Modalities Flashcards
What part do measurements, exercises, modalities, you perform fall under in a SOAP note
Objective
What part does info that the patient tells you fall under in SOAP
Subjective
What part does the analysis of the patients abilities or situation fall under in a SOAP
Assessment
What part in a SOAP note do you add exercises and/or modalities/ interventions
Plan
What is the typical repetitions for a stretch
3x 30 seconds
What I the typical repetitions for an exercise
2x10 reps
Isometric exercise
An exercise in which muscles contact but very little body movement takes place
Isotonic exercise
Movement in which muscles shorten (contract) and move
Isokinetic exercise
An exercise involving a machine to assist in muscle contraction
Define wolfs law
Bone grows or remodels in response to the demands/ stress placed on it
- “use it or lose”
Serous fluid
Thin, clear yellow fluid that is common with blisters
Tropic changes
Changes in hair, nails, and/ or skin
What are the five signs and symptoms of inflammation
Redness
Heat
Swelling
Pain
Loss of function
what are the three phases of healing
Acute inflammatory
Repair/ proliferation
Maturation and remodeling
What causes secondary cell death
Due to decrease in oxygen supply to surround tissues after trauma/ injury
What do mast cells do
Release their contents which cause: vasodilation
Increased capillary
Permeability
Attract WBC’s to the area
What is the scar tissue composed of
Collagen
Osmotic pressure
Pressure that uses proteins to draw in water that is found in the capillary or interstitial fluid
What causes an increased osmotic interstitial pressure
A hematoma forms after injury and causes protein numbers to increase in tissues spaces
What system does ROM exercises stimulate
Lymphatic system
Hydrostatic pressure
The pressure within a blood vessel that tends to push water out of the vessel
What does election of an injured area do
Decrease hydrostatic pressure
What two types of pressure increase after injury
Hydrostatic pressure and osmotic interstitial pressure
What is pain
An unpleasant sensory and emotional exercises associated with tissue damage
