Physical Therapy 1995: Vol 75 Index

13 Pages·1995·3.5 MB·English

Index to Volume
Author Bouter LM: See van der Heijden GJIMG Collier DH: See Ulrich BD
Bowden MG: See Schenkman M Corcos DM: See Campbell SK
Index Bowling RW: See Delitto A Cornwall MW. Invited commentary on “Effect
Boyce WF, Gowland C, Rosenbaum PL, et al of continuous-wave ultrasound on blood
The Gross Motor Performance Measure: va flow in skeletal muscle.” 1995;75:149-150.
A lidity and responsiv measure of Costello CT, Jeske AH. lontophoresis: appli-
quality of movemer ) 603-613 cations in transdermal medication delivery.
Acimovi€ R: See Bogataj | 1995:75:554-563
Boyce WF. Invited commentary on “Validity
Adams R: See Maher C of the Peabo« Weve pment Gross Motor Curtis KA, Davis CM, Trimbie TK, Papoulidis
Almeida GL: See Campbell SK Scale as an evaluative measur infants DK. Early family experiences and helping
receiving physi therapy 195:75:948 behaviors of physical therapists. 1995;75:
Al-shboul Q: See Janosky JE 949 1089—1100
Assendelft WJ): See van der Heijden GJMG Boyce WF: Se« Cutson TM, Laub KC, Schenkman M. Pharma-
Ayling-Campos A: See Barden W Brooks LD, Tho cological and nonpharmacological interven-
tions in the treatment of Parkinson’s dis-
B auscultation of bre
ease. 1995-75 303-373
cal ther pists
Ballantyne BT, French AK, Heimsoth SL, et Brooks !): See Bard
al. Influence of examiner experience and D
gender on interrater reliability of KT-1000 Brown GP. Letter t
arthrometer measurements. 1995;75:898- end]. 1995;75 Damiano DL, Kelly LE, Vaughn CL. Effects of
9006 Bueno M]: Se« quadriceps femoris muscle strengthening on
Barden W, Brooks D, Ayling-Campos A Butter |. Guest « Personnel crouch gait in children with spastic diplegia.
Physical therapy management of the sub- resourcesi n physical therapy: an analysis of 1995:75:658—067
luxated wrist in children with arthritis. 1995; supply career patter nethods to en Damron-Rodriguez JA: See Harada N
75:879-—885 hance availability
DanoffJ V: See Sicard-Rosenbaum L
Barinygz ao f MtJ.h e Lletotweerr toe xttrhee mietdyi tort o [cRoE:r recSetr iaclo n cast By!f or NNt. ranTshce utuasne eouofs p1 h« eNnhoa ncer! Davis CM: See Curtis KA
tractures during the acute phase of burn phoresis. 1995;7 De Deyne PG, Kirsch-Volders M. In vitro ef-
care]. 1995;755 -767 fects of therapeutic ultrasound on the nu-
Beattie P: See Feuerstein M cleus of human fibroblasts. 1995;75:629-
C 034
Bednarczyk JH, Sanderson DJ. Limitations of
kinematics in the assessment of wheelchair Cahalin LP, Sadowsh ulmonary medi de Vet HCW: See van der Heijden GJMG
propulsion in adults and children with spi- cations. 1995;75 Dechman G: See Reid WD
nal cord injury. 1995;75:281-289
Campbell SK, Almeida GL, Ps Corcos Delitto A, Erhard RE, Bowling RW. A
Benson CJ, Schreck RC, Underwood FB, DM. The effect W ints idminis- treatment-based classification approach to
Greathouse DG. The role of Army physical tered baclofen on in patients with low back syndrome: identifying and staging
therapists as nonphysician health care pro- spasticity. 1995 patients for conservative treatment. 1995;75:
viders who prescribe certain medications Campbell SK, Ko! +/0—485
observations and experiences, 1995;75:380—
Construct validity Delitto A, Snyder-Mackler L. The diagnostic
380
tor Performance process: examples in orthopedic physical
Betts C]: See Betts EI therapy. 1995;75:203-211
Cerny K. Vastus medi oblique/vastus late
Betts EF, Betts JJ, Betts CJ. Pharmacologic ralis muscle activity or selected exer DePalma MT: See Robinson AJ
management of hyperglycemia in diabetes cises in persor
DeRosa C. Invited commentary on “A
mellitus: implications for physical therapy lofemoral pain treatment-based classification approach to
1995:75:415—425
Chesworth BM, Vandervoort AA. Comparison low back syndrome: identifying and staging
Betts JJ: See Betts EF of passive stiffness variabl nd range of patients for conservative treatment.” 1995;
Beurskens AJHM: See van der Heijden GJMG mowuon in unin olved joints of 5:485-—487
patients following ankle fractures. 1995;75
Binkley J, Stratford PW, Gill C. Interrater reli- 253-261 Di Fabio RP, Mackey G, Holte JB. Disability
ability of lumbar accessory motion mobility ind functional status in patients with lower
testing. 1995;75:786-792 Chiu V: See Harada back pain receiving workers’ compensation
a descriptive study with implications for the
Bogbailtiatjat ioUn, oGfr ogsa itN , in Khpjaajtii¢e ntMs, weti thal . hTehmei plreehgai-a Cipcoctoennteia l CDe.f fe Basic pha cilo ktihneertaipcys ianntde rvtehen e1f9f3i cacy of physical therapy. 1995;75:180-
aa pyc omapnadr imsuolnt icbheatnwneeel n fucnocntvieonntail onealle ctrtihcera-l u3i4o3n-s 35o1n phi m <inetic variables. 1995:75 Di Fabio RP. Efficacy of comprehensive reha-
stimulation therapy. 1995;75:490-502. Ciccone CD Introduction to special series bilitation programs and back school for pa-
tients with low back pain: a meta-analysis.
