books by Kenneth D. Randall (zero-lot-line therapeutic elevations)

books by Kenneth D. Randall

books:

Correlates of job placement practice: public rehabilitation counselors and consumers living with AIDS.: An ...
Kenneth C. Hergenrather, Scott D. Rhodes, ...

Pro-Ed, 2005

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Therapeutic Physical Modalities
Kamala Shankar, Kenneth D. Randall

Hanley & Belfus, 2001

Physical Therapists and Rehabilitation Physicians will find this new volume on the use of therapeutic agents in rehabilitation to be highly valuable. Among the topics covered are thermal agents, electricity, exercise, injections, manipulation and massage, joint mobilization, taping techniques, traction, aquatic therapy, acupuncture, phonophoresis and iontophoresis, and mobility aids.

Exercise-Induced Asthma: Pathophysiology and Treatment

Human Kinetics Publishers, 2002

A practical guide for professionals in the medical and health communities who work on a daily basis with individuals suffering from exercise-induced bronchoconstriction (EIB) and asthma (EIA). This book is a valuable source of information for coaches and athletes who are attempting to optimise performance while simultaneously coping with asthma and/or EIB. It also provides the most current, scientifically-based information on the topic of asthma ...

Difficult Sites: House Plans for Zero-Lot-Line, Hillside, Long & Narrow and Wide & Shallow Lots : 90 Home ...

1 review
William D. Mahoney, Kenneth M. Randall, ...

B N I Publications, 1993

Misleading Title
This is an out-of-print book that I paid a small fortune for. There is very little out there on the topic of desiging and building a house on a difficult site. Regrettably, I have now discovered the title of this book is extremely misleading. Nearly all of the houses shown are built on large level pads (!?!). A few are partly constructed on the gentlest of slopes. None of the project locations ...