(cid:127) Includes the newest, cutting-edge facts and advances in Sports Medicine and
(cid:127) DVD features interactive certification exam-style multiple choice questions with
Athletic Training.
image labeling and clickable image identification, and critical thinking case
(cid:127) StudyWARE™ CD-ROM provides interactive practice through quizzes and activi-
ties. study questions.
(cid:127) The Online Companion includes 3-D animations and slides created in (cid:127) The pretest module provides immediate right and wrong answer feedback for
PowerPoint® self-study; posttest module records and prints scores.
(cid:127) Contains a more thorough depth and coverage of anatomy and physiology. (cid:127) Lab manual features additional exercises, review, and skill assessments.
(cid:127) Offers discussion and insight into a wide range of careers related to Sports (cid:127) Full-color presentation with photos/illustrations of anatomy.
Medicine.
(cid:127) Instructor Resources CD-ROM with an Instructor's Manual, Instructor Slides
TABLE OF CONTENTS
created with PowerPoint®that include full-color images and 3-D animations,
DVD Menu:I. Hand and WristPretest ModuleVideo Modules:A. PalpationsB. Range of MotionC.
and an ExamView®Computerized Testbank. Manual Muscle TestsD. Ligament and Special TestsPosttest ModuleII. ElbowPretest ModuleV-
ideo Modules:A. PalpationsB. Range of MotionC. Manual Muscle TestsD. Ligament and Special
TestsPosttest ModuleIII. ShoulderPretest ModuleVideo Modules:A. PalpationsB. Range of
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MotionC. Manual Muscle TestsD. Ligament and Special TestsPosttest Module
UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS MEDICINE AND ATHLETIC TRAINING.1. Sports Medicine:
The Multidisciplinary Approach to Athletic Health Care.2. Athletic Training.3. The Central Train- 125pp, 81/2″x 11″, SB, 4-Color, 2011
ing Room.4. The Athletic Training Student Aide Program.UNIT 2: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILI- ISBN-10:1-4354-9925-5
TIES IN ATHLETIC TRAINING.5. Emergency Preparedness: Injury Game Plan.6. The Pre-Partici- ISBN-13:978-1-4354-9925-6
pation Physical Examination.7. Prehabilitation and Preseason Conditioning.8. Nutrition and
the Athlete.9. Dietary Supplements and Performance Enhancers.10. Sports Psychology.11.
Assessment and Evaluation of Sports Injuries.12. Therapeutic Physical Modalities.13. Taping
and Wrapping.UNIT 3: INJURY ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT.14. Kinesiology.15. Bleed-
ing and Shock.16. The Bones and Soft Tissues.17. The Foot, Ankle, and Lower Leg.18. The
Knee.19. The Hip and Pelvis.20. The Elbow, Wrist, and Hand.21. The Shoulder.22. The Chest and
Abdomen.23. The Head and Face.24. The Spine.UNIT 4: SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS.25. Spe-
cial Considerations in Athletes.
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Lower Extremity Injury Evaluation DVD and Lab Manual Athletic Training Clinical Education Guide
Douglas Mann and Colleen A. Grugan Tim Laurent
The LOWER EXTREMITY INJURY EVALUATION DVD and Lab Manual are designed to Master clinical competencies with this unique resource. Athletic Training Clinical
reinforce your clinical injury evaluation skills beyond the classroom. Proper injury Education Guide provides tools to be used throughout training to test knowledge,
evaluation requires extensive knowledge and hands-on experience; this interactive review, and hone hands on skills. Correlated to the Fourth Edition of the Athletic
DVD provides compelling video of lower extremity evaluation techniques that can be Training Educational Competencies, Athletic Training Clinical Education Guide
viewed and re-viewed outside of the classroom. Begin by performing a self-assess- provides a structured format for goal setting, reflection, skills verification, and
ment of your knowledge, sharpen your skills by viewing video clips of injury evalua- journaling. Critical concepts are highlighted and guided questions are used to
tion techniques, and finish by taking a post-test. launch discussions and apply critical thinking skills allowing the user to apply
knowledge in real world situations.
Features
(cid:127) DVD features high-quality video of certified athletic trainers performing lower Features
extremity palpations, range of motion, manual muscle tests, and ligament and (cid:127) Checklists for athletic training skills.
special tests in a step-by-step fashion. (cid:127) Quick reference material to be accessed during clinical experiences.
