Movement week 6 and 7

Question 1

PROM treatment

Answer 1

when there is no need to maintain full joint range of motion

Question 2

When AROM is limited by the following examples

Answer 2

fluctuating muscle tone, subluxation, pain, edema, fractures, joint disease, reduced mobility of scapula, and clavicle

Question 3

Passive exercise

Answer 3

there is no muscle contraction,, not used to increase strength, purpose is to maintain ROM and prevent contractors, adhesion, and or deformity.

Question 4

AAROM Exercise

Answer 4

Is an isotonic muscle contraction where the patient moves the joint through partial ROM. Goal is to increase strength of 1-4 muscle strength. Great opportunity to use bilateral UE tasks to assist with the exercise.

Question 5

Transfer

Answer 5

Process of moving a client to one surface to another

Question 6

Indications for stand pivot transfer

Answer 6

Ability to use one or both UE to assist in pushing to standing. Sufficient strength in one or both LE. Diagnosis TKR, generalized weakness, Therapist only provides minimal to standby assistance.

Question 7

Lateral Transfer

Answer 7

Client unable to assume a standing position, concern about skin break down and abrasion on sliding board, ability to place wheelchair close to surface transferring, concern about maintaining equal weight bearing on both LE’s. Conditions orthopedic, or neurological conditions

Question 8

Indications for transfer sliding board

Answer 8

Client unable to weight bear on LE’s, some trunk control balance, need to bridge space, paraplegia, quadriplegia, LE amputations, SCI

Question 9

OOB

Answer 9

Out of bed orders

Question 10

Weight bearing status

Answer 10

PWB, TTWB, FWB, WBAT, NWB