Integumentary Part Five Flashcards

1
Q

cause of arterial insufficiency

A

arteriosclerosis

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2
Q

talar tilt tests what ligament

A

CFL

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3
Q

purpose of bounce home test

A

meniscus tear

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4
Q

what movement should be avoided for urinary incontinence

A

the valsalva maneuver

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5
Q

how to perform quadrant scouring test

A

patient in supine

flex and ADD the hip (with knee in max flexion)

compressive force through the shaft of the femur while moving the hip

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6
Q

positive result of quadrant scouring test

A

grinding, catching, crepitation

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7
Q

what is used during a spinal fusion surgery

A

bone graft

instrumentation

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8
Q

purpose of dorsal rhizotomy

A

decrease of afferent drive to the reflex arc in an attempt to balance the elimination of the spasticity and preservation of existing strength

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9
Q

what is a living will

A

document that a person uses to make their wishes regarding life prolonging medical treatment

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10
Q

is use of pressure scale appropriate for diabetic foot ulcers

A

no

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11
Q

living will AKA

A

physician’s directive

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12
Q

for arterial insufficiencies, what can help with treatment externally

A

wound VAC

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13
Q

what do you always want to do for diabetic foot ulcers

A

offload ulcer

use total contact case

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14
Q

where are bone grafts most likely taken from for spinal fusions

A

anterior or posterior parts of iliac crest

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15
Q

what type of instrumentation is used for spinal fusions

A

pedicle screws

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16
Q

venous insufficiency ulcer causes

A

venous thrombosis

varicose veins

17
Q

following a selective dorsal rhizotomy on a seven year old with CP, what should be the primary focus following the surgical procedure

A

LE strengthening

after the surgery, spasticity would be decreased and tone would be more normal

18
Q

physicians directive AKA

A

living will

19
Q

shoe modification for diabetic ulcer

A

rocker bottom sole

20
Q

what two things are vital to the healing of a venous insufficiency ulcer

A

elevation

compression

21
Q

how to perform Thessally test

A

single leg stance

rotate femur on tibia medially and laterally 3x

22
Q

what is selective dorsal rhizotomy

A

procedure in which a large percentage of sensory nerve rootlets innervating the LEs are selectively cut

23
Q

what is durable power of attorney

A

when the patient can’t make devisions (delegating response to a family member)

24
Q

stages of burn wounds and what they all mean

A

coagulation - cells are irreversibly damaged

stasis - injured cells that may die within 24-48 hours without treatment

hyperemia - minimal cell damage and tissues should recover fully in 7 days

25
Q

an ABI below ___ indicates that the wound won’t heal without medical intervention

A

0.5

26
Q

how to perform bounce home test

A

patient in supine

PT grabs heel and maximally flexes the knee

patient’s knee extends passively

27
Q

what scale is used for diabetic foot ulcers

A

Wagner scale

28
Q

purpose of quadrant scouring test

A

arthritis

avascular necrosis

osteochondral defect