Boiteau M, Malouin F, Richards CL. Use of a Pharmacology. 199 1995;75:865—878
hand-held dynamometer and a Kin-Com® Clanton TL, Diaz PT. Clinical assessment of
dynamometer for evaluating spastic hyper- the respiratory muscle 1995:75:983-995 Di Fabio RP. Invited commentary on “Reli-
tonia in children: a reliability study. 1995;75 ability of measurements of body center-of-
796-802 Cole EL: See Ulrich BI mass momentum during sit-to-stand in
healthy adults.” 1995;75:113-115
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Index to Volume
Author Bouter LM: See van der Heijden GJIMG Collier DH: See Ulrich BD
Bowden MG: See Schenkman M Corcos DM: See Campbell SK
Index Bowling RW: See Delitto A Cornwall MW. Invited commentary on “Effect
Boyce WF, Gowland C, Rosenbaum PL, et al of continuous-wave ultrasound on blood
The Gross Motor Performance Measure: va flow in skeletal muscle.” 1995;75:149-150.
A lidity and responsiv measure of Costello CT, Jeske AH. lontophoresis: appli-
quality of movemer ) 603-613 cations in transdermal medication delivery.
Acimovi€ R: See Bogataj | 1995:75:554-563
Boyce WF. Invited commentary on “Validity
Adams R: See Maher C of the Peabo« Weve pment Gross Motor Curtis KA, Davis CM, Trimbie TK, Papoulidis
Almeida GL: See Campbell SK Scale as an evaluative measur infants DK. Early family experiences and helping
receiving physi therapy 195:75:948 behaviors of physical therapists. 1995;75:
Al-shboul Q: See Janosky JE 949 1089—1100
Assendelft WJ): See van der Heijden GJMG Boyce WF: Se« Cutson TM, Laub KC, Schenkman M. Pharma-
Ayling-Campos A: See Barden W Brooks LD, Tho cological and nonpharmacological interven-
tions in the treatment of Parkinson’s dis-
B auscultation of bre
ease. 1995-75 303-373
cal ther pists
Ballantyne BT, French AK, Heimsoth SL, et Brooks !): See Bard
al. Influence of examiner experience and D
gender on interrater reliability of KT-1000 Brown GP. Letter t
arthrometer measurements. 1995;75:898- end]. 1995;75 Damiano DL, Kelly LE, Vaughn CL. Effects of
9006 Bueno M]: Se« quadriceps femoris muscle strengthening on
Barden W, Brooks D, Ayling-Campos A Butter |. Guest « Personnel crouch gait in children with spastic diplegia.
Physical therapy management of the sub- resourcesi n physical therapy: an analysis of 1995:75:658—067
luxated wrist in children with arthritis. 1995; supply career patter nethods to en Damron-Rodriguez JA: See Harada N
75:879-—885 hance availability
DanoffJ V: See Sicard-Rosenbaum L
Barinygz ao f MtJ.h e Lletotweerr toe xttrhee mietdyi tort o [cRoE:r recSetr iaclo n cast By!f or NNt. ranTshce utuasne eouofs p1 h« eNnhoa ncer! Davis CM: See Curtis KA
tractures during the acute phase of burn phoresis. 1995;7 De Deyne PG, Kirsch-Volders M. In vitro ef-
care]. 1995;755 -767 fects of therapeutic ultrasound on the nu-
Beattie P: See Feuerstein M cleus of human fibroblasts. 1995;75:629-
C 034
Bednarczyk JH, Sanderson DJ. Limitations of
kinematics in the assessment of wheelchair Cahalin LP, Sadowsh ulmonary medi de Vet HCW: See van der Heijden GJMG
propulsion in adults and children with spi- cations. 1995;75 Dechman G: See Reid WD
nal cord injury. 1995;75:281-289
Campbell SK, Almeida GL, Ps Corcos Delitto A, Erhard RE, Bowling RW. A
Benson CJ, Schreck RC, Underwood FB, DM. The effect W ints idminis- treatment-based classification approach to
Greathouse DG. The role of Army physical tered baclofen on in patients with low back syndrome: identifying and staging
therapists as nonphysician health care pro- spasticity. 1995 patients for conservative treatment. 1995;75:
viders who prescribe certain medications Campbell SK, Ko! +/0—485
observations and experiences, 1995;75:380—
Construct validity Delitto A, Snyder-Mackler L. The diagnostic
380
tor Performance process: examples in orthopedic physical
Betts C]: See Betts EI therapy. 1995;75:203-211
Cerny K. Vastus medi oblique/vastus late
Betts EF, Betts JJ, Betts CJ. Pharmacologic ralis muscle activity or selected exer DePalma MT: See Robinson AJ
management of hyperglycemia in diabetes cises in persor
DeRosa C. Invited commentary on “A
mellitus: implications for physical therapy lofemoral pain treatment-based classification approach to
1995:75:415—425
Chesworth BM, Vandervoort AA. Comparison low back syndrome: identifying and staging
