This chapter discusses the problems commonly encountered by the physiotherapist when
working with patients who have respiratory or cardiovascular dysfunction. The patient …

Clinical assessment is part of the clinical reasoning process and involves identifying
problems through the accurate recognition and interpretation of normal and abnormal signs …

I was delighted to receive the third edition of this book to review. Jennifer Pryor and Ammani
Prasad have edited a well-written readable book, which is suited to its wide audience of …

Lays the foundation for problem solving by integrating physiology and practice. The majority
of the book is then devoted to physiotherpay management and its rationale. It specifically …

Respiratory care is an immensely satisfying branch of physiotherapy. It challenges our
intellect, exploits our handling skills and employs our humanity to the full. Respiratory …

It is evident that, over the past 10-15 years, the profession has advanced enormously in its
understanding of cardiopulmonary physiotherapy. This is demonstrated by the quality of the …

Now in it's fourth edition, Physiotherapy for Respiratory and Cardiac Problems continues to
be an essential textbook and reference source for undergraduate and postgraduate …

This is the fourth edition of this popular text, with the last being published in 2002. It has long
been the main text used for undergraduate cardiorespiratory modules. This text is a …

The Guide to Physical Therapist Practice was developed to" delineate preferred practice
patterns that would help physical therapists enhance quality of care, improve patient/client …

This book is part of a series that attempts to link the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice
(Guide) with everyday practice and is written to help physical therapist practitioners develop …