Cerebral palsy is the most common movement disorder encountered in pediatric physical therapy practice.
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Mary Rahlin, PT, DHS, PCS received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education and a Physical Therapist ("Therapeutic Physical Culture Instructor") Certificate from the State Central Institute of Physical Culture in Moscow, Russia. Subsequently, she received her Bachelor of Science and advanced Master of Science degrees in physical therapy from Finch University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School in North Chicago, Illinois, and her Doctor of Health Science degree from the University of Indianapolis in Indiana. Dr. Rahlin is a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, Section on Pediatrics and Education Section, and a member of the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine. Dr. Rahlin is Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy, College of Health Professions, at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago, IL. Besides teaching pediatric physical therapy and related curricular content, she provides continuing education courses for practicing clinicians. Her research interests are in the areas of assessment and management of therapy-related behavior and physical therapy intervention for children with cerebral palsy and congenital muscular torticollis. Dr. Rahlin has developed and validated the Therapy Behavior Scale that was published in 2012. She is the first author of a number of peer-reviewed publications in Pediatric Physical Therapy, Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, and Infant Behavior and Development. In addition, she has authored two book chapters, spoken and presented numerous posters at APTA meetings, and serves as a reviewer for Pediatric Physical Therapy. Dr. Rahlin has practiced pediatric physical therapy in a variety of settings and has over 20 years of clinical experience. Currently, she maintains a small private practice, primarily in Early Intervention.
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Foreword Introduction Section I Typical and Atypical Development of Movement and Postural Control Chapter 1 Theoretical Perspectives on Motor Development Chapter 2 Variability Complexity and Adaptability in Typical and Atypical Motor DevelopmentQuestions to PonderSuggested Questions for Future Research Section II Cerebral Palsy as a Developmental Disorder Chapter 3 Definition Incidence Etiology Classification and Diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy Chapter 4 Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Activity Limitations and Participation Issues in Children With Cerebral Palsy Chapter 5 Evidence for Prognosis for Ambulation Employment and Independent LivingQuestions to PonderSuggested Questions for Future Research Section III Medical Management Chapter 6 The Interdisciplinary Team and Effective Interprofessional Collaboration in Health CareMary Rahlin PT DHS PCS and Wendy Rheault PT PhD FASAHP FNAP Chapter 7 Neurological and Neuromuscular Systems: Medical and Surgical Management of Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Chapter 8 Musculoskeletal System: Medical and Surgical Management of Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Chapter 9 Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Digestive Integumentary Urogenital and Sensory Systems: Medical and Surgical Management of Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Chapter 10 Pain Assessment and ManagementRoberta Henderson PT PhD and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PCSQuestions to Ponder Suggested Questions for Future Research Section IV Physical Therapy Management: Theoretical Foundation Research Evidence and Practice Chapter 11 Physical Therapy Examination and Evaluation: Tests and Measures Anticipated Goals Expected Outcomes and Tracking Progress Chapter 12 Therapy Settings and Service Delivery Models Chapter 13 Assessment and Management of Therapy-Related Behavior Chapter 14 Therapeutic Approaches Regina T. Harbourne PhD PT PCS and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PCS Chapter 15 Common Intervention Strategies and Techniques Chapter 16 Complementary and Alternative Interventions Chapter 17 Significance of Manual Guidance in Pediatric Physical Therapy Practice Chapter 18 Therapy Frequency Duration and Intensity Issues Questions to PonderSuggested Questions for Future Research Section V Normal and Abnormal Gait Patterns and Current Evidence for Orthotic Management and Assistive Technology Chapter 19 Normal Gait Kinematics and Kinetics Elaine Owen MSc SRP MCSP Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Chapter 20 Common Approaches to Orthotic Management of the Lower Extremity Trunk and Upper ExtremityDonald McGovern CPO FAAOP and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PCS Chapter 21 Segmental Kinematic Approach to Orthotic Management: Ankle-Foot Orthosis/Footwear CombinationElaine Owen MSc SRP MCSP Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Chapter 22 Assistive Technology With Emphasis on Positioning and Mobility Equipment Questions to Ponder Suggested Questions for Future Research Section VI Transition to Adulthood Chapter 23 Cerebral Palsy as a Life Span Condition Chapter 24 Planning Transition to Adult LifeDonna Frownfelter PT DPT MA CCS RRT FCCP and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PC SQuestions to Ponder Suggested Questions for Future Research Financial Disclosures Index
Foreword Introduction Section I Typical and Atypical Development of Movement and Postural Control Chapter 1 Theoretical Perspectives on Motor Development Chapter 2 Variability Complexity and Adaptability in Typical and Atypical Motor DevelopmentQuestions to PonderSuggested Questions for Future Research Section II Cerebral Palsy as a Developmental Disorder Chapter 3 Definition Incidence Etiology Classification and Diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy Chapter 4 Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Activity Limitations and Participation Issues in Children With Cerebral Palsy Chapter 5 Evidence for Prognosis for Ambulation Employment and Independent LivingQuestions to PonderSuggested Questions for Future Research Section III Medical Management Chapter 6 The Interdisciplinary Team and Effective Interprofessional Collaboration in Health CareMary Rahlin PT DHS PCS and Wendy Rheault PT PhD FASAHP FNAP Chapter 7 Neurological and Neuromuscular Systems: Medical and Surgical Management of Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Chapter 8 Musculoskeletal System: Medical and Surgical Management of Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Chapter 9 Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Digestive Integumentary Urogenital and Sensory Systems: Medical and Surgical Management of Alterations in Body Structures and Functions Chapter 10 Pain Assessment and ManagementRoberta Henderson PT PhD and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PCSQuestions to Ponder Suggested Questions for Future Research Section IV Physical Therapy Management: Theoretical Foundation Research Evidence and Practice Chapter 11 Physical Therapy Examination and Evaluation: Tests and Measures Anticipated Goals Expected Outcomes and Tracking Progress Chapter 12 Therapy Settings and Service Delivery Models Chapter 13 Assessment and Management of Therapy-Related Behavior Chapter 14 Therapeutic Approaches Regina T. Harbourne PhD PT PCS and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PCS Chapter 15 Common Intervention Strategies and Techniques Chapter 16 Complementary and Alternative Interventions Chapter 17 Significance of Manual Guidance in Pediatric Physical Therapy Practice Chapter 18 Therapy Frequency Duration and Intensity Issues Questions to PonderSuggested Questions for Future Research Section V Normal and Abnormal Gait Patterns and Current Evidence for Orthotic Management and Assistive Technology Chapter 19 Normal Gait Kinematics and Kinetics Elaine Owen MSc SRP MCSP Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Chapter 20 Common Approaches to Orthotic Management of the Lower Extremity Trunk and Upper ExtremityDonald McGovern CPO FAAOP and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PCS Chapter 21 Segmental Kinematic Approach to Orthotic Management: Ankle-Foot Orthosis/Footwear CombinationElaine Owen MSc SRP MCSP Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Chapter 22 Assistive Technology With Emphasis on Positioning and Mobility Equipment Questions to Ponder Suggested Questions for Future Research Section VI Transition to Adulthood Chapter 23 Cerebral Palsy as a Life Span Condition Chapter 24 Planning Transition to Adult LifeDonna Frownfelter PT DPT MA CCS RRT FCCP and Mary Rahlin PT DHS PC SQuestions to Ponder Suggested Questions for Future Research Financial Disclosures Index
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