Betts JJ: See Betts EF of passive stiffness variabl nd range of patients for conservative treatment.” 1995;
Beurskens AJHM: See van der Heijden GJMG mowuon in unin olved joints of 5:485-—487
patients following ankle fractures. 1995;75
Binkley J, Stratford PW, Gill C. Interrater reli- 253-261 Di Fabio RP, Mackey G, Holte JB. Disability
ability of lumbar accessory motion mobility ind functional status in patients with lower
testing. 1995;75:786-792 Chiu V: See Harada back pain receiving workers’ compensation
a descriptive study with implications for the
Bogbailtiatjat ioUn, oGfr ogsa itN , in Khpjaajtii¢e ntMs, weti thal . hTehmei plreehgai-a Cipcoctoennteia l CDe.f fe Basic pha cilo ktihneertaipcys ianntde rvtehen e1f9f3i cacy of physical therapy. 1995;75:180-
aa pyc omapnadr imsuolnt icbheatnwneeel n fucnocntvieonntail onealle ctrtihcera-l u3i4o3n-s 35o1n phi m <inetic variables. 1995:75 Di Fabio RP. Efficacy of comprehensive reha-
stimulation therapy. 1995;75:490-502. Ciccone CD Introduction to special series bilitation programs and back school for pa-
tients with low back pain: a meta-analysis.
Boiteau M, Malouin F, Richards CL. Use of a Pharmacology. 199 1995;75:865—878
hand-held dynamometer and a Kin-Com® Clanton TL, Diaz PT. Clinical assessment of
dynamometer for evaluating spastic hyper- the respiratory muscle 1995:75:983-995 Di Fabio RP. Invited commentary on “Reli-
tonia in children: a reliability study. 1995;75 ability of measurements of body center-of-
796-802 Cole EL: See Ulrich BI mass momentum during sit-to-stand in
healthy adults.” 1995;75:113-115
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Di Fabio RP. Sensitivity and specificity of Goldsmith CH. Invited commentary on “Reli- I
platform posturography for identifying pa- ability, validity, and responsiveness of func-
tients with vestibular dysfunction. 1995;75: tional tests in patients with total joint re- Jansek R: See Morris ME
290-305. placement.” 1995;75:176-177. Indergand HJ, Morgan BJ. Effect of
Diaz PT: See Clanton TL Goldsmith CH: See Boyce WF ence current on forearm vascula
in asymptomatic humans. 1995;75
Dombcldt E. Invited commentary on “A Goldsmith CH: See Gowland C
quantitative analysis of research in Physical
Goldstein MS. Guest commentary on “Deter-
Therapy.” 1995;75:322-325. mination of supply and requirements in J
Dumoulin C, Seaborne DE, Quirion- physical therapy: some considerations and
DeGirardi C, Sullivan SJ. Pelvic-floor reha- examples.” 1995;75:53-55. Jacoby I. Forecasting requirement
bilitation, part 1: comparison of two surface cal therapists. 1995;75:38—44
Goodman CC. Letter to the editor [RE: The
electrode placements during stimulation of diagnostic process: examples in orthopedic Janosky JE, Al-shboul Q. Letter t
the pelvic-floor musculature in women who physical therapy]. 1995;75:636-—637. {RE: The statistical analysis of sing!
are continent using bipolar interferential data: a comparative examination
currents. 1995;75:1067—1074. Gowland C, Boyce WF, Wright V, et al. Reli- 157.
ability of the Gross Motor Performance
Dumoulin C, Seaborne DE, Quirion- Measure. 1995:75:597—602. Jensen GM. Invited commentary
DeGirardi C, Sullivan SJ. Pelvic-floor reha- search and the cumulation of k:
bilitation, part 2: pelvic-floor reeducation Gowland C: See Boyce WF Physical Therapy.” 1995;75:233
with interferential currents and exercise in Greathouse DG. Invited commentary on “A Jeske AH: See Costello CT
the treatment of genuine stress incontinence treatment-based classification approach to
in postpartum women—a cohort study. low back syndrome: identifying and staging Jette AM. Outcomes research: shi
1995:75:1075—-1081 patients for conservative treatment.” 1995; dominant research paradigm in
Dunkle SE, Hyde RS. Predictors of subse- 75:487—488. therapy. 1995;75:965-970
quent decisions of physical therapy and Greathouse DG: See Benson CJ Jette DU. Invited commentary on
nursing students to work with geriatric health status of patients at outpa
clients: an application of the theory of rea- Gros N: See Bogataj U cal therapy clinics.” 1995;75:1
soned action. 1995;75:614—620 Gwyer J. Personnel resources in physical Jette DU. Letter to the editor [RI
therapy: an analysis of supply, career pat- in our midst]. 1995;75:1140
terns, and methods to enhance availability.
