Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Case Studies for Advanced Practice Nurses

Häftad, Engelska, 2016

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This one-of-a-kind book delivers challenging, clinically relevant case-based learning tools regarding orthopedics and sports medicine for advanced practice nursing students and practitioners. Written by nurse practitioner/educators, it fills a gap in information and guidelines for treatment of this population in primary and acute care environments. Cases across the life span cover areas of orthopedics and sports medicine most likely to be encountered.Cases are described in depth to foster a comprehensive learning experience and to facilitate inductive and deductive critical reasoning. Each follows a template that encompasses the context for the case, chief patient complaints and history, physical assessment findings, diagnostic evaluation, interventions, evaluation of care, and outcome. An accompanying teaching guide aids instructors in accelerating critical thinking.KEY FEATURES:Fills an identified gap in the available literature on orthopedics and sports medicineReflects both primary care and acute care across the life spanIncludes referral red flags and scope of practice for each caseFormats cases for both inductive and deductive reasoningOffers a focused instructors manual to facilitate meaningful learning

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2016-08-10
Mått178 x 254 x 14 mm
Vikt436 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor207
FörlagSpringer Publishing Co Inc
ISBN9780826122537

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ContentsContributorsForeword Robert A. Arciero, MDPrefaceAcknowledgmentsSECTION I: UPPER EXTREMITY CASES1. ShoulderCase Study 1.1: Traumatic Shoulder DislocationScott A. Myrick and Karen M. MyrickCase Study 1.2: Acute Acromioclavicular SeparationKaren M. MyrickCase Study 1.3: Acute Rupture of the Biceps TendonScott A. MyrickCase Study 1.4: Chronic Rotator Cuff TendinitisKaren M. MyrickCase Study 1.5: Chronic OsteoarthritisKaren M. PawelekCase Study 1.6: Chronic Calcific TendinitisKaren M. Myrick2. ElbowCase Study 2.1: Acute Elbow DislocationChristine KellyCase Study 2.2: Acute Nursemaid’s Elbow (annular ligament displacement)Kimberly A. JoergCase Study 2.3: Acute Olecranon BursitisKaren M. MyrickCase Study 2.4: Chronic Lateral EpicondylitisScott A. MyrickCase Study 2.5: Chronic Cubital Tunnel SyndromeKaren M. MyrickCase Study 2.6: Little Leaguer’s Elbow (medial epicondyle apophysitis)Scott A. Myrick3. WristCase Study 3.1: Acute FractureHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 3.2: Acute DeQuervain’s TenosynovitisHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 3.3: Acute Scaphoid FractureHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 3.4: Chronic Carpal Tunnel SyndromeHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 3.5: Ganglion CystHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 3.6: Chronic Ulnar Positive WristHardeep Singh and Craig M. Rodner4. HandCase Study 4.1: Acute Mallet FingerHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 4.2: Acute Dislocation Interphalangeal JointHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 4.3: Acute Subungual HematomaHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 4.4: Chronic Trigger FingerHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 4.5: Chronic Dupuytren’s ContractureHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerCase Study 4.6: Chronic OsteoarthritisHardeep Singh and Craig M. RodnerSECTION II: LOWER EXTREMITY CASES5. HipCase Study 5.1: Acute Hip DislocationKaren M. MyrickCase Study 5.2: Acute Hip Labral TearKaren M. MyrickCase Study 5.3: Acute Greater Trochanteric BursitisSusan H. LynchCase Study 5.4: Chronic OsteoarthritisSusan D’AgostinoCase Study 5.5: Groin Muscle StrainScott A. Myrick and Karen M. MyrickCase Study 5.6: Chronic Heterotopic OssificationKaren M. Myrick6. KneeCase Study 6.1: Acute Anterior Cruciate Ligament TearKaren M. MyrickCase Study 6.2: Acute Meniscus TearKaren M. MyrickCase Study 6.3: Acute Patellar DislocationKaren M. MyrickCase Study 6.4: Chronic OsteoarthritisKaren M. MyrickCase Study 6.5: Chronic Patellafemoral PainKaren M. MyrickCase Study 6.6: Chronic Patellar TendinitisKaren M. Myrick7. AnkleCase Study 7.1: Acute Ankle FractureKaren M. MyrickCase Study 7.2: Acute Achilles Tendon RupturePhoebe M. HeffronCase Study 7.3: Acute Peroneal Tendon DislocationKaren M. MyrickCase Study 7.4: Chronic Ankle InstabilityKevin FitzsimmonsCase Study 7.5: Chronic Ankle Pain (talar osteochondral defect)Scott A. MyrickCase Study 7.6: Chronic Peroneal Tendon Dislocation/SubluxationPhoebe M. Heffron8. FootCase Study 8.1: Acute Metatarsal FractureKaren M. MyrickCase Study 8.2: Acute Lisfranc DislocationVinayak M. Sathe, Teja Karukonda, and Daniel WitmerCase Study 8.3: Jones FractureVinayak M. Sathe, Teja Karukonda, and Daniel WitmerCase Study 8.4: Sever’s DiseasePhoebe M. HeffronCase Study 8.5: SesamoiditisKaitlin M. FordCase Study 8.6: Plantar FasciitisKaren M. PawelekSECTION III: SPINE CASES9. SpineCase Study 9.1: Acute Compression FractureJason N. DaCruzCase Study 9.2: Acute Disc HerniationJason N. DaCruzCase Study 9.3: SpondylolysisJason N. DaCruzCase Study 9.4: Chronic Sacroiliac PainJason N. DaCruzCase Study 9.5: Chronic Low Back PainKaren M. MyrickCase Study 9.6: Chronic Degenerative Disc DiseaseKaren M. MyrickIndex