MOD 5.1 Big Joint Care Flashcards
1
Q
What are the goals of a TJA?
A
- pain relief
- restoration of motion
- improved ability to do ADLs
2
Q
What are the indications for TJA?
A
- arthritis
- osteonecrosis
- dysplasia
- trauma
3
Q
What is osteoarthritis?
A
- good kind
- pathology of cartilage wearing away due to age
4
Q
What is rheumatoid arthritis?
A
- inflammation of lining of joint that secondarily affects the cartilage
5
Q
What are the surgical management methods to address arthritis?
A
- arthroscopy
- osteotomy
- total joint arthroplasty
6
Q
What are the post op implications of a hip replacement?
A
- no jogging
- excessive activity
- significant pain relief
- improved motion
activity after = activity before
7
Q
What are the post op implications of a knee replacement?
A
- jogging maybe
- no aggressive activities until 6 months
- dramatic reduction in pain
- notable improvement in activity
8
Q
How long are inpatient stays for TJA?
A
- 1 to 2 days
9
Q
What are joint precautions after TJA?
A
- WBAT
- PWB = 25-50%
- touch down weight bearing
10
Q
What are the precautions for a total hip replacement?
A
- posterior hip precautions
- no hip flexion > 90 deg
- no twisting/pivoting
- no leg crossing
11
Q
What are the complications associated with anterior THA approach?
A
- femur precautions due to loading of femur