Johnson J, Silverberg R. Serial cas
1995:75:56—65.
lower extremity to correct contra
Eckhaus MA: See Sicard-Rosenbaum L ing the acute phase of burn car
Ellis RM. Letter to the editor [RE: An examina- H 262-2060.
tion of Cyriax’s passive motion tests with Jones SL: See Palisano RJ
patients having osteoarthritis of the knee]. Hack LM, Konrad TR. Determination of sup-
1995;75:239. ply and requirements in physical therapy:
some considerations and exampies. 1995;75:
Enloe LJ: See Shields RK 47-53.
Erhard RE: See Delitto A Haley SM: See Palisano RJ Kachingwe AF: See Ballantyne B1
Evans RE: See Shields RK Hanke TA, Pai Y-C, Rogers MW. Reliability of KahnJ . Letter to the editor. [RI
measurements of body center-of-mass mo- choose.]. 1995;75:768—-769
F mentum during sit-to-stand in healthy Karst GM, Willett GM. Onset timing
adults. 1995;75:105-113. tromyographic activity in the
Feuerstein M, Beattie P. Biobehavioral factors Harada N, Chiu V, Damron-Rodriguez JA, et lis oblique and vastus lateralis
affecting pain and disability in low back al. Screening for balance and mobility im- subjects with and without patell
pain: mechanisms and assessment. 1995;75: pairment in elderly individuals living in resi- pain syndrome. 1995;75:813—82
267-280. dential care facilities. 1995;75:462-469. Kelly LE: See Damiano DL
Fisher AG: See Schulthies SS Harada N, Chiu V, Fowler E, et al. Physical Kilpatrick KE. Guest commenta:
Fitzgerald GK, McClure PW. Reliability of therapy to improve functioning of older casting requirements for physica!
measurements obtained with four tests for people in residential care facilities. 1995;75: pists.” 1995;75:45—46
patellofemoral alignment. 1995;75:84-90. 830-839.
King LA, VanSant AF. The effect
Fowler E: See Harada N Harada N. Invited commentary on “Low-load, ankle-foot orthoses on moveme
prolonged stretch in the treatment of knee used in a supine-to-stand rising
Francis RS: See Schulthies SS flexion contractures in nursing home resi- 75:952-964.
French AK: See Ballantyne BT dents.” 1995;75:895-—896. Kirsch-Volders M: See De Dey:
Harding D: See Boyce WF
Kljaji¢ M: See Bogataj t
G Heimsoth SL: See Ballantyne BT
Koes BW: See van der Heijden ¢
Helewa A: See Scudds RJ
Gajdosik RL. Letter to the editor [RE: The ef- Kolobe THA: See Campbell! SK
fect of time on static stretch on the flexibil- Hilhtazr m.D.L... }. Let1t9e9r5 ;t7o5 :t5h7e0 . editor. [RE: First, do no Kolobe TH: See Palisano RJ
ity of the hamstring muscles]. 1995;75:238.
Gill C: See Binkley J Holte JB: See Di Fabio RP Konrad TR: See Hack LM
Girolami GL: See Campbell SK Host HH. Scapular taping in the treatment of Kumar S: See Simmonds Mj)
anterior shoulder impingement. 1995;75:
Glenn TM: See Nichols DS 803-812.
Glinn JE Sr. Letter to the editor [RE: A Hughes MA: See Schenkman M
treatment-based classification approach to Ladyshewsky RK. Enhancing s«
low back syndrome: identifying and staging Hutchinson KJ: See Nichols DS tivity in acute care inpatient se
patients for conservative treatment]. 1995; Hyde RS: See Dunkle SE collaborative clinical educatior
75:922. 1995;75:503-510
Landry GL: See Thein LA
Physical Therapy /V olume 75, Number 12 / December 1995
Lane M: See Boyce WI inpatient set Q
Laub KC: See Cutson TM cal educatior
Quaid A. Letter to the editor [RE: Interrater
Lechelt E: See Simmonds MJ Millford reliability of craniosacral rate measurements
Lee JB: See Ballantyne B2I Minor S|) and their relationship with subjects’ and
Moffat VW Congress examiners’ heart and respiratory rate mea-
Lee M, Maher C. Letter to the editor [RE: Use surements]. 1995;75:240
of a spinal model to quantify the forces and Official Wek
therapy. 1995 Quirion-DeGirardi C: See Dumoulin ¢
motion that occur during therapists’ tests of
spinal motion]. 1995;75:6038-—639 Mollinger LA: Se:
Lee M: See Harada N Moncur C, Wi R
Lenke M: See Campbell SK status of di
Reed BV. Invited commentary on “Effects of
Lippert L. Invited commentary on “Physical Morgan 13]: Se continuous therapeutic ultrasound on
therapist assistants’ perceptions of the docu Morris \\! growth and metastasis of subcutaneous mu-
mented roles of the physical therapist assis Letter t rine tumors.” 1995;75:11—12
tant 1995:75: 1064-1005 motor pr Reid WD, Dechman G. Considerations when
Loosli AR. Letter to the editor [RE: Use of Mossberg KA, M testing and training the respiratory muscles
electrical stimulation to enhance recovery of tus Of patients 1995:75:97 1-982
quadriceps femoris muscle force production Ipy clinics Reid WD, Samrai B. Respiratory muscle train-
in patients following anterior cr- uciate liga Mossberg KA: Se ing for patients with chronic obstructive
ment reconstruction|. 1995;75:237 pulmonary disease. 1995;75:996—1005
Mueller Mj, Mir
Lord 1D: See Sicard-Rosenbaum L tionship of p Reuben DB: See Harada N
Loubert PV. Invited commentary on “Is the dors ] ‘ Richards CL: See Boiteau M
clinical concept of spinal stiffness multidi
mensional?” 1995:75:861—862 Robertson VJ. A quantitative analysis of re-
Murren A: 5 search in Physical Therapy. 1995-;75:313-
Lowes L”: See Palisano RJ 322
Lowes LP: See Westcott SL N Robertson VJ. Research and the cumulation
Lunsford BR, Perry J. The standing heel-rise of knowledge in Physical Therapy. 1995;75:
test for ankle plantar flexion: criterion for Nichols Ds, G 72 ) 4?
