Musculoskeletal Flashcards

(35 cards)

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What PAM could be utilized during pre-prothetic stage for wound healing?

A

Whirlpools and Massage

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Desensitization for residual limb techniques includes…

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weight bearing, massage, taping, rubbing

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3
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For a client with a LE amputation, what are key elements of a WC?

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  • residual limb support
  • wheels should be placed further back to counterbalance missing limbs
  • antitippers
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4
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T/F: a hook terminal device is considered MORE functional than the hand

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True
- greater precision, less weight, lower cost, more reliability

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5
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Initial wearing time for prothesis should be

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15-30 mins
- stump is examined after time is up, if no redness is visible, then the wearing time is increased in 15-30 min incriminates

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The interior of a prothesis should be cleaned with…

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mild soap and water

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What is prehension training for UE prothesis training?

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grasp control
- the most functional position is elbow at 90 degrees with forearm in neutral

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What is prepositioning training for UE prothesis training?

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the identification of the optimal positioning to perform an activity

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What is functional training for UE prothesis training?

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control and use of prothesis in functional activity,
- focus on problem solving approach
-the terminal device should be a functional assistance to the person

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What are the 5 steps to treat contractures?

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1) superficial/deep heat
2) slow stretch
3) static splints
4) serial splints
5) dynamic splints

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Anti-deformity burn splint positioning

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  • can be used for soft-tissue contractures
  • wrist 20 degrees extension
  • MCP’s 90 degrees flexion
  • IP’s extension
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thumb ABDuction splint

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prevents thumb adduction contracture
- forms “C” bar between thumb and index web space

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13
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Resting hand splint

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reduce tone in the hand and UE

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14
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Wrist extension splint

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to prevent wrist drop
- wrist in 45 degrees extension

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15
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Lumbrical Bar splint

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blocks MCP hyperextension

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16
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Foot drop splint

17
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Firbomyalgia

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defined as widespread pain effecting entire musculoskeletal system

18
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OT Evaluation of Fibromyalgia

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1) activity logs
2) COPM
3) pain assessments

19
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Posterior hip precautions

A

No hip
- flexion past 90
- adduction
- IR

20
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Anterior hip precautions

A

No hip
- extension
- adduction
- ER

21
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Osteoarthritis

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  • breakdown in articular cartilage
  • bone on bone contact
22
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TKR precautions

A
  • no pillows under knee
  • no kneeling, squatting, or twisting of knee
  • rest feet on the floor while sitting
  • wear immobilizer
23
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PAMs for osteoarthritis

24
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T/F: perform pinching activities for someone with osteoarthritis

A

False, contraindicated due to CMC joint instability

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CMC splint for osteoarthritis
thumb spica to stabilize CMC
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Osteoporosis
low bone mass or density leading to fragile bones
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OT intervention for osteoporosis
- low impact weight bearing (e.g., walking) - occupation retraining w/ adaptations/mods - environmental modification - good positioning and posture/body mechanics
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
chronic, inflammatory, progressiv synovitis - can lead to destruction of ligaments, tendons, cartilage, bone, etc
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Boutonniere deformity
PIP flexion DIP hyper extension
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Swan neck deformity
PIP hyperextension DIP flexion
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Mallet finger
DIP flexion
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Ulnar Drift
radial deviation of wrist, ulnar deviation of MCPs
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ROM exercises for rheumatoid arthritis
AROM in pain free range - PROM during acute flare ups
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Strengthening exercise for rheumatoid arthritis
Isometric with pain free exertions
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Splinting for RA to reduce inflammation and pain
- resting hand splint