Amps & Burns Flashcards

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Forequater Amp

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Loss of clavicle, scap and entire UE

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Shoulder Disarticulation

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Loss of entire UE

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3
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Elbow Disarticulation

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Amp of UE distal to elbow joint

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4
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Wrist Disarticulation

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Amp distal to wrist joint - loss og hand

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5
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Hemipelvectomy

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Amp of 1/2 pelvis and entire LE

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6
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Transfemoral

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Above-knee - at any level on thigh

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Transtibial

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Amp below knee at any level on calf - most common

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8
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Complete Tarsal

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Ankle amp

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9
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Partial Tarsal

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Amp of metatarsals/phalanges

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10
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Terminal Devices

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Function to grasp; 2 main types are hook/hand. VO- Vol open means hook remains closed vs VC- Vol close means hook remains open

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11
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Neuromas

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Complications w amps; nerve endings adhered to scar tissue - can be painful/hypersensitive

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12
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Pre-prosthetic Tx

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Change of dominance acts if needed, ROM of uninvolved joints, prosthesis prep, desensitization, wrapping dist to prox to shape/shrink residual limb, ADL/skin care edu, counseling > phys/psych adjustment

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Prosthetic Tx

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Fx’al training with prosthesis, donning/doffing, increase wearing AT, phys/psych adjustment

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14
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Tx for LE Amp

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Wrapping to shape/decrease swell of residual limb, desensitization, strengthening UE w triceps focus, transfer training>stand pivot, ADL training/LE dress, standing tolerance & w/c mobility

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15
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Superficial (1st degree) burn

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Involves only epi; min pain/edema w no blisters, healing= 3-7days

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Superficial Partial Thickness (2nd degree) Burn

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Involves epi and upper portion of dermis (sunburn); appears red, blistering and wet; painful but heals on own in 7-21days

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Deep Partial Thickness (2nd degree) Burn

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Involves epi and deep portion of dermis (hair follicles/sweat glands); appears red, white & elastic, sensation may be impaired; potential to become full thickness w infection; healing time 21-35days

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Full Thickness (3rd degree) Burn

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Involves epi, dermis, hair follicles, sweat glands & nerve endings; appears white, waxy, leatherly & non-elastic; sensation absent/req skin graft; hypertrophic scar; healing can take months

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4th Degree Burn

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Involves fat, muscle & bone; Electrical burn- destruction of nerve along pathway

20
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Method for assessing burn wound size

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Rule of 9’s

21
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Superficial Partial Thickness (2nd degree) Burn Tx

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Assess ROM 72hrs post-op & sensation/strength when wounds are healed. Wound care/sterile whirlpool, gentle AROM/PROM AT, edema control, splint if necessary, ADL/role acts

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Deep Partial Thickness (2nd degree) Burn Tx

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Assess ROM 72hrs post-op & sensation/strength when wounds are healed. Wound care/sterile whirlpool, gentle AROM/PROM AT, edema control, splint if necessary, ADL/role acts &strengthening when wounds are healed

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Full Thickness (3rd degree) Burn

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Assess ROM 5-7days post-op & sensation/strength when wounds are healed. 72hr= dress change/splint at all times; 5-7days= AROM, light ADL/occ & sterile whirlpool; Over 7days= PROM AT, ADL/occ; when wounds heal= massage, compression garments, otoform/elsatomer inserts & strengthening

24
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Ant neck burn anti-contracture positioning of neck flex

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Remove pillows, half-mattress to extend neck, neck exten in splint or collar

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Axilla burn anti-contracture positioning of adduction

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120 degrees aBduction w slight ex rot, axilla splint/positioning wedges, watch for signs of brachial plex strain

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Ant elbow burn anti-contracture positioning of flex

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Elbow ex splint 5-10 degrees of flex

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Dorsal wrist burn anti-contracture positioning of wrist extension

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Wrist support in neutral

28
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Volar wrist burn anti-contracture positioning of wrist flex

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Wrist cock-up splint w 5-10 degrees of flex

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Dorsal hand burn anti-contracture positioning of claw hand deformity

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Fx’al hand splint w MCP joints 70-90; IPs fully extended - 1st web open/thumb opposition

30
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Volar hand burn anti-contracture positioning of palmar contracture

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Palm extension splint

31
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Volar hand burn anti-contracture positioning of cupping of hand

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Myofascial pain syndrom in slight hyper extension

32
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Ant hip burn anti-contracture positioning of hip flex

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Prone positioning; weights on thighs in supine; knee immoblizers

33
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Knee burn anti-contracture positioning of knee flex

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Knee exten positioning and/or splints; prevent ex rot

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Foot burn anti-contracture positioning of foot drop

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Ankle at 90 w foot board/splint - watch for heel ulcer

35
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Splint for burn to the hands

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Wrist in 20-30 exten, MCP in 70 flex, IP in full exten & thumb abducted/extended

36
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Palmar exten splint

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Used if burns to volar surface of hand develop flex contractures: Wrist in 0-30 exten, MCP in neutral to slight ex and abducted, IP in full exten, thumb abducted/extended

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Web-space burn

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C-splint

38
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Hypertrophic Scar

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Deposits of excessive amounts of collagen which gives rise to a raised scar - most common w 2/3 degree; Appears 6-8wks after wound closure > comp garment 24hrs for 1-2yrs