Exam 1: Prosthetics Flashcards

1
Q

In the beginning, why were amputations performed

A

to save someone’s life form gangrene or an infection of that nature

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2
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Early patients survival rates after amputation was (low/high) due to infection from surgery

A

low

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3
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Early patients survival rates after amputation was low due to ____ from surgery

A

infection

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4
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Over the years, surgical procedures were slowly perfected and the focus during surgery has been shifted to _____ of ____ post surgery

A

function of limb

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5
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What time period allowed for great strides in advancement of surgical amputations

A

The world wars

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6
Q

___% of amputations are related to cancer

A

0.9

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7
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0.9% of amputations are related to ____

A

cancer

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8
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___% of amputations are related to trauma

A

16.4

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9
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16.4% of amputations are related to ____

A

trauma

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10
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___% of amputations are related to congenital anomalies

A

0.8

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11
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0.8% of amputations are related to _____ _____

A

congenital anomalies

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12
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___% of amputations are related to neuropathy and vascular conditions

A

81.9

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13
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81.9% of amputations are related to neuropathy and ______ ______

A

vascular conditions

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14
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List the 4 causes of amputations from least common to most common

A

Congenital anomalies
Cancer
Trauma
Neuropathy and vascular conditions

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15
Q

Which month is Limb Loss Awareness Month

A

April

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16
Q

How many people are living with limb loss

A

2 million

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17
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How many people have an amputation each year

A

185K

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18
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How many people lose a limb each day

A

507

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19
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How many military personnel lose a limb as a result of a war

A

36

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20
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It’s estimated that ___ million people will be living with limb loss by 2050

A

3.6 million

21
Q

__% of people living with limb loss experience depression

22
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___% of lower limb amputations are preceded by a foot ulcer

23
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Are female or males more likely to be an amputee

24
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Are upper limbs or lower limb amputations more common

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What are the 11 levels of LE amputation
1. Toes 2. Metatarsal Head resection 3. Ray resection 4. Transmetatarsal 5. Lisfranc 6. Chopart 7. Symes 8. Transtibial 9. Knee disarticulation and transcondylar 10. Transfemoral 11. Hip disarticulation and hemipelvectomy (transpelvic)
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Which level of LE amputation involves the tarsometatarsal disarticulation
Lisfranc
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Describe the Lisfranc level of LE amputation
tarsometatarsal disarticulation
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Which level of LE amputation involves the midtarsal disarticulation
Chopart
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Describe the Chopart level of LE amputation
midtarsal disarticulation
30
Which level of LE amputation involves the disarticulation of talocrural, trims malleoli to make a flat weight bearing surface and positions fad pad of heel under distal tib/fib
Symes
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Describe the Symes level of LE amputation
disarticulation of talocrural, trims malleoli to make a flat weight bearing surface and positions fad pad of heel under distal tib/fib
32
What are the three types of transtibial amputations
Short, standard, and long
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At what length is the standard transtibial amputation
ideally 6-7 inches of tibia
34
A transfemoral amputation ideally preserves ___-___% of femoral length
50-66%
35
The (shorter/longer) the femur is after amputation, the harder the residual limb will have to work to advance/move a prosthesis
shorter
36
True or False: A rotational limb surgery is preformed to an individual with an unhealthy lower limb
False, it must be healthy in order for the surgery to be a success
37
There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that there must be adequate _____ to ensure healing of incision
circulation
38
There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that preservation of ____ and ____ to provide increased function
length and joints
39
There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that preservation of length and joints to provide increased ____
function
40
Are small or large nerves cut during amputation
both
41
There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that during amputation, bleeding vessels are _____
cauterized
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There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that _______ is used to secure muscle
myoplasty or myodesis
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There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that myoplasty or myodesis is used to secure ____ during amp
muscles
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There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that ____ ____ are shaped to ensure a residual limb can easily manage a prosthetic
skin flaps
45
There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that in most cases, especially peripheral vascular disease, there are usually other ________ that must be managed with these patients
comorbidities
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There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that in most cases, especially _____ _____ _____, there are usually other comorbidities that must be managed with these patients
peripheral vascular disease
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There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that all patients with amputation, especially ones due to _____, need to be managed psychologically due to the loss of the limb and the grieving process that comes with it
trauma
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There are several basic principles to amputations. One of them is that all patients with amputation, especially ones due to trauma need to be managed _______ due to the loss of the limb and the grieving process that comes with it
psychologically