Walking Mechanics Following Surgical Interventions for Ankle Arthritis Robin M. Queen Robert J. Butler THE BIOMECHANICS OF NORMAL WALKING Walking gait consists of two phases known as the support phase…
Chapter 2 A tables Red flags ordered by physiological system Introduction These A tables are ordered according to the physiological systems of the body. Each A table lists the red…
Chapter 3 B tables Red flags ordered by symptom keyword Introduction The B tables present red flags ordered by symptom keyword. In each table the red flags are also prioritised…
Chapter 5 Communicating with medical practitioners It is good both for patient care and also for interprofessional relationships that complementary medical practitioners maintain contact with the conventional medical practitioners who…
Chapter 1 Red flags of disease Red flags are those symptoms and signs which, if elicited by therapist, either of conventional or complementary medicine, merit referral to a conventional doctor….
Chapter 6 Red flags and referrals Ethical points This final brief chapter is concerned with some of the ethical issues which specifically relate to the situation of a complementary therapist…
Chapter 4 C tables Red flags requiring urgent referral Introduction The C tables present 12 categories of red flag syndromes in which an urgent or high priority response is required…
6.1 Diseases of the skin, the eye and the ear Chapter 6.1a The physiology of the skin, the eye and the ear Learning points At the end of this chapter…
4.2 The musculoskeletal system Chapter 4.2a The physiology of the musculoskeletal system Learning points At the end of this chapter you will be able to: • describe the structure and…
5.4 Children’s health Chapter 5.4a Introduction to children’s health Learning points At the end of this chapter you will be able to: • explain why children have special health needs…
