Management of Upper Limb Amputation Flashcards

1
Q

what is a disarticulation?

A

when amputation goes through jt

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2
Q

what occurs during pre-prosthetic program?

A
pre surgery
shaped residual limb
desensitization
muscle training (new muscle diff fx)
education of prosthesis components
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3
Q

what occurs during UE training program?

A

with prosthesis
learn how to power device
use (another muscle to move device)

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4
Q

what is important to assess for prosthesis?

A

AROM in remaining jts
adequate muscle strength to lift prosthesis
should be active prior

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5
Q

why is early UE prosthesis program important?

A

high rate of rejection leads to secondary impairments due to overuse

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6
Q

what is a priority for pre prosthetic program?

A

wrapping of residual limb

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7
Q

what occurs during post-surgery wound care?

A

elastomer to flatten + give pressure

PROM: scap mobilization, edema reduction

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8
Q

what is the purpose of post surgery wrapping?

A

prevent edema
shape by reducing adipose tissue
shrinking by 50% in 4-6 weeks

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9
Q

what are characteristics of body powered prosthesis?

A

durable

high sensory feedback

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10
Q

what are characteristics of external/electric powered prosthesis?

A

more proximal fx
better grip
heavy

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11
Q

what is needed for myoelectric prosthesis?

A

n. that works the muscle to activate terminal device

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12
Q

what is a partial hand?

A

cosmetic hand

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13
Q

what is a terminal device?

A

takes place of hand (hook)

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14
Q

what is a wrist unit prosthesis?

A

provides pronation and supination

not volitional

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15
Q

what is a socket?

A

suspends prosthesis

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16
Q

what is a cable system?

A

activates terminal device/ fxnl unit

17
Q

how do active hooks work?

A

either voluntary opening (most) or closing

cable attached to thumb

18
Q

what do wrist units provide?

A

orientation of terminal device in space

19
Q

who are wrist flexion units given to?

A

bilateral amputees with at least 1 wrist for self care activities

20
Q

when is socket used?

A

when amputee has very short humerus left

21
Q

duration of training time for diff amputees

A

below elbow: 5 hours
above elbow: 10 hours
bilateral below elbow: 12 hours
bilateral above elbow: 20 hours