lower extremity

Question 1

UE strenghtening PRN. tub and toilet transfers. LE dressing and bathing. Home management. Reinforce weight bearing status during functional mobility and balance

Answer 1

OT intervention after hip fracture

Question 2

NWB

Answer 2

Non weight bearing

Question 3

TTWB

Answer 3

Toe touch weight bearing

Question 4

PWB

Answer 4

Partial weight bearing

Question 5

WBAT

Answer 5

Weight bearing as tolerated

Question 6

FWB

Answer 6

Full weight bearing

Question 7

Degenerative joint disease (DJD), hip dysplagia, necrosis, or fracture

Answer 7

Reason for joint replacement

Question 8

Abductor pillow, avoid flexion over 90 degrees, avoid internal rotation, no crossing legs

Answer 8

Posterior hip

Question 9

Avoid extension, avoid external rotation, and avoid adduction

Answer 9

Anterior hip

Question 10

Diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, cancer, r auma, congenital

Answer 10

Reasons for LE amputation

Question 11

Half of pelvis and entire LE

Answer 11

Hemipelvectomy

Question 12

At the hip joint

Answer 12

Hip disarticulation

Question 13

Aka

Answer 13

Above knee ampution

Question 14

Bka

Answer 14

Below knee ampution

Question 15

At the Metatarsals

Answer 15

Transmetatarsals

Question 16

Excessive growth of nerve endings causing hypersensitivity

Answer 16

Neuroma

Question 17

Feeling that the amputated part is still there

Answer 17

Phantom sensation

Question 18

Experiencing pain (burning, stinging, shooting) in the amputated portion of the limb

Answer 18

Phantom pain

Question 19

Pressure and poor blood supply

Answer 19

Skin breakdown

Question 20

Prolonged inactivity leads to deconditioning of muscles

Answer 20

Weakness

Question 21

Neuroma, Phantom pain, Phantom sensation, skin breakdown, and weakness

Answer 21

Complications of amputations