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MED CATEGORY INDEX For synopsis see page No. To Hear Again PMF 5052 (38 min— 1947— Film Reference) 262 Speech Reading TF 8-170() (28 min—1952—Film Reference) 315 Dynamic Physical Reconditioning PMF 5059 (13 min—1948) 263 Convalescent Care and Rehabilitation of Patients With In- jury to Spinal Cord (Surgery and Physical Medicine) PMF 5015 (41 min—1946—Color) 261 Therapeutic Exercise—Introduction PMF 5034 (17 min—1947—Film Reference) 262 Therapeutic Exercise—Orthopedics PMF 5051 (28 min—1947) 262 Therapeutic Exercise—Peripheral Nerve Injuries PMF 5053 (16 min—1947) 263 Therapeutic Exercise—Tendon Transplants PMF 5054 (87 min—1947) 263 Therapeutic Exercise—Thoracic Surgery PMF 5056 (29 min—1947) 263 Introduction to Occupation Therapy PMF 5227 (20 min—1954) 273 Occupational Therapy in Problems of Motion PMF5116B (23min—1950—Film Reference) 267 Journey to Reality (Occupational Therapy for Acute Psy- chotics) PMF 5116C (40 min—1950—Film Reference) 267 Physical Therapy in the Treatment of Amputations—Part I: Massage, Exercise, and Bandaging FS 8-85 (1945) 379 Spontaneous Drawings and Paintings by Psychiatric Patients FS 8-172 (24 min—1954—Color—Sound) 380 Psychiatric Interview Techniques (U) [C] PMF 5152A through 5152U (1950—Very limited distribution 269 to pertinent Army medical installations). Neuropsychiatry and Neurology Combat Psychiatry—The Division Psychiatrist PMF 5300 (33 min—1955—From Navy Film MN 7499B) 273 Combat Psychiatry—The Battalion Medical Officer PMF 5299 (27 min—1955—From Navy Film MN 7499A) 273 Psychiatric Procedure in Combat Area FB 8-184 (47 min—1945—Film Reference) 188 Combat Exhaustion (Neuropsychiatry) PMF 5012 (52 min—1945) 260 Combat Fatigue—Irritability PMF 5295 (36 min—1945—Intended for use by the Army Medical 273 Service for professional audiences only—Film Reference— From Navy Film MN 3428C). The Feeling of Hostility PMF 5142 (31 min—1951—Film Reference—Commercial 268 Adaptation). 84 AGO IOU8B