Ther Ex Notes

Clinical Pocket Guide

By: Carolyn Kisner, Lynn Allen Colby

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eText | 1 November 2017 | Edition Number 2

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A Davis’s Notes Title - Perfect wherever you are…in class, in clinical, and in practice!

Put the information you need at your fingertips with this handy, easy-to-use guide to the proper exercises for your patients. Each joint tab follows a consistent order—general exercises for the specific region, followed by common pathologies and surgeries, with specific interventions for each pathology or surgery. Crystal-clear photographs show you a wealth of different techniques, while a streamlined format makes the information extremely easy to understand.

Following Davis’s Notes Series’ signature style, you’ll have write-on/wipe-off pages for note taking, while thumb tabs and a spiral binding help you find what you need.

See what students and practitioners are saying online …

“Very Helpful. ;It is easy to access, very convenient to carry around. The pocket guide has clear, color pictures that explain the exercises concisely. It also says what is the purpose of each exercise, which I think is key.”—Francelly Golden

“Love these. They are really good references to have. Easy to access each section. Also made of good material that you can take almost everywhere. Found it useful to keep in my backpack.”— Garrick Jones

“Great. ;I am a physical therapist and this guide is wonderful to keep at work for reference. We had a student at work and she also brought this series for study.”—Jenny Goodlett