3.8 Corrected Functional Outcomes Flashcards
C1-C4: bed skills
total assist
C1-C4: transfers
total assist
C1-C4: W/C skills
ind in power W/C
- head, chin, mouth
- ind in pressure reliefs using power tilt and/or recline
C1-C4: ambulation
none
C5: bed skills
some assist
C5: transfers
total assist
C5: W/C skills
Power W/C: ind driving using hand control, ind in pressure reliefs using power tilt and/or incline
C5: ambulation
none
C6: bed skills
some assist
C6: transfers
- even: some assist to ind
- uneven: some to total assist
C6: W/C skills
- Power W/C: ind driving using hand control, ind in pressure reliefs
- Manual: ind indoors, some to total assist outdoors
C6: ambulation
none
C7-8: bed skills
ind to some assist
C7-8: transfers
- even: ind
- uneven: ind to some assist
C7-8: W/C skills
manual: ind indoors on level terrain, some assist with level terrain
C7-8: ambulation
none
T1-9: bed skills
independent
T1-9: transfers
- even: independent
- uneven: independent
T1-9: W/C skills
manual: ind in/outdoors on level and unlevel terrain
T1-9: ambulation
functional ambulation not typical
T10-L1: bed skills
independent
T10-L1: transfers
even/uneven: independent
T10-L1: W/C skills
manual: ind in and out on level and unlevel terrain
T10-L1: ambulation
- some assist to ind in functional ambulation
- uses KAFOs and lofstrand crutches or walker
L2-S5: bed skills
independent
L2-S5: transfers
even/uneven: independent
L2-S5: W/C skills
ind in and outdoors, level and unlevel
L2-S5: ambulation
- some assist to ind in functional ambulation
- uses KAFOs or AFOs and lofstrand crutches or cane
clinical presentation of Brown Sequard (ipsilateral)
loss of
- proprioception
- vibration
- deep touch
- discriminative touch
- voluntary motor control
clinical presentation of Brown Sequard (contralateral)
loss of
- pain and temp sensation
What type of fractures is commonly seen with Brown Sequard?
- flexion teardrop fx
- burst fx
central cord syndrome: MOI
- extension with traction
- blood supply issues
- anything that stretches the cord
cauda equina vs. other SCI
- saddle paresthesia
- bowel/bladder issues
- LE weakness
- lesions below SC
muscles of ventilation
- intercostals
- diaphragm
- abdominals
- trap