normal. 1995;75:694-—698 Change
Robinson Aj, DePalma MT, McCall M. Physi-
ing balance
75-6997 cal therapist assistants perceptions of the
M documented roles of the physical therapist
Nolan MI assistant. 1995;75:1054—1066
analgesia
Mackey G: See Di Fabio RP Robinson SE, Buono MJ. Effect of
administration
Maher C. Invited commentary on “Interrater 1995;75:374 continuous-wave ultrasound on blood flow
reliability of lumbar accessory motion mo in skeletal muscle. 1995;75:145—149
bility testing.” 1995;75:793-794 Rogers MW: See Hanke TA
O
Maher C: See Lee M Rosenbaum PL: See Boyce WI
Maher C, Adams R. Is the clinical concept of Orest MR. « Rosenbaum PL: See Gowland ¢
spinal stiffness multidimensional? 1995;75 assessment
854-8060 329 Rothstein JM. Editor's note. A world in our
midst. 1995;75:460—461
MaleZié M: See Bogataj | Orest MR. |
Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Bidding “Old
Malouin F: See Boiteau M nos 1 Blue” farewell. 1995;75:1041-1042
phys
Matyas TA: See Morris MI Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Change and Re
Osten ET: Se
McCall M: See Robinson AJ form. 1995;75:251—252
McClure PW: See Fitzgerald GK Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Human
sources. 1995:75:1—2
McConnell |. Invited commentary on “Reli
ability of measurements obtained with four Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Identity and pre
tests for patellofemoral alignment.” 1995;75 tense. 1995:75:655—657
90-91 Rothstein JM. Editors note. Like the shoe-
McCool FD, Tzelepsis GE. Inspiratory muscle maker's elves 1995;75:852>- 853
training in the patient with neuromuscular Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Malpractice in
disease. 1995:75: 1006-1014 our midst. 1995;75:784-785
McFarland C: See Mossberg KA Papoulidis DK: S Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Pharmacology
McMillan AG: See Scholz JP Peel C, Mo and physical therapy. 1995-;75:341
McMillan AG: See Scholz JP medical Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Remembering
Ta) 490 John. 1995;75:167-168
Michels FE. Letter to the editor [RE: Human
resources}. 1995:75:444—445 Pellecchia GL. Letter Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Specialization,
ibility of measur certification, turf, and society. 1995;75:936-
Michels FE. Letter to the editor [RE: Research tests for p 938
and the cumulation of knowledge in Physi 569
cal Therapy 1995-75:765-—766 Rothstein JM. Editor's note. Statistical words
Penn RD: S 1995:75:82-83
Michels E. Letter to the editor [RE: Statistical
words]. 1995:75:568-—569 Perry J: See Lun Rothstein JM. Editor's note. The ugly side of
Miller T, Murren A. Letter to the editor [RI Plews N: Sc« peer review. 1995;75:582-584
Enhancing service productivity in acute care Potter S: Se Russell DJ]: See Boyce WI
Russell [)J: See Gowland ¢
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S T Subject
Sadowsky HS: See Cahalin LP Thein JM: See Thein LA
Index
Saffle JR: See Ward RS Thein LA, Thein JM, Landry GL. Ergogenic
Sahrmann SA: See Mueller MJ aids. 1995;75:426-—439.
