Exam 1 Flashcards
assessment that aids in the selection of employees for jobs that require fine and gross motor dexterity and coordination. It measures gross movements of hands, fingers and arms, and fingertip dexterity as necessary in assembly tasks.
Purdue pegboard
a series of tests of eye hand coordination and motor abilities. Commonly used in the evaluation of occupational fitness, disability evaluation and in rehabilitation.
Minnesota Rate of Manipulation Test
composed of seven subtests that represent various hand activities and is an occupation based assessment
Jebsen Test of Hand Function
Functional test to measure the patient’s performance in grasping medium sized objects/blocks
Box and Blocks
a functional sensibility test. Identification of textures and shapes. Tactile gnosis tests
Moberg Pickup Test
used as a predictor for skills involving rapid manipulation of small objects
O’Connor Tweezer Dexterity Test
what is the normal sensation threshold for monofilament testing
.008-.08
what is the normal sensation threshold for 2 point static
0-5mm
what is the normal sensation threshold for 2 point dynamic
2mm
Used for edema that is not pitted or brawny. Works on the smaller molecules in the interstitial tissue. Works distal to proximal
retrograde massage
Comes from lymphedema drainage techniques used with cancer patients. Works proximal to distal, then “flows” back up
manual edema mobilization
how long does the inflammatory phase of healing last
0-6 days (3-5 worst)
how long does the proliferative phase of healing last
7-21 days
how long does the maturation phase of healing last
7 days-up to 2 years
what is the scar tissue strength at 4 weeks
40-50%
How much force the tissue can take before breaking/rupture
tensile strength
what is the scar tissue strength at 6 weeks
60%
what is the scar tissue strength at 8 weeks
70-80%
What is the TAROM
MP flexion: 50 PIP flexion: 60 DIP flexion: 20
Extension: 20
110 degrees
wound closure where edges of the wound are approximated and held together with sutures, steri-strips or surgical adhesive (like super glue). The wound bed is closed and covered with skin. Everything is lined up. Heals the best with least amount of scarring.
primary intention
wound closure where wound is left open to fill in from the bottom up and sides inward. Edges are not approximated.
secondary intention
combination of primary and secondary. Delayed primary closure. Wound is left open to drain or be irrigated in order to prevent infection. Want to allow it to drain. Types of injuries include dog, cat, or human bits, traumatic injuries or injuries in dirty environments where debris might be present.
tertiary intention
GARMENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING EDEMA SHOULD APPLY BETWEEN __ TO __ MM HG OF PRESSURE BUT NO MORE THAN __ MM HG.
25 to 35. 35
Type of edema where fluid can be displaced with pressure. Leaves an indentation
pitted
Edema that is firm to touch and does not move freely
brawny
edema that is expected and happens as a normal response to injury
acute
edema that is a result of a compromised lymphatic system
lymphedema
- A splint that is molded to the hand to maintain the tissue in one position
- Has no movable parts
static
- A splint that applies force and movement to a joint(s).
* Have three parts; a splint base, an outrigger, and a dynamic traction force.
dynamic
- Similar to dynamic splints, but no movable components
* Applies low-load to joint while maintaining the tissue at its maximum length
static progressive
1 unit =
8-22 min
2 units=
23-37 min
3 units=
38-52 min
4 units=
53-67 min
5 units=
68-82 min
6 units=
83-97 min
7 units=
98-112 min
the functional diagnosis is the ____ diagnosis with Medicare
primary
the condition is the ___ diagnosis in Medicare
secondary
a method of reimbursement in which payment is made based on a predetermined, fixed amount
PPS