(cid:127) DVD features interactive certification exam-style multiple choice questions with
(cid:127) Assessment frameworks to track progress.
image labeling and clickable image identification, and critical thinking case
(cid:127) Activities and questions to encourage analysis and problem solving.
study questions.
(cid:127) The pretest module provides immediate right and wrong answer feedback for
self-study; posttest module records and prints scores. TABLE OF CONTENTS
(cid:127) Lab manual features additional exercises, review, and skill assessments. Section 1 - USING THIS BOOK. Chapter 1. How to use this book. Chapter 2. What is reflec-
tion? Chapter 3. Sample Reflection Assignments and Assessment Rubrics. Section 2 - ATHLET-
(cid:127) Full-color presentation with photos/illustrations of anatomy.
IC TRAINING EDUCATIONAL COMPETENCIES. Chapter 4. Foundational Behaviors of Pro-
fessional Practice. Chapter 5. Risk Management and Injury Prevention. Chapter 6. Pathology of
Injuries and Illnesses. Chapter 7. Orthopedic Clinical Examination and Diagnosis. Chapter 8.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Medical Conditions and Disabilities. Chapter 9. Acute Care of Injuries and Illnesses. Chapter 10.
DVD Menu: I. Foot and Ankle. Pretest Module.Video Modules: A. Palpations. B. Range of
Therapeutic Modalities. Chapter 11. Conditioning and Rehabilitative Exercise. Chapter 12. Phar-
Motion. C. Manual Muscle Tests. D. Ligament and Special Tests. Posttest Module. II. Knee.
macology. Chapter 13. Psychosocial Intervention and Referral. Chapter 14. Nutritional Aspects
Pretest Module. Video Modules: A. Palpations. B. Range of Motion. C. Manual Muscle Tests. D.
of Injuries and Illness. Chapter 15. Health Care Administration. Chapter 16. Professional Devel-
Ligament and Special Tests. Posttest Module. III. Hip. Pretest Module. Video Modules: A. Palpa-
opment and Responsibilities. Section 3 - REFERENCE MATERIAL.Chapter 17. Muscles.
tions. B. Range of Motion. C. Manual Muscle Tests. D. Ligament and Special Tests. Posttest
Chapter 18. Palpable Structures. Chapter 19. Nerves. Chapter 20. Assessment Tests. Chapter 21.
Module.
Concussion Symptoms. Chapter 22. Range of Motion. Chapter 23. Abbreviations - People, Pol-
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Sports Medicine Essentials: Core Concepts in Athletic
HEALTH AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE
Training and Fitness Instruction, 2E
Resistance Training For Special Populations
Jim Clover, Med, ATC, ATA
Ann Marie Swank
This new edition provides learners with comprehensive coverage of sports medicine,
Resistance training is not just for the physically fit and athletic. Research has
athletic training, anatomy & physiology and fitness instruction. Special features
shown that resistance training programs provide health benefits to individuals with
throughout the book not only make learning fun, but promote critical thinking skills
chronic medical conditions. The young and old alike can participate in resistance
by asking learners to apply the information they’ve learned to real-life scenarios..
training programs that will improve overall health and well being. Resistance
Author Jim Clover, winner of the Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award, 2004,
Training for Special Populations covers the assessment and development of train-
emphasizes the importance of professionalism and enthusiasm throughout giving
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readers a complete learning experience.
heart failure, and pulmonary disease. Resistance training programs for obesity, the
Features elderly, and pregnancy are also covered.
(cid:127) Thinking it Throughfeature provides case studies provide opportunities for
Features
real-world application of the concepts learned
(cid:127) Case studies specific for resistance training.
(cid:127) Enrichment Activitiesinclude review questions and activities such as demon-
strating taping techniques (cid:127) Evidence based exercise prescriptions and programs.
(cid:127) Coverage of Pharmacologyas it relates to the fields of Athletic Training and (cid:127) Thorough and up to date literature review of exercise for given population
Fitness Instruction authored by experts.
(cid:127) Exercise screening, evaluation and programming are specific for the given pop-
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ulation.
