Physiotherapist Flashcards

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What systems do physics work with

A

Physiotherapists increase movement and mobility by working with nervous, muscular and skeletal systems

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What do physios do

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Physios are healthcare professionals that assess, diagognose, treat and work to prevent disease and disability through movement and exercise

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3
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Relationships with other professionals

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Work with GP, surgeons, chiropractors

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4
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Afferent

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Body (stimuli) to brain via sensory neurons

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5
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Efferent

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Brain to body(response) via motor neurons

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6
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Function of nervous system

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To send and receive messages from stimuli and initiate response

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7
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CNS

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Brain and spinal cord

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8
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PNS

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Nerves in limbs

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9
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Muscular system structure

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Skeletal muscles
Striated and voluntary

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10
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Function of muscular system

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Pull on bones to produce movement

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11
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Articulate cartilage structure

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Glassy-smooth cartilage that is spongy and covers ends of bones in the joint

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12
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Ligament structure

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A band of strong fibrous tissue

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13
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Synovial fluid

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A slippery fluid that is contained within the joint cavity

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14
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Meniscus structure

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A wedge of white fibrocartulage that improves the fit between adjacent bone ends

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15
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Conditions-THR what can physios do

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Physios can help patients learn to walk and move again wihtout falling and move pain free

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16
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Conditions CVA

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A physio would increase mobility and movement of patient recovering from CVA so can perform ADL’s

17
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Bilateral meaning

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Affects both sides of the body

18
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Unilateral

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Affects one side of the body

19
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Contralateral

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Affects opposite side of body to where conditions occurs

20
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Ipsilateral

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Affects same side of body to where condition occurs

21
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Ischemic stroke

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Complete blockage

22
Q

Hemorrhagic stroke

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Burst blood vessel

23
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Transient ischemic attack

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Temporary blockage