Samrai B: See Keid WD Thom AK: See Sicard-Rosenbaum L
Thomas |: See Brooks D
Sanderson 1j: See Bednarczyk JH
Trimble TK: See Curtis KA American Physical Therapy
Schaaf JA: See Mueller MJ
Association
Tzelepsis GE: See McCool FD
Schenkman M, Hughes MA, Bowden MG,
Studenski SA. A clinical tool for measuring American Physical Therapy Ass
functional axial rotation. 1995;75:151-156. Awards for 1995. 1995:75:1
U
APTA Bylaws. 1995;75:907-915
Schenkman M: See Cutson TM
Ulrich BD, Ulrich DA, Collier DH, Cole EL. APTA Elected and Appointed ¢
Schenkman M: See Watson CJ Developmental shifts in the ability of infants 75:1024
Scholz JP, McMillan AG. Neuromuscular coor- with Down syndrome to produce treadmill APTA Membership Qualificatio
dination of squat lifting, Il: individual differ- steps. 1995;75:14—23. 920-921
ences. 1995;75:133-144 Ulrich DA: See Ulrich BD APTA Membership Rights
Scholz JP, Millford JP, McMillan AG. Neuro- APTA Standing Rules. 1995.75
Underwood FB: See Benson CJ
muscular coordination of squat lifting, I: Report of the House of Delegat«
effect of load magnitude. 1995;75:119-132 1995;75:1022
Schreck RC: See Benson C] V Presidential address
Schulthies SS, Francis RS, Fisher AG, Van De Van De Graaff KM: See Schulthies SS WCPT 12th International Cong
Graaff KM. Does the Q angle reflect the Welcome: The world of phys
f1o9r9c5e ;7o5n: 2t4h-e3 0p atella in the frontal plane? vanK oedse r BWH,e ijedt eanl. GTJheM G,ef fiBceaucyr skoef ntsr acAtJioHnM , for Moffat M. 1995;75:1015—102
back and neck pain: a systematic, blinded
Scudds RA: See Scudds RJ review of randomized clinical trial methods. Arthritis
Scudds RJ, Helewa A, Scudds RA. The effects 1995:;75:93-104 General
of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimula- Vandervoort AA: See Chesworth BM
tion on skin temperature in asymptomatic Physical therapy manageme!
subjects 1995:75:621-—628 VanSant AF: See King LA ated wrist in children with a
Seaborne DE: See Dumoulin ( Vaughn CL: See Damiano DL 8W,7 9-B8r8o5o ks D, Ayling-Campx
Selker LG. Human resources in physical Osteoarthritis
therapy: opportunities for service in a rap- W
idly changing hezlth system. 1995;75:31—37 [An examination of Cyriax’s
Shields RK, Enloe LJ, Evans RE, et al. Reliabil- Ward RS, Saffle JR. Topical agents in burn and tests with patients having
ity, validity, and responsiveness of func- wound care. 1995;75:526-—-538. the knee. Hayes KW, Pet
J. 1994;74:697-707]
tional tests in patients with total joint re Watson Cj, Schenkman M. Physical therapy
placement. 1995;75:169-176 management of isolated serratus anterior Plinvited commentary. Twom
Sicard-Rosenbaum L, Lord D, Danoff JV, et muscle paralysis. 1995:75:194—202. 707-708]
(Response. 1994;74:708
al. Effects of continuous therapeutic ultra- Westcott SL, Lowes LP. Invited commentary
sound on growth and metastasis of subcuta on “Effects of quadriceps femoris muscle PiLetter to the editor. Bowlin
neous murine tumors. 1995;75:3-11. strengthening on crouch gait in children 1073-1074].
with spastic diplegia.” 1995;75:668—670. PlAuthor response. 1994;74:10
Silverberg RK: See Johnson J
PlEditor response. 1994;74:107
Simmonds MJ, Kumar S, Lechelt E. Use of a White DM. Letter to the editor [RE: Malprac-
spinal model to quantify the forces and mo- tice in our midst). 1995;75:1139. P Letter to the editor. Ellis RM
tion that occur during therapists’ tests of Willett GM: See Karst GM P Response. 1995;75:239-240
spinal motion. 1995;75:212-222 Williams HJ. Letter to the editor [RE: Remem- Rheumatoid arthritis
Siu A: See Harada N bering John]. 1995;75:570-571. Rheumatoid arthritis: status of
Smith KB: See Shields RK Williams HJ: See Moncur C Moncur C, Williams HJ 19°
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Biofeedback
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Steffen TM, Mollinger LA. Low-load, pro- ralis muscles in subjects wi
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Willett GM. 1995;75:813-—82
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Topical agents in burn and wound care. Ward The diagnostic process: examples in orthope [Editor's note. Year's end. Rothstein JM. 1994;
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Cardiac P Letter to the editor. Zimny NJ. 1995;75:635 241.
636 P Response. 1995;75:241
General P Letter to the editor. Goodman CC. 1995:75
Fffect of continuous-wave ultrasound on 636—637 Education: physical therapist
blood flow in skeletal muscle. Robinson SE, P Letter to the edito
Buono MJ. 1995;75:145-149 038 Clinical education
P invited commentary. Cornwall MW. 1995;75 P Response. 1995:7 Clinicians’ perceptions of self-assessment in
149-150 clinical practice. Orest MR. 1995;75:824-
P Response 1995:75:150 Diabetes 829
Effects of cardiovascular medications on exer- Enhancing service productivity in acute care
Pharmacologic mat uw of hyperglycemia
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75:387-396 in diabetes mellitus: implications for physi cal education model. Ladyshewsky RK.