1: Introduction. 2: Athletic Training. 3: Fitness Instruction. 4: Basic Nutrition and Weight Man-
agement. 5: Infection Control. 6: Vital Signs Assessment. 7: First Aid Kits. 8: Emergency Pre- (cid:127) 24 week template program.
paredness and Assessment. 9: Basic Life Support. 10: Injuries to the Tissues. 11: Injuries to the
Head and Spine. 12: Injuries to the Shoulder and Upper Extremities. 13: Injuries to the Chest
TABLE OF CONTENTS
and Abdomen. 14: Injuries to the Pelvis and Lower Extremities 15: Environmental and Medical
Conditions. 16: Taping, Wrapping, and Bracing. 17: Return to Play. 18: Physical Fitness Assess- Part I: OVERVIEW OF TRAINING. 1. Overview of testing, training and progression strategies (40
ment. 19: Strengthening and Conditioning. 20: Developing an Individual Training Program. 21: pages). 2. Pictorial essay of recommended strength training exercises (150 pages). 3. Strength
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Now in its third edition, this best selling full-color text is better than ever! This book
has retained all the special features from the previous edition while adding new fea-
tures to enhance your learning, broaden your experience of the anatomy and phys-
iology material and help you put it all together. This book is designed for learners in
the allied health field with little or no prior biology or anatomy and physiology
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
knowledge. Content is organized according to body systems, and focuses on the body
Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology Online Course working together to promote homeostasis. Chapters are self-contained so instruc-
Thomson Delmar Learning tors can teach in any order preferred. Essential laboratory exercises included at the
end of chapters provide hands-on lab experience. Key terms with phonetic pronun-
This fully developed online course introduces learners with little or no prior biolo-
ciations help build vocabulary. The CD-ROM that accompanies the book engages the
gy knowledge to the complex and exciting world of anatomy and physiology. The
learner through interactive activities, quizzes and animations. The book offers a
course is a complete interactive learning solution. Nineteen chapters of content are
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ages the latest technology.
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size” chunks of content fully engage the learner. Interactive games such as image Features
labeling, concentration, and championship reinforce learning. Lecture Notes, Study
(cid:127) NEW Search and Explore feature goes beyond the textbook to expand the learn-
Terms and Quick Reviews act as study tools to review and prepare for chapter tests
ing experience with key word Internet searches, suggested websites with related
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to assignments.
FEATURES (cid:127) NEW Case Studies are now included in each body system chapter to encourage
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(cid:127) NEW StudyWARE™ Connection feature adds learning opportunities such as prac-
(cid:127) Concept maps of body systems introduce connections between anatomy and
tice quizzes, animations, image labeling and other interactive games included on
physiology of the organs of each system
the accompanying CD-ROM.
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(cid:127) NEW Study Guide Practice feature guides readers to even more learning tools
(cid:127) Body Systems Working Together to Maintain Homeostasisfeature helps you
including practice questions, labeling and coloring exercises, and crossword
see the integration of separate systems into one body
puzzles in the Study Guide.
(cid:127) Health Highlights feature introduces common diseases, disorders or conditions
(cid:127) Numerous diseases, disorders and conditions were added throughout the text to
you might encounter in clinical practice
help relate concepts presented in the text to real-life situations.
(cid:127) Career Focuspresents health professions related to each body system
(cid:127) Free interactive software encourages mastery of content through several types
(cid:127) As the Body Agesemphasizes physiological changes that occur as the body ages
activities, games and animations.
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Online Course ©2007 relate concepts to clinical practice.
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1. The Human Body. 2. The Chemistry of Life. 3. Cell Structure. 4. Cellular Metabolism and
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tem. 8. The Articular System. 9. The Muscular System. 10. The Nervous System: Introduction,
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Nervous System and the Special Senses. 12. The Endocrine System. 13. The Blood. 14. The Car-
ISBN-13: 978-1-4283-0418-5 diovascular System. 15. The Lymphatic System. 16. Nutrition and the Digestive System. 17. The
Respiratory System. 18. The Urinary System. 19. The Reproductive System.
