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Bandaging & Taping Flashcards

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Acute Low back pain taping indication

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Acute low back pain

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Acute Low back pain taping contraindication

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Open wounds, cuts, blisters

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Lumbar spine taping indications

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  1. Lumbar dysfunction and pain.
  2. Avoidance of painful lumbar flexion or postures.
  3. Application following Mulligan lumbar sustained natural apophyseal glides (SNAGs) or McKenzie extensions.
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Lumbar spine taping contraindication

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Check skin reaction to tape and tell the patient to remove it if an adverse skin reaction occurs. Tape should not be left on for more than 48 h.

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Anti-pronation taping indications

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  1. Foot, ankle and lower-limb injuries caused by hyperpronation.
  2. A diagnostic tool to assess the value of functional orthotics.
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Anti-pronation taping contraindication

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Do not apply for plantar fasciitis in the absence of rear foot pronation, or rigid feet with a normal or high-arch/cavus foot.

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Contraindication for taping

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Acute swelling

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Contraindication for bandaging

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Wounds, infections, arterial vascular disease

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Indications for bandaging

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  1. Protects the injured area (dislocated or fracture)
  2. Holds the dressing and splints in place (for burns or large open wounds)
  3. Exerts external pressure to prevent or reduce edema
  4. Restricts or limits motion
  5. Reduces pain
  6. Improves circulation and healing
  7. Reduces post surgical swelling
  8. Shapes limb for prosthesis
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Indication for FABER

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open wounds or burns, retard add and IR tightness which may develop when pt tends to hold the arm in this protection position & minimize or prevent contracture

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Indication for EADIR

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prevent placement of the UE in abd and/or ER, which may cause further aggravation of orthopedic type of injuries or dislocation.

NOTE: Most common MOI for sh dislocation is ABER

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Indication for velpeau

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Fractured clavicle or shoulder dislocation

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Indication for DF assist

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Facilitate heel stroke during gait on stroke patients c extension synergy or any patient c dorsiflexion problems

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Indication for Hip spica FABER

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Difficulty or problems with EADIR (e.g. OA)

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Indication for hip Spica EADIR

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To limit FABER

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Figure of 8 for ankle indication

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Ankle sprain

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Low dye taping indication

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  1. Plantar fasciitis
  2. Medial arch strains
  3. Tendinitis
  4. Stress syndromes caused by overpronation
  5. Shin splints associated with overpronation
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Taping for plantar fasciitis indication

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  1. Plantar fasciitis
  2. Longitudinal arch sprains
  3. Acute or chronic midfoot sprains
  4. Flat feet or fallen arches
  5. Medial knee pain caused by flat feet
  6. Bone spurs
  7. Shin splints
  8. Medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS) – chronic or acute
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Inferior tibiofibular joint taping indication

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Inversion trauma of the ankle resulting in a positional fault of the inferior tibiofibular joint.
When a mobilization with movement (MWM) has restored pain-free function.

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Inferior tibiofibular joint taping contraindication

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In acute stages, ensure that taping does not prevent a reduction in swelling by being too tight or encompassing the leg.
Also rule out the possibility of an avulsion fracture of the fibula.

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Prophylactic ankle sprain indication

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  1. Preventive taping to protect lax ligaments and ‘weak’ ankles
  2. Final stages of ankle sprain rehabilitation, when less specific ligamentous reinforcement is sufficient
  3. Chronic inversion sprains
  4. Chronic medial sprains (reverse heel locks)
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Open basket weave indication

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  1. Acute (inversion) lateral ankle sprain
  2. Acute (eversion) medial ankle sprains: reverse strips to support medially damaged structures
  3. Acute postcast removal
  4. Splinting for suspected ankle fracture: use less tension and apply equally to both sides
  5. `Acute ankle contusion: apply tension to injured side
23
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Open basket weave contraindication

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Not able to WB

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LCL Knee sprain taping indication

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  1. LCL sprains: 1st and 2nd degree
  2. Post immobilization of 3rd-degree LCL sprains
  3. Can be combined effectively with taping techniques for MCL or multiple knee ligament injuries
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MCL knee sprain taping indication

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  1. MCL sprains: 1st and 2nd degree
  2. Post immobilization of 3rd-degree MCL sprains
  3. For medial meniscus injuries: emphasize spiral strips which cause internal rotation of the tibia
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McConnell Taping indication

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Patellofemoral pain syndrome; patellofemoral alignment

27
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Taping for patellofemoral pain indication

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Patellar tendinitis, PFPS, Osgood-Schlatter, Jumper’s knee

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Patellar tendon strap indication

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Patellar tendonitis, Osgood Schlatter, Chondromalacia Patella

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Overactive upper trapz indication

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when the upper trapezius muscle is judged to be overactive, with reduction of that overactivity clinically desirable.

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Acromioclavicular strap taping indication

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ligamentous sprain of the AC joint

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Acromioclavicular strap taping contraindication

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Hx of sensitive skin

32
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Overactive upper traps contraindication

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Allergic reaction, open skin wounds

33
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Lat epi indication

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lateral epicondyle pain, tennis elbow

34
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Thumb spica indication

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Thumb sprain

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Inferior radioulnar joint taping indication

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Wrist pain, pain in supination or pronation of the wrist, post Colles fracture, If a dorsal glide of the ulna corrects painful movement, relieves pain

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Finger taping (Buddy)

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Minor trauma to fingers on the field of play (ex. ball hitting the extended finger, jabbed/jammed finger), hyper flexion

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Finger taping Buddy Contraindication

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Suspected Fracture, ligament tear, avulsions of tendinous components

38
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Finger sprain (X-taping) indication

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For palmar ligament sprain, hyperextension/hyperflexion of the finger, post-immobilization, pain, stiffness of the fingers, jammed/stubbed finger, MCL or LCL sprain of the finger

39
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Finger taping X taping Eval

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Extension / flexion is limited

40
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Buddy taping eval

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Can the pt hold equipment, grasp, throw and catch?

41
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Inferior RU eval

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full range of motion at the wrist and pronation and supination should be pain free

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Thumb spica position

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Palm down with the thumb slightly flexed and the phalanges are adducted, forearm on towel

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Inferior RU position

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Pt sitting or standing with arms relaxed and resting over a table c towel. The wrist and the arms should be held in a neutral position.

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