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Kahoot 11/8 Flashcards

1
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signs & symptoms of OA

A

impaired mobility
capsular pattern
mechanoreceptors impacted
impaired mm performance

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2
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which spinal movement should be avoided in pts with osteoporosis

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flexion
or combined flexion + rotation
- more stress in the vertebral body in the front

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3
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What is the best exercise for someone who wants to reduce their risk for the development of osteoporosis

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hiking

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4
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which would likely not be a component of post-op management for a pts s/p hip arthoroscopy.

fwb
pt edu
edu on avoidance of symptom provoking positions
from exercises

A

FWB -

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5
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you pull the covers off your pt in a SNF setting & see their RLE shortened & in ER. what is the best next step

A

inform the PT of findings to ensure pt is safe to treat

  • hip fracture
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6
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contraindication to the acute phase of healing for injury

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stretching & resistance training

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7
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pt demos tightness of their TFL when testing the Ober’s test. what are they most at risk for?

A

trochanteric bursitis

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8
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which type of fx occurs d/t straight pulling or traction force

A

avulsion

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9
Q

ganglions are most commonly seen with which condition?

A

Rumatoidarthritis

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10
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pt fell & fractured their hip, they now see PT & what surgery do you anticipate they underwent?

A

ORIF
- open reduction internal fixation

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11
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control WB & developing balance in hip mm length/strength are goals of which phase for hip mm strain?

A

controlled motion phase

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12
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3 wks post R THA what movements should be avoided? x3

A

deep lunge w RLE posterior
standing hip ABD RT
turning L with R foot planted

  • extension
  • hip ER
  • hip ABD
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13
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severe hip pain, failure of hemiarthroplasty & XR evidence of joint changes indicated which surgery?

A

total hip arthroplasty

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14
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a pt should attempt to be progressed off of an AD asap following THA

A

false
- gait deviations must be good to take AD away

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15
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which intervention would be LEAST important for pre-op management of a pt about to undergo THA?

A

stretching exercise to improve hip ROM

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16
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which would not be appropriate during the acute stage after a ST injury

compression, grade 1/2 & muscle setting all good for pain in early stages

A

selective stretching

17
Q

pt sustained an ankle sprain w some tearing of the deltoid ligament which grade of sprain?

A

2

18
Q

signs that show you have progressed interventions too quickly x5

A

increased inflammation, weakness, pain
muscle spasm
resting fatigue

19
Q

Achilles pain of that tendon area after running 10K from a long period of not running

A

strain

20
Q

pt has mid-buttock pain % 3/5 strength in glute max/med what condition do you anticipate occurring?

A

piriformis syndrome
- inmiges sciatic nerve
- 3/5 pain = compression affects strength of glutes & piriformis

(fai syndrome - pinching)
- femoral deformity

21
Q

coxa valga

A

large angle of inclination over 125

22
Q

preparing to work w a pt 1 day s/p routine THA. what WB status should you expect to see?

A

WBAT - weight bearing as tolerated

23
Q

most common location of a hip fracture

A

intertrochanteric - most narrow

NOT SUB!!

24
Q

how many months foes it typically take fro a fx to heal

A

10 - 18 weeks or 2-4 months

25
Q

what is not the BET intervention during the return to function phase of hip OA

A

grade 1 & 2 mobs - more for main

26
Q

pt in subacute phase of healing after soft tissue injury. when will they likely 1st experience pain with movement?

A

tissue resistance

  • chronic = overpressure
  • midrange = acute
27
Q

which would not be an indication for hip arthroscopy.

  • clean up inside and remove fragments, tighten capsules, of debris cartilage, lesions
A

severe hip OA - need a hip replacement instead

28
Q

What is the last priority to work on a pt with the rehab progression pyramid as your guide

A
  1. balance & gait
  2. pain/inflammation
  3. rom/mm length
  4. mm performance
29
Q

What is not a goal immediately hip fx or ORIF at maximum protection phase?

A

improved aerobic capacity d/t want max protection for healing

  • prioritize balance, strengthen BUE, & prevent DVT formation
30
Q

pt has worsening swelling in arm, you notice tightening of the skin & redness what are the next steps

A

compartment syndrome
- discuss w PT immediately prior to initiating next step

31
Q

replacement of only femoral head/stem

A

hemiarthroplasty

tha - acetabulum

32
Q

pt is 8- y/o smokes a pack a day 90lbs and is female what is she most at risk of also Asian

A

osteoporosis

33
Q

T-score indicates normal bone quality is

A

-1.0 or higher

osteopenia -
osteoporisis

34
Q

most common hypomobility d/o of hip results in articular cartilage breakdown & osteophyte formation

A

OA

35
Q

which is not a sign/symptom of someone with RA x 3

A

seen in LS/hips
gradually develops over time
onset age 40+

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