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{Interrater reliability of craniosacral rate mea- SD, Schaaf JA, et al. 1995;75:6084-—693 General
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P Letter to the editor. Quaid A. 1995;75:240. 0 P Letter to the edit
P Author response. 1995;75:240 6438 Eiectromyography
P Editor response. 1995;75:240 PR sponse. 1995;7 Neuromuscular coordination of squat lifting, I:
P Letter to the editor. Upledger JE. 1995;75 effect of load magnitude. Scholz JP, Millford
328-329 Editor’s note JP, McMillan AG. 1995;75:119-132
P Response. 1995;75:329-330 EdiItMo.r 's 19n9ot5e:. 75:4A6 0w Rothstein NeuIl:r oimnudsicvuidluaarl dciofofredreinncaetsi.o n Scohfo lszq uaJtP , lMicftMiinlg,-
lan AG. 1995;75:133-144
Cerebral palsey Editor's note. Bidding Onset timing of electromyographic activity in
Evaluation Rothstein ]M / the vastus medialis oblique and vastus late-
Editor's not ralis muscles in subjects with and without
The Gross Motor Performance Measure: valid JM. 1995:7 patellofemoral pain syndrome. Karst GM,
qituy alaitnyd orfe smpoovnesmievnetn.e ss Boofy cae mWeFa,s urGeo wolfa nd Editor's not Willett GM. 1995;75:813—823
1995:75:1 Vastus medialis oblique/vastus lateralis muscle
C. Rosenbaum PL, et al. 1995;75:603—613
P Letter to the editor. Micl 1995;75:444 activity ratios for selected exercises in per-
se of a hand-held dynamometer and a Kin
i445 sons with and without patellofemoral pain
Com® dynamometer for evaluating spastic Editor's note. Identity and pretense. Rothstein syndrome. Cerny K. 1995;75:672-—683
hypertonia in children: a reliability study
Boiteau M, Malouin F, Richards CL. 1995;75 IM 1995.7
796-802 Editor's note. Like t oemaker’s elves Electrotherapy
Rothstein JN 15;75:852-853
Gait Electrical stimulation
Editor's not lalpractice ir midst. Roth
Effects of quadriceps femoris muscle strength stein JM Effect of interference current on forearm vas-
ening on crouch gait in children with spas Petter 1995-75-1139 cular resistance in asymptomatic humans.
tic diplegia. Damiano DL, Kelly LE, Vaughn indergand HJ, Morgan BJ. 1995;75:306-—312 .
CL. 1995:75:658-—667 P Response Pelvic-floor rehabilitation, part 1: comparison
P invited commentary. Westcott SL, Lowes LP P Letter to tl of two surface electrode placements during
1995:75:668-—670 Editor's not stimulation of the pelvic-floor musculature
P Resp mse. 1995:75:670-—671 apy in women who are continent using bipolar
Editor temembering John. Rothstein interferential currents. Dumoulin C, Sea-
Decision making JM borne DE, Quirion-DeGirardi C, Sullivan SJ
Letter he editor. Willian 1995:75:570 1995:75: 1067-1074
A treatment-based classification approach to 571 Pelvic-floor rehabilitation, part 2: pelvic-floor
low back syndrome: identifying and staging Editor's not f izatio rt ition. turf reeducation with interfereatial currents and
pAa, tiEernhtasr d forR E, coBnoswerlviantgi ve RW.t rea1tm9e9n5t;.7 5:4D7el0i tto ind societ 5:936-—938 exercise in the treatment of genuine stress
185 Edit1o9r9'5s- 75n-o8t2 hionrcto nsttiundye.n ceD uimn ouploisnt paCr, tuSme abwoormnee n—DEa, Co-
P invited commentary. DeRosa C. 1995;75 Quirion-DeGirardi C, Sullivan SJ. 1995;75:
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P invited commentary. Greathouse DG. 1995 569 The effects of transcutaneous electrical nerve
75:487—488 P Response stimulation on skin temperature in asymp-
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P Letter to the editor. Glinn JE Sr Rothstein JN Scudds RA. 1995;75:621—628
P Response. 1995;75:922-924
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The rehabilitation of gait in patients with Pinvited commentary. Di Fabio RP. 1995;75: P Response. 1995;75:46
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The Gross Motor Performance Measure: valid- Physical therapist assistant PRespc ynse. 1995:75:1065—-1066
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assistant. Robinson AJ, DePalma MT, McCall
Validity of the Peabody Development Gross M. 1995:75:1054-1064 General
Motor Scale as an evaluative measure of P invited commentary. Lippert L. 1995;75 Physical therapy to improve functioning of
infants receiving physical therapy. Palisano 1064-1065 older people in residential care facilities.
RJ, Kolobe TH Haley SM, et al. 1995;75: P Response. 1995;75:1065-1066 Harada N, Chiu V, Fowler E, et al. 1995;75:
939-948 830-839
P invited commentary. Boyce WF. 1995;75:
Physical therapy profession Tests and measurements
948-949
P Resp mse. 1995:75:950-951 Patient services Changes in the mean center of balance during
balance testing in young adults. Nichols DS,
Treatment A Guide to Physical Therapist Practice, Vol Glenn TM, Hutchinson KJ. 1995;75:699-706.
