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558
OT Functional Test for the Hemiplegic/ Paretic Upper Extremity- (Includes instruction book) Maureen Forte, OTR (1988) (17min.)
$ 100

567
Ambulation Trial Guidelines for Paraplegic
Debbie Diaz, PT (1988) (8 min.)
$ 75

649
Normal and Abnormal Posture and Movements (No narration)
Gail Stern, MPT; Beth Fisher, MS, PT (1989) (34 min.)
$ 250

672
Independent Wheelchair Mobility for Patients with High Quadriplegia- An Overview Antje Hunt, MS, PT (15 min.)
$ 100

678
Pediatric Levels of Consciousness
Donita Tefft, MA, Speech Pathologist (1989) (20 min.)
$ 150

711
Gait Deviations (No narration - Must be purchased with #730 or # 838)
Claire Beekman, PT, Physical Therapy Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center- Shows deviations by joint, with ankle deviations first. Deviations not identified, but listing is available through gait instructors. (1990) (11 min.)
$ 100

715
Pediatric Normal & Pathological Gait (Includes instructional materials)
Jocelyn Blaskey, MS, PT; Lorrie Mercer, PT Physical Therapy Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center - Normal gait, lateral & anterior full body 12 month old (walked x 2 weeks), 12 month old (walked x 3 months), 18 month old, 3 year old (posterior as well). Patient with myelodysplasia full body lateral, anterior, posterior no equipment, AFO’s only, AFO’s & crutches. (4 point & swing through) (1990) (17 min.)
$ 250

730
Normal and Pathological Gait (Includes instructional materials) (No narration)
Physical Therapy Gait Instructors, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center - One normal subject and five patients (ABI, Stroke, SCI, RA, bilateral amputee/ AK/ BK/) are seen walking in various views (full body lateral, anterior, posterior; waist down lateral, anterior) with and without equipment. (1990) (36 min.)
$ 350

1791
EVACUATION VIDEO "2000"
The purpose of this video is to show you how to safely evacuate patients, visitors and staff.
$ 150

STARTING OVER: A VIDEO SERIES FOR PERSONS WITH SPINAL INJURY
$ 352

*Limited availability of videos for sale below, which are each Series sold separate.*
$ 110

745
PART I- SKIN CARE: (Available in English and Spanish)
Patrick Reilly, BA, Education and Media Services Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center
Three Rancho outpatients discuss their lives & how they have learned to adjust to the ways they care for themselves & “think of their skin”. Emphasis is on causes of skin breakdown, skin inspection, & prevention of pressure sores, special problems & patient responsibility in skin care. (1990) (15 min.)

748
PART II- AUTONOMIC DYSREFLEXIA: (Available in English & Spanish)
Patrick Reilly, BA, Education and Media Services Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center- The importance of recognizing signs & symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia & taking immediate action is emphasized in this video. The information is given dramatically through a mock newscast format called "The Rancho Report". The need for patient knowledge of & responsibility for dealing with autonomic dysreflexia in the community is stressed. (1991) (10 min.)

777
PART III- BOWEL CARE: (Available in English and Spanish)
Patrick Reilly, BA, Education and Media Services Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center.
Simple functioning of the gastrointestinal tract & how it is affected by spinal cord injury is reviewed in this video. Nurses & patients discuss how the bowel works, & procedures for performing a bowel elimination program. This information is humorously presented within the format of a patient education class. (1991) (10 min.)

816
PART IV- DIET & MEDICATION: (Available in English & Spanish)
Patrick Reilly, BA & Spinal Injury Service Nursing Advisory Committee, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center.
Presents principles of a healthy diet & emphasis on the special needs of persons with spinal cord injury. Key points taking medications safely are shown. The information is entertainingly presented as nurses & patients interact with a comedian. (1993) (21 min.)

757
LET’S GET STARTED
Donna Cressy, PT; Denise Walters, PT, Physical Therapy Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center. (1991) (12 min.)
$ 100

838
INSTRUCTIONAL GAIT SERIES
(Observational Gait Analysis book included. Use with videotape # 730)

Katie Gillis, MS, PT, University of California Los Angeles.
This instructional video for independent study emphasizes learning normal gait parameters, developing observational skills & understanding how the loss of critical gait events results in deviations & functional penalties. The Observational Gait Analysis book must be used as a study guide in connection with this video.

PART I- PHASES AND TERMINOLOGY OF NORMAL GAIT
PART II- CASUES AND PENALTIES OF GAIT DEVIATIONS
PART III- DEVELOPMENT OF OBSERVATIONAL SKILLS
(1993) (30 min.)
$ 250

857
ADVANCED WHEELCHAIR TECHNIQUES
Brian Arakaki, PT (25 min.)
$ 150

868
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL BREATHING: A CASE STUDY
(Comes with reference sheet)

Valerie Warren, PT, Physical Therapy Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center.
A 5-week training program of a ventilator dependent adult with a spinal cord injury learning GPB. Contraindications of teaching GPB. (1995) (17 min.)
$ 150

875
RANCHO LEVELS OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING
Terry Reimer, MA, Speech Pathologist, Ellen K. Parker, MS, Paula Diannitto, MS and Duane Evarts, BSIT.
The Rancho Levels of Cognitive Functioning was developed by clinicians at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center who collected weekly descriptive date on the verbal and nonverbal behaviors of thousands of closed brain injury patients demonstrating cognitive dysfunction. The observed patterns of recovery lead to the development of the behavioral descriptors utilized in the scale. This videotape provides vignettes which exemplify behaviors evident at each of the originally defined eight levels of cognitive functioning. The purposes of the sale are:
To provide a descriptive tool covering a wide range of behaviors, ranging from no response or interaction with the environment to a more complex level of cognitive responsiveness;
To provide staff and families with a common descriptive vocabulary; provide staff and families with an increased understanding of the behavioral stages which may be seen during the recovery process;
4.) To assist in establishing appropriate treatment objectives and/or referrals. (1995) (40 min.)
$ 250

888
BACK TO THE FUTURE IN SEATING
Brian Arakaki, PT, Physical Therapy Department, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center.
This video presents a case history of a client with a spinal cord injury (C-6-7 Tetraplegia). Includes:
Client interviews and goal setting; & sitting evaluation to see what posture can be achieved;
Simulation of equipment fitting and follow-up.
By the end of the presentation, you will be able to:
Identify three important parts of a client interview; three considerations when ordering equipment;
Observe a seating system simulation and fitting. (1996) (30 min.)
$ 150

1941-A
READY SET GO
Pediatric Powered Mobility presents two programs, the Pediatric Powered Wheelchair Screening Test (PPWST) - a cognitive screening tool, and the Powered Mobility Program (PMP) - an approach to evaluating and training youngsters for powered mobility. The PPWST and the PMP were developed to aid clinicians in the decision making process when considering a powered wheelchair for a very young child (developmentally 2-3 years of age). These programs were the result of a five year research grant investigating the cognitive readiness for powered mobility in young children with only orthopedic disabilities. Although the PPWST is only validated for children with orthopedic disabilities, the PMP approach can be used as a clinical guidline for all populations and age groups.
Video time is approximately 1 hour and includes written manual and scoring sheets.
$ 100