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A Human Diseases, International Edition, 3E
pathology images. The images can be viewed directly off the CD-ROM, pasted into a
presentation software program, or used to create color transparencies. This valuable Ruth Tannehill-Jones, MSc, RN
resource is organized by body system and medical specialties and includes full color Marianne Neighbors, EdD, RN
photographs, anatomic art, and line illustrations. Now in its third edition, this best selling full-color text is better than ever! Organized
by body systems, this essential pathophysiology text is written specifically for allied
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health learners and as a reference for allied health professionals. This book is also
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ideal as a resource on basic diseases for anyone within the medical arena or lay
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community. It is designed to make difficult pathophysiology concepts easier to
understand by using consistent organization, and includes pronunciations, boxed
features, and full-color illustrations and photos. Chapters progress through a basic
review of anatomy and physiology before introducing the most common diseases.
Common diseases and disorders are presented consistently through description, eti-
ology, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention headings.
Features
(cid:127) All New Complimentary and Alternative Therapy feature content highlights infor-
mation about treatments or special therapies that have research-based evidence of
success.
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cines, or therapies that are presently being tested for usefulness in medical regi-
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Body Structures & Functions, 11E (cid:127) Additional Healthy Highlights include tips for health promotion and disease pre-
Ann Scott and Elizabeth Fong vention.
(cid:127) Additional case studies present real-life scenarios that may occur in health care sit-
Updated to remain relevant, Body Structures and Function, 11th Edition introduces the
uations.
basics required for the study of the human body and how it functions in a clear and con-
(cid:127) Accompanying interactive CD-ROM encourages mastery of content through
cise manner. The text takes the learner from a general introduction to life functions, the
terminology used to describe body parts and their locations, to an overall review of quizzes with immediate feedback, activities, case studies, and animations.
human development and body processes. The text is accompanied by a student work- (cid:127) HIGHLIGHTS: All New Glimpse of the Future feature content focuses on new pro-
book and StudyWARETM CD-ROM that offer additional practice through interactive cedures, medicines, or therapies that are presently being tested for usefulness in
quizzes and fun activities that correlate with each chapter in the text. medical regimens.
(cid:127) ENHANCEMENTS: All New Complimentary and Alternative Therapy feature content
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highlights information about treatments or special therapies that have research-
(cid:127) Medical Highlights provide the latest information on diseases, treatment and based evidence of success. This and the other boxed features are designed to
health care issues enhance the reader's learning experience.
(cid:127) Effects of Aging boxes highlight body system changes that occur as we age (cid:127) ILLUSTRATIONS: Detailed full-color illustrations and photographs clearly depict
(cid:127) Applying Theory to Practice and Case Studies simulate experiences the student will body systems and diseases.
encounter in a health care setting (cid:127) TECHNOLOGY: For the instructor, an Instructor Resource CD-ROM is available
with a Computerized Testbank, Instructor's Manual and Instructor Slides created
TABLE OF CONTENTS in PowerPoint.
How to Study Using Body Structures & Functions. How to Use Body Structures & Functions, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Eleventh Edition StudyWARE™. Prologue. Chapter 1: Introduction to the Structural Units. 1. Introduction To Human Diseases. 2. Mechanisms Of Disease. 3. Neoplasms. 4. Inflammation
Chapter 2: Chemistry of Living Things. Chapter 3: Cells. Chapter 4: Tissues and Membranes. And Infection. Unit II Common Diseases And Disorders Of Body Systems. 5. Immune System
Diseases And Disorders. 6. Musculoskeletal System Diseases And Disorders. 7. Blood And
Chapter 5: Integumentary System. Chapter 6: Skeletal System. Chapter 7: Muscular System.
Blood-Forming Organs Diseases And Disorders. 8. Cardiovascular System Diseases And Disor-
Chapter 8: Central Nervous System. Chapter 9: Peripheral and Autonomic Nervous System.
ders. 9. Respiratory System Diseases And Disorders.10. Lymphatic System Diseases And Disor-
Chapter 10: Special Senses. Chapter 11: Endocrine System. Chapter 12: Blood. Chapter 13: ders. 11. Digestive System Diseases And Disorders.12. Urinary System Diseases And Disorders.
Heart. Chapter 14: Circulation and Blood Vessels. Chapter 15: Lymphatic System and 13. Endocrine System Diseases And Disorders. 14. Nervous System Diseases And Disorders. 15.
Immunity. Chapter 16: Infection Control and Standard Precautions. Chapter 17: Respiratory Eye And Ear Diseases And Disorders.16. Reproductive System Diseases And Disorders.17.
