lab 3: BPPV treatment maneuvers Flashcards

1
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what treatment is done if u have unilateral hypofunction

A

adaptation

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what treatment is done if u have unilateral complete loss for peripheral non BPV treatment

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adaptation substitution

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3
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what treatment do u do if u have bilateral peripheral non BPV complete loss

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subsitution

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4
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what treatment do u do if u have bilateral peripheral non BPV hypo function

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adaptation

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5
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what are treatments for central vestibular problems

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oculomotor exercises and habituation exercises

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6
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what are the peripheral BPV treatments

A

Canalith Repositioning Maneuvers
(CRM);
Semont (or liberatory) Maneuvers;
BBQ Roll or LempertManeuver;
Casani Maneuver (Gufoni to affected side);

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7
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what are the red flags for precautions to treatment of vestibular disorders

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Sudden loss of hearing or fluctuations in hearing
Increases pressure &/or fullness to the point of discomfort
Discharge of fluid from the ear (s)
Severe ringing in the ear (s)

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8
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for BPPV intervention how are teh resptioning maneuvers done for canal and cupulo

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canal is done slowly

cupulo is done fast

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9
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what is the BPPV treatment maneuver done for postieror canal

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CRM (Epley), semont

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10
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what is the BPPV treatment maneuver done for horizontal; canal

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Log/BBQ Roll, Gufoni(Casani/Appiani)

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11
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what is the BPPV treatment maneuver done for anterior canal

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Reverse Semont, Y acovino

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12
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if vertigo + nystagmus elicited during Dix-Hallpike or Side-lying test, immediately take the patient through what

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CRM (canalith repositioning maneuver, aka epley) using Frenzel or IR goggles

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13
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how to perform the Canalith Repositioning Maneuver (CRM) for Canalithiasis PSC

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remain in DHT position on affected side until nystagmus , vertigo and/or nausea ceases + 30 secs

rotate patients head SLOWLY (wiht neck in 30° extension) to opposite dix hallpike position (unaffected side; away from invovled ear) patient remains in position until symptoms stop + 30s ; if no symptoms remind in the postion for 30s

have patient roll to side lying (unaffected side ; away from invovled ear) slowly while maintaining head in 45° rotation , then tuck pt chin so nose is point to mat (dumped position) patient remains in postition until symptoms stop + 30s ; if no symptoms remain in position for 30s then move to next position

PT hold pts head in same position (head turned 45° and flexed 30°) as pt slowly sits up and remains sitting until symptoms stop = 30 s ; if no symptoms then remain in position for 30s before moving head slowly to neutral and wait for symptoms to stop + 30s

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14
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when should the patient perform the self CRM

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at home the next morning after treatment and if they experience vertigo then repeat it ever morning until vertigo free for 3 days in a row!!!!

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15
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if the pateint is unable to perform self CRM at home then what will u give them

A

Brandt-Daroff Habituation
Exercises

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16
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how will u instruct the pateint HEP for self CRM to home epley maneuver

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sit in head with pillows behind middle of back , turn head to affected side then lie down with head turned to affected side and extend over the pillows with head resting on bed not the pillows… then turn head slowly to the unaffected side and then turn body slowly to the unaffected side while tucking chin in and pointing nose into bed then slowly return to sitting

stay in each postion for 30 s or until symptoms go away + 30 secs

perform 1 rep every morning until no symptoms tom’s for 3 days in a row

17
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how to perform the Semont (liberatory) Maneuver for PSC Cupulolithiasis R PSC

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pt sits at edge of plinth with head turn 45 ° to oppsite direction of affected PSC (So left) then pt quickly moved to side lying towards affected or invovled side (R) while the PT keeps head positioned turned 45 ° so patients nose is up towards ceiling

after 1 minutes , pt asked to quickly move in an upward arc thru sitting to opposite side with PT holding head alignment so that the pt is looking down (nose down) with head flexed at least 30° (dumped)

nystagmus and vertigo shoudl reappear in that position if not shale head 1-2x to free debris and have pt stay in position for 1 minutes

pt slow moves to sitting position while PT keeps head in 30° of flexion (dump position) wait 1 minutes then return head to neutral and wait 1 min

repeat 2-5 times in 1 session , symptoms should faitgue or lessen in intensity w reps

