Final exam Flashcards

1
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The inflammatory phase duration

A

immediate to a few days

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2
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What is the aka for the inflammatory phase?

A

acute phase

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3
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Too much inflammation can be a bad thing, what is the term for this?

A

essential

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4
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What is the purpose of the inflammatory phase?

A

defend against foreign intruders (infection), remove damaged tissues, and immobilize area

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5
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Contained by joint capsule, feels like a water balloon, moves when palpated then returns

A

joint effusion

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6
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Fluid in the interstitial space, press on tissue with finger-dent (pit) remains

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edema

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7
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Measurement of edema with circumference is reasonably accurate and correlates well with what kind of scans?

A

CT

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8
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What are the acronyms for acute treatment?

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RICE, PRICE, PRICES
rest, ice compress and elevate
protect, ice compress, and elevate
protect. ice compress, elevate and support

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9
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What does the rest portion of treating acute injury try to achieve?

A

protect against further injury and inflammation

conserve energy needed for healing

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10
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What does the compression portion of treating acute injury try to achieve?

A

decrease edema and bleeding

mechanical support

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11
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How would you go about external compression of a patients injury?

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  • wrap from distal to proximal

- adding horseshoe or J shaped felt pat held in place with an elastic wrap increases the compression

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12
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If your patient feels throbbing with compression therapy, what should you do?

A

re-wrap looser

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13
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What does internal compression of the acute phase try to achieve?

A

compress the lymph vessels and veins

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14
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What is the purpose of external compression?

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  • pushes fluid toward the heart
  • therapeutic and prophylactic for DVT and venous thomboembolism
  • pushes arterial blood into the extremity
  • ischemia, intermittent claudication
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15
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What is the term for the addition of something to help compress? (example:felt)

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buttress

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16
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Intermittent sequential graded compression is best used for? (inflated for ten minutes, deflated then repeated hours per day)

A

deep vein thrombosis

-can be combined with cooling

17
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What is the purpose for elevation during the acute phase of injury?

A

elevation above the heart level significantly reduces edema in 20 minutes