System. Chapter 18: Digestive System. Chapter 19: Nutrition. Chapter 20: Urinary/Excretory Integumentary System Diseases And Disorders. Unit III Genetic/Developmental, Childhood, And
System. Chapter 21: Reproductive System. Chapter 22: Genetics and Genetically Linked Mental Health Diseases And Disorders. 18. Genetic And Developmental Diseases And Disor-
ders. 19. Childhood Diseases And Disorders. 20. Mental Health Diseases And Disorders.
Diseases. Appendix A: Metric Conversion Tables. Appendix B: The Scientific Method.
Glossary. Index
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501 Human Diseases
David F. Mullins, Ph.D.
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Select topics according to your mathematical ability and chosen health care profes-
sion. Begin with a basic math review or move right to deeper concepts, including
algebra and geometry, linear equations and graphing, dilutions, solutions, and con-
centrations, dosage calculations and more! Learn at your own pace with this easy to
use math text specifically for the health sciences.
Features
ETHICS FOR HEALTH CARE (cid:127) Over 300 step-by-step examples provide learning aids for difficult concepts.
Ethics of Health Care: A Guide for Clinical Practice, 3E (cid:127) Over 1,500 Practice Problems and Chapter Test questions offer opportunities
for practice.
Raymond S. Edge and
John Randall Groves (cid:127) Notes boxes point out useful facts and tips, while How to Calculate boxes identi-
fy important formulas and rules.
Ethics of Health Care: A Guide for Clinical Practice, 3Eis designed to guide health
care students and practitioners through a wide variety of areas involving ethical con-
troversies. It provides a background in value development and ethical theories, TABLE OF CONTENTS
including numerous real-life examples to stimulate discussion and thought. Chapter 1: Mathematical Essentials. 1.1 - Operations with Integers, 1.2 - Fractions,1.3 - Order
of Operations, 1.4 - Decimals,1.5 - Percents, 1.6 - Roman NumerialsChapter Summary &
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Chapter Test. Chapter 2: Algebra. 2.1 - Solving Linear Equations, 2.2 - Mixture Problems, 2.3
(cid:127) Section on Transcultural Healththat outlines and discusses how the doctrines - Solving Rational Equations,2.4 - Formulae Manipulation, 2.5 - Ratios and Proportions, 2.6 -
of different faiths effect the compliance and behavior of patients Solving Percent Problems, 2.7 - Properties of Exponents, 2.8 - Scientific Notation, 2.9 - Signif-
(cid:127) Expanded Family Planningchapter to include artificial insemination, in-vitro icant Digits, 2.10 - Using the Scientific Calculator, Chapter Summary & Chapter Test. Chapter
fertilization, and surrogacy 3: Measurement Systems and Conversion Procedures. 3.1 - Basic Dimensional Analysis, 3.2 -
(cid:127) HIPAA information has been added throughout Conversions within the Metric System, 3.3 - Conversions between Metric and Non - Metric,
3.4 - Apothecary and Household Systems, 3.5 - Temperature ConversionsChapter Summary &
Features Chapter Test. Chapter 4: Dilutions, Solutions and Concentrations. 4.1 - Dilutions, 4.2 - Con-
(cid:127) The product is ethics specific allowing a broader study of the possible dilemmas centrations, 4.3 - Concentrations and Volumes of Two Solutions, 4.4 - Percent Solutions, Chap-
facing the health care worker ter Summary & Chapter Test. Chapter 5: Drug Dosages and IV Calculations. 5.1 - Reading and
(cid:127) Includes case studies, group projects and internet projects that are designed to Interpreting Drug Orders and Drug Labels, 5.2 - Dosage Calculations - Formulas, Proportions
further enhance the student’s study of ethics and Dimensional Analysis, 5.3 - Parenteral Dosage Calculations,5.4 - Reconstitution of Solu-
tions,5.5 - Intravenous Flow Rates, 5.6 - Titration of Intravenous Medications, 5.7 - Dosages
(cid:127) Review questions included that stimulate critical thinking
Based on Weight, 5.8 - Dosages Based on Body Surface Area, Chapter Summary & Chapter
