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OMM for the Geriatric Patient Flashcards

1
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True or false: a viscerosomatic pattern affects the whole structure and function of the body

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True

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True or false: a failure in one system affect structure, the function of other systems/the whole person

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True

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What are the ten steps that Klock suggests we do to treat patients?

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  1. Treat LE tender points
  2. Pop the pubes
  3. Treat innominate rotation tender points
  4. Treat innominate rotations/up-slips
  5. Treat anterior lumbar/lumbar spinous process/sacral tender points
  6. Treat the sacrum
  7. Treat anterior thoracic/thoracic spinous process tender points
  8. Treat rib tender points
  9. Treat type II lumbar and thoracic SDs
  10. Open the inlet
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What does it mean to use CCP as a template?

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  • Identify out of pattern that needs treatment
  • Return pt to CCP
  • Treat CCP
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5
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What are the spinal levels for the lungs?

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T1-T6

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What are the spinal levels for the pancreas?

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T5-T11

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What are the spinal levels for the heart?

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T1-T5

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8
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What are the spinal levels for the adrenals?

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T10-T11

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What are the spinal levels for the kidneys?

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T10-L1

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What are the four disease processes that take well to treatment with OMM?

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  • COPD
  • URTI
  • DJD (hips, knees, hands, shoulders)
  • Spinal Stenosis (LE pain)
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What are the two general management goals of treating the elderly?

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  • Improved respiration and circulation

- Attain passable structure and function

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What should you do if a patient has a structural, degenerative, or medical problem?

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Use CCP and the r/c model!

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13
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If the the medical issue is HTN, DM, COPD, PVD, what should you do?

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Use CCP and the r/cs model!

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14
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How many treatments without improvement is a red flag?

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2-3 treatments

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15
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True or false: If subjective complaints are out of proportion to the dysfunction noted, this is a reg flag

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True

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16
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True or false: gradually worsening pain despite treatment with OMM is a red flag

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True

17
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True or false: acute pain with the presence of associated tender points is a red flag?

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False–if there are no associated tender points, this is a red flag

18
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What are the two major goals of the rapid structural screen?

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  • Rapidly assess the pt for SDs

- Identify areas that deserve a closer look

19
Q

What is the largest system in the body?

A

Musculoskeletal system

20
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How are tender points used as a diagnostic tool?

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  • Identify SSDs

- Differentiate primary from secondary SDs

21
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True or false: tender points are associated with specific SDs

A

True

22
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What are the 10 steps of the DETAILED analysis?

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  1. LE tender points
  2. Pop the pubes
  3. Treat innominate rotations/TTP
  4. Treat upslips/rotations
  5. Anterior Lumbar TTP
  6. Treat the sacrum
  7. Treat anterior thoracic TTP
  8. Rib dysfunctions/TTP
  9. Treaat type II Lumbar and thoracic SDs
  10. Open Thoracic inlet
23
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How many tender points do people usually have? How many of these should you treat?

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18

8 should be treated

24
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What is the most important muscle to strengthen in the geriatric population?

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Abdomen

25
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What are the significant LE tender points in old people? (3)

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  • Gastroc
  • Soleus
  • Hamstrings
26
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What is the significant LE SDs in old people?

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Fibular SDs

27
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What type of sacral SDs are significant in old people? (2)

A

BSTs or USFs

28
Q

Are thoracic flexions or extensions more significant SDs in old people?

A

Both equally bad

29
Q

What is the general treatment approach to treating old people?

A

Work from bottom up, and from central to peripheral

30
Q

True or false: rib SDs are usually significant in old people

A

True

31
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True or false: Radial head dysfunctions are usually significant in old people

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False

32
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True or false: Inlet SDs are usually significant in old people

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True

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