Physical therapy management of the sublux- ume I: A Description of Pati Manage Screening for balance and mobility impair-
ated wrist in children with arthritis. Barden ment. 1995;75:70 i ment in elderly individuals living in residen-
W, Brooks D, Ayling-Campos A. 1995;75: P Erratum. 1995;75:84 tial care facilities. Harada N, Chiu V,
879-885 Early family experiences and helping behav Damron-Rodriguez JA, et al. 1995;75:462-
iors of physical th pists. Curtis KA, Davis 469
Pharmacology CM, Trimble TK, P ilidis DK. 1995;75 Sensitivity and specificity of platform posiu-
1089-1100 rography for identifying patients with ves-
Basic pharmacokinetics and the potential ef-
tibular dysfunction. Di Fabio RP. 1995;75:
fect of physical therapy interventions on Human resources it physical therapy oppor
pharmacokinetic variables. Ciccone CD. tunities for service 1 rapidly changing 290-305
1995;75:343-351 health system. Selker LG. 1995;75:31-—37
Effects of cardiovascular medications on exer Letter to the editor. [RE: First, do no harm Professional-patient relations
cise responses. Peel C, Mossberg KA. 1995; Hiltz DL. 1995;75:5 Early family experiences and helping behav-
75:387-396 Professional issues iors of physical therapists. Curtis KA, Davis
Ergogenic aids. Thein LA, Thein JM, Landry A quantitative analysis of research in Physical CM, Trimble TK, Papoulidis DK. 1995;75:
GL. 1995;75:426-—439 1089-1100
Therapy. Robertson VJ. 19‘ 5:313-322
Introduction to special series—Pharmacology Predictors of subsequent decisions of physical
P invited commentary. Domholdt E. 1995-7
Ciccone CD. 1995;75:342 therapy and nursing students to work with
lontophoresis: applications in transdermal 422-325 geriatric clients: an application of the theory
medication delivery. Costello CT, Jeske AH Pe sponse of reasoned action. Dunkle SE, Hyde RS.
1995:75:554-563 Clicnliicniiacnasl’ ppraecrtcie MsR.e lf-1a9s9s5e s7s5m:e8n2t4 in 1995;75:614-—620
Patient-controlled analgesia: a method for the
controlled self-administration of opioid pain 829 Publications and audiovisual
medications. Nolan MF, Wilson M-CB. 1995; Determination of supply and requirements in materials
75:374-379 physical therapy onsiderations and
examples. Hack LM, Konrad TR. 1995;75 4 quantitative analysis of research in Physical
Pharmacologic management of hyperglycemia 47~5 Therapy. Robertson VJ. 1995;75:313-322
in diabetes mellitus: implications for physi-
cal therapy. Betts EF, Betts JJ, Betts CJ Gue53s-t5 5 commentary. Gok in MS. 1995;75 ResPehayrscihc ala ndT hetrhaep y.c umRuolbaetritosno n of VJk. no1w9l9e5;d7g5e in
1995;75:415—425 223-232
Pharmacological and nonpharmacological in- P Response. 1995;7
P Invited commentary. Jensen GM. 1995;75
terventions in the treatment of Parkinson's Forecasting requi 233-234
disease. Cutson TM, Laub KC, Schenkman pists. Jacoby |
P Response. 1995;75:235-236
M. 1995;75:363—373 Guest commentar
Pulmonary medications. Cahalin LP, Sadowsky 45—46 P Letter to the editor. Michaels E. 1995;75:765-
HS. 1995:75:397-—414 P Response 1995;7 766
P Response. 1995;75:766-767
Rheumatoid arthritis: status of drug therapies P Letter to the editor
Moncur C, Williams HJ. 1995;75:511-525 choose.]. Kahn
The effects of intrathecally administered ba- Personnel resout Pulmonary
clofen on function in patients with spastic- analysis of sup Chronic obstructive pulmonary
Cityo. rcosC amDpMb.e ll 19S9K,5 :7A5l:m3e5i2d-—a3 62G L, Penn RD, m1e9t95h-o7d5s- 56t o «¢ disease
rhe role of Army physical therapists as non Guest comment: 1995:75:65—06 Considerations when testing and training the
physician health care providers who pre respiratory muscles. Reid WD, Dechman G
scribe certain medications: observations and P Response. 1995 1995;75:971-982
Research and the mulation of knowledge in
experiences. Benson CJ, Schreck RC, Under Respiratory muscle training for patients with
wood FB, Greathouse DG. 1995;75:380- P»h? y3s-i2c3a2l Therap tober J. 1995:75 chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Reid
380 WD, Samrai B. 1995;75:996-1005
P Invited commentary. Jensen GM. 1995 75
The use of ultrasound as an enhancer for tran- 233-234 Gerieral
scutaneous drug delivery: phonophoresis
Byl NN. 1995;75:539-553 P Response 1995:75 Effects of cardiovascular medications on exer-
Topical agents in burn and wound care. Ward P Letter to the « ci5s3e 87r-es3p9o6n ses. Peel C, Mossberg KA. 1995;
RS, Saffle JR. 1995;75:526-538 766
P Response. 19 Inspiratory muscle training in the patient with
Phototherapy Supportive personnel neuromuscular disease. McCool FD, Tzelep-
sis GE. 1995;75:1006-—1014
Infra red Physical therapist assistants’ perceptions of the Interrater reliability of auscultation of breath
The effects of transcutaneous electrical nerve documented roles of the phy sical therapist sounds among physical therapists. Brooks
assistant. Robinson AJ, DePalma MT, McCall D, Thomas J. 1995;75:1082—1088
stimulation on skin temperature in asymp-
tomatic subjects. Scudds RJ, Helewa A, M. 1995;75:1054-—1064 Pulmonary medications. Cahalin LP, Sadowsky
Scudds RA. 1995;75:621-628 P invited commentary. Lippert L. 1995;75 HS. 1995;75:397-—414
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