TABLE OF CONTENTS Test. Chapter 6: Linear Equations, Graphing & Variation. 6.1 - The Coordinate Plane, 6.2 - Slope
Chapter 1: Human Value Development. Chapter 2: Decision Making in Value Issues. Chapter 3: and Rate of Change, 6.3 - Graphing Linear Equations Using the Slope, 6.4 - Graphing Linear
Basic Principles of Health Care Ethics.Chapter 4: The Nature of Rights in Ethical Discourse. Chap- Equations Using Tables, 6.5 - Interpreting Linear and Nonlinear Graphs, 6.6 - Direct and Inverse
ter 5: Confidentiality and the Management of Health Care Information. Chapter 6: Profession- Variation, Chapter Summary & Chapter Test. Chapter 7: Exponential and Logarithmic Func-
al Gatekeeping as a Function of Role Fidelity. Chapter 7: Autonomy vs. Paternalism: A Contest tions. 7.1 - Functions & Inequalities, 7.2 - Exponential Functions, 7.3 - Applications of Expo-
Between Virtues. Chapter 8: Justice and the Allocation of Scarce Resources. Chapter 9: With-
nential Functions - Growth & Decay, 7.4 - Logarithms, 7.5 - Applications of Logarithms, Chap-
holding and Withdrawing Life Support. Chapter 10: Euthanasia: Practice and Principles. Chap-
ter Summary & Chapter Test. Chapter 8: Geometry. 8.1 - Angles and Lines, 8.2 - Geometric
ter 11: Reproductive Issues. Chapter 12: AIDS and Health Care Practice. Chapter 13: Ethical
Figures 8.3 - Understanding Area and Volume, 8.4 - Surface Area, 8.5 - Density, Chapter Sum-
Issues and Genetic Science. Chapter 14: Transcultural Health.
mary & Chapter Test. Chapter 9: Charts, Tables and Graphs. 9.1 - Collecting Data, 9.2 - Organ-
400 pp, 8″x 91⁄4″, softcover, 1-Color, 2006 izing Data Using Frequency Distribution Tables, 9.3 - Reading and Interpreting Tables & Charts,
ISBN-10: 1-4018-6183-0 9.4 - Constructing Charts & Graphs from Tables, Chapter Summary & Chapter Test. Chapter
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tion, 10.3 - The Normal Distribution, 10.4 - The Z - Score,10.5 - Percentiles, Chapter Summa-
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effective in the classroom or for self-study. It is foundational and assumes no prior ISBN-10: 1-4018-4001-9
knowledge of mathematics or health care but merges the two topics into the cap- ISBN-13: 978-1-4018-4001-3
stone of a complete learning package.
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(cid:127) Pre-tests begin each chapter that allow assessment of prior knowledge
(cid:127) Skill Sharpenerexercises appear after each section so the user can test their
abilities prior to moving on to the next section
(cid:127) Post-tests at the end of each chapter allow the user to check their comprehen-
sion of chapter material
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit 1: Introduction. Chapter 1: Math as a Healthcare Function. Unit 2: Basic Principles. Chap-
ter 2: Numerical Systems. Chapter 3: Measurement Systems. Chapter 4: Whole Numbers.
Chapter 5: Decimals. Chapter 6: Fractions. Chapter 7: Ratio and Proportions. Chapter 8: Per-
cents. Chapter 9: Conversions. Unit 3: Applications. Chapter 10: Medication Dosage Calcula-
tions. Chapter 11: Weights and Measures. Chapter 12: Measuring Intake and Output. Unit 4:
Evaluation-Final Summative Evaluation. Unit 5: Resources.
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Health Care Professionals Quick Review
ISBN-10: 1-4018-9113-6
ISBN-13: 978-1-4018-9113-8 Michael Kennamer
Medical Math for Health Care Professionals Quick Reviewis based on Medical
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included in each chapter followed by numerous practice problems.
ISBN-13: 978-1-4018-9179-4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Basic Principles. Chapter 2: Measurement Systems. Chapter 3: Decimals. Chapter 4:
Fractions. Chapter 5: Ratio and Proportions. Chapter 6: Percents. Chapter 7: Conversions.
Chapter 8: Medication Dosage Calculations. Chapter 9: Weights and Measures. Chapter 10:
Measuring Intake and Output. Additional Learning Resources.
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ISBN-10: 1-4018-8005-3
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