Chiropractic Care of Special Populations

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Jones & Bartlett Learning, 1999 - 219 pages
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Contents

A Crucial Age for Health Promotion
16
A Conservative Chiropractic Management Protocol
30
Chiropractic Management of the Special Needs Child
41
Identification and Management
50
Keys for the Chiropractor
56
Adjusting the Pediatric Spine
69
APPENDIX IAThe Periodic Health Examination
80
APPENDIX ICChildrens Health Internet Sites
86
A Current Summary
124
Considerations in Adjusting Women
135
Recognition and Intervention Strategies
145
APPENDIX IIAA Guide to Womens Health Resources
154
Management Considerations in the Geriatric Patient
184
Manipulative Care and Older Persons
195
A Chiropractic Perspective with a focus on Prevention
204
APPENDIX IIIAInternet Sites for Seniors
211

Heart Disease in Women
89
Assessment and Treatment Options
99
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Chiropractic Care of Special Populations
Robert D. Mootz,Linda J. Bowers
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About the author (1999)

Robert D. Mootz, DC, FICC, is Associate Medical Director for Chiropractic for the State of Washington Deparmtent of Labor and Industries in Olympia, Washington. Also, he is editor of the journal Topics in Clinical Chiropractic, which is published quarterly and blends clinical updates with practice concern in a clearly written, user-friendly format.

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TitleChiropractic Care of Special Populations
Topics in clinical chiropractic series
AuthorsRobert D. Mootz, Linda J. Bowers
EditorsRobert D. Mootz, Linda J. Bowers
Editionillustrated
PublisherJones & Bartlett Learning, 1999
ISBN0834213745, 9780834213746
Length219 pages
  
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