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Chatper 11: Biomechanical Approaches Flashcards

1
Q

Resting hand splint: functional position

A

wrist 20-30 degrees extension
MCPs 30-45 degrees flexion
IPs 0-20 degrees flexion
Thumb abduction

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2
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Safe position splint

intrinsic-plus or anti-deformity splint

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Wrist 20-30 degrees extension
MCPs 70-90 degrees flexion
IPs in extension
Thumb abducted and extended

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3
Q

Brachial Plexus Injury

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Flail arm splint

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4
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Radial nerve palsy

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dynamic wrist, finger, and thumb extension splint

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5
Q

median nerve injury

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opponens splint, c-bar or thumb post splint

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6
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ulnar nerve injury

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dynamic/static splint to position MPs in flexion

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7
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combined median ulnar

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figure-of-eight or dynamic MCP flexion splint

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8
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spinal cord (c6-c7)

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tenodesis splint

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9
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Carpal tunnel syndrome

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wrist splint positioned in neutral

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10
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Cubital tunnel syndrome

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elbow splint positions in 30 degrees of flexion

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11
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deQuervain’s

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thumb splint, includes wrist, IP joint free

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12
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Skier’s thumb

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hand-based thumb splint

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13
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CMC arthritis

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hand-based thumb splint

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14
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Ulnar drift

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ulnar drift splint

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15
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Flexor tendon injury

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dorsal protection splint

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16
Q

swan neck

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silver rings or buttonhole splint

17
Q

boutonniere

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silver rings or PIP extension splint

18
Q

arthritis

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functional splint or safe splint, depending on stage

19
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Flaccidity

A

resting splint

20
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spasticity

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spasticity splint or cone splint

21
Q

Muscle weakness (ALS, SCI)

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balanced forearm orthosis, deltoid sling/suspension sling

22
Q

Hand burns

A

Wrist 15-30 degrees extension, MCP 50-70 degrees flexion, and IPs in full extension

23
Q

Contraindiciations of heat therapy

A

Do not use with:

postsurgical repairs, acute injuries, impaired sensation, impaired vascular supply

24
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Precautions/Contraindications of cryotherapy

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Do not use with:

Sensory deficits, impaired circulation, Raynaud’s disease

25
Q

Ultrasound contraindications

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Active malignant tumor, pregnancy, area near pacemaker, some joint replacements, and thrombophlebitis
Precautions: fractures, growth plates, and breast implants

26
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Electrical Stimulation Contraindications

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Cardiac pacemaker, phrenic or urinary bladder stimulators, presence of thrombosis or thrombophlebitis, and over carotid sinus

27
Q

ROM

Cervical Spine

A

Flexion - 0-45 degrees
Extension - 0-45 degrees
Lateral Flexion - 0-45 degrees
Rotation - 0-60 degrees

28
Q

ROM

Thoracic and Lumbar Spine

A

Flexion - 0-80 degrees
Extension - 0-30 degrees
Lateral Flexion - 0-40 degrees
Rotation - 0-45 degrees

29
Q

ROM

Shoulder

A 
Flexion - 0-170 degrees
Extension - 0-60 degrees
Abduction - 0-170 degrees
Adduction - 0
Horizontal Abduction - 0-40 degrees
Horizontal adduction - 0-130 degrees 
Internal Rotation - 0-60/70 degrees
External Rotation - 0-80/90 degrees
30
Q

ROM

Elbow

A

Flexion - 0-135-150 degrees

Extension - 0 degrees

31
Q

ROM forearm

A

Pronation: 0-80-90 degrees
Supination: 0-80-90 degrees

32
Q

ROM

Wrist

A

Flexion: 0-80 degrees
Extension: 0-70 degrees
Ulnar Deviation - 0-30 degrees
Radial Deviation - 0-20 degrees

33
Q

ROM

Thumb

A

DIP flexion - 0-80-90 degrees
MP flexion - 0-50 degrees
Adduction, radial & palmar - 0
Palmar and radial abduction - 0-50 degrees

34
Q

ROM

Finger

A

MP flexion: 0-90 degrees
MP hyperextension: 0-15-45 degrees
PIP flexion: 0-110 degrees
DIP flexion: 0-25 degrees

35
Q

ROM

Hip

A 
Flexion: 0-120 degrees
Extension: 0-30 degrees
Abduction: 0-40 degrees
Adduction: 0-35 degrees
Internal Rotation: 0-45 degrees
External Rotation: 0-45 degrees
36
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ROM
Knee
Ankle and Foot

A 
Knee flexion: 0-145 degrees
Plantar flexion: 0-50 degrees
Dorsiflexion: 0-15 degrees
Inversion: 0-35 degrees
Eversion: 0-20 degrees

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