Lecture 1 : Intro to Neuro Rehab Flashcards

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What is Neuro rehab?

A

evaluation and treatment of individuals with movement problems due to a disease or injury of the nervous system

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What are goals of neuro rehab?

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restore mobility and functional skills, promote recovery via neuroplastic changes, compensation or adaptation

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What is a medical diagnosis?

A

based on pathology

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What is a PT diagnosis?

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encompasses a cluster of signs an symptoms , syndromes or categories

result of diagnostic process

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What is an example of a body function or structure impairment?

A

decreases ankle ROM, mild cognitive defecits

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What is activity in ICF?

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limitations in task execution so balance defecits, trouble communicating

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What is participation in ICF?

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restrictions, unable to dance etc.

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What is a direct impairment?

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result of health condition

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What is indirect impairment?

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sequelae or complications

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What is a composite impairment?

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result of multiple underlying origins

ex: balance deficits

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What type of reasoning does a novice pt use?

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backward or hypo deductive

develop hypothesis and gather lots of info

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What does expert PT do?

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forward reasoning, higher efficiency

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What are emergency signs and symptoms during an evaluation?

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altered mental status (new onset), status epilepticus, acute infection with neuro signs, rapid onset of focal deficits, evidence of spinal column instability

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What is non responsive autonomic dysreflexia?

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spinal cord injury above T6, can’t regulate autonomic system

rapid increase in BP, bradycardia, sweating

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What are yellow flags during near eval?

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progression of pre existing neuro conditions, evidence of new MN disease, new onset of involuntary movement, change in autonomic status, CN signs, headache that worsens over time, vertebral artery insufficiency

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