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BP norms
Normal: less than 120/less than 80
Pre: 120-129/less than 80
1: 130-139/80-89
2: 140+/90+
Crisis: 180+/120+
All about MS
UMN disorder of demyelination of myelin sheaths = motor impairments
hypereflexia, increased DTR, spasticity/increased tone
ABI norms
1.2+ = calc
.9-1.2 = norm
.75-.9 - mild
.5-.75 = mod
.5 = severe
GOLD COPD classifications
FEV1 less than 30 = very severe
FEV1 30-50 severe
FEV1 50-70 mod
FEV1 70+ mod
Radial/ulnar deviation with D1 flexion
radial
LE D2 extension
extension
adduction
ER
PF
IV
Independent pressure relief occurs at what SCI
C6 - lat
High C1-C4 injury expected outcomes
dependent with bed mobility and transfers
modI with power tilt for pressure relief (dependent otherwise)
C5 injury expected outcomes
mod to maxA bed mobility and transfers (sliding board)
C6 injury expected outcomes
minA bed mobility
IND sliding board transfer
IND pressure relief
IND with smooth surface manual WC - will need friction rims
Anterior cord syndrome
motor and sensory loss BL (corticospinal)
pain/temp loss BL (spinolthalamic)
Decongesting lymphatics
trunk followed by prox followed by distal
Resting position of hand
MCP flexion, slight flexion of digits, thumb abduction
Peg in anterior chamber
= DF stop
Peg in posterior chamber
= PF stop
Plagiocephaly occurs same or opposite side of torticollis
Opposite
Patient has overactive upper trap with elevation. When using EMG biofeedback should you increase the sensitivity or decrease to promote proper muscle recruitment?
Increase - makes more sensitive to a smaller muscle contraction - which trains patient to use that overworked muscle less
Base vs apex of patella
base - top
apex - bottom
How to fix - For anteriorly rotated innominate
hip flexors are short - so contract glute/hip extensors