18
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how to perfomr the Reverse Semont (liberatory) Maneuver for ASC Canalithiasis or Cupulolithiasis

A

pt sits at edge of linth with head turned 45° towards affected ACS side

pt moved quickly onto the affected or invovled side while PT keeps head positions os pt is looking down

after 1 min, pt asked to quickly move in upward arc to oppside side with PT hold head alignment so now the patient is looking up

nystagmus and vertigo should reappear if not then shake head 1-2x to fre debris and have pt stay in this position for 1 min

pt slowly moves to sitting initially keeping head turned 45° towards affected side then after 1 min moves it slow back to neutral and wait 1 min

reappear 2-5 times in 1 session , symptoms should faitgue or lessen

19
Q

what is the HEP for PSC and ASC cupulolithiasis

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semont or reserve semont maneuvers

perform 3-5 reps daily until vertigo free from 3 days in a. row

have pt record symptoms intensity and duration each day

20
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how do u perform the BBQ or Log Roll for HSC Canalithiasis

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pt begins in Roll Test position of affected side (supine w head flexed 30 deg & rotated 90 deg towards the affected ear (side that causes more nystagmus & vertigo during roll test). Remain
here x 30s or until symptoms cease + 30s

PT slowly rolls pt head 90° away from afffected ear to face up (maintaining 30° of neck flexion) and holds here from 30s or until symptoms stop + 30s

PT slowly rolls pt head 90° towards unaffected side with affected ear facing up and holds here from 30s or until symptoms stop + 3ps

Pt asked to slowly roll head and body in same direction away from involved ear onto unaffected side while PT miaintains head position in 30° of flexion

Pt asked to slowly roll onto stomach until face is down (dump position) as PT maintain main position (neck flexed to 30°) and holds here for 30s or until symptoms stop +30s

ePT slowly rolls pt head 90° towards affected side w unaffected ear facing up

pt asked to slowly roll head and boyd in same direction onto affected side while PT maintains head position (30° of neck flexion ; dump)

pt slowly sits up keep head flexed and holds for 30s or until symtoms stop + 30s and then return head to neutral and wait for symtoms to stop + 30s

21
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how to perform the Casani (aka Gufoni to affected side, nose up)
Maneuver for HSCC Cupulolithiasis

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start w pt sitting at edge of mat w head in neutral and nose forward supported by examiner

ask pt to quickly lie down not he affected side (side of weaker apogeotropic nystagmus) while u maintain neutral head positions for 2 minutes or until vertigo stops

PT then quickly rotated pts head 45 ° away from affected side (nose up) and hold for 2 mins

slowly return to sitting head in same position and wait for 2 mins then slowly bring head to neutral

repeat 2-5 times or as needed

22
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what is the HEP for HSC canalithiasis

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assume the forced prolonged positioning for that night followed by finishing the BBQ roll u[on walking the neck morning

perform the forced prolonged position once ever night followed by finishing the BBQ roll in the morning until vertigo free from 3 days in a row

23
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what is the HEP for HSC cupulolithiasis

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perfor the self casani

perform 3-5 reps daily until vertigo free for 3 days in a row

24
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what is the Forced Prolonged Position as
HEP for HSC Canalithiasis

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start by lying on affected side for 1 min , then lie on ur back for 1 mins then quickly roll down that ur lying on ur unaffected ear and sleep in this position for the night

in the morning finish the self BBQ roll

25
Q

when should u use frenzels

A

to observe direction and rotation of nystagmus

26
Q

when would u use reverse semont for

A

canalithiass or cupuloithias of ASCC or if residual symtoms after PSCC CRM or if no tolerance for head hanging position for PSC CRM or if mixed peripheral and central vestibular dysfunction