Post surgical Rehab Flashcards

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Total Hip Replacement

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90% last 20 Years
Average stay of 1-2 fdays
Cause is often arthritic degeneration
most common joint replacement

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Posterior hip arthroplasty approach

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most commonly used
provides exposure to acetabulum/ proximal femur
no nerve crossing
Recovery: 6-12 weeks

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Anterior hip replacement approach

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Provides exposure to hip joint and ilium anteriorly
higher risk due to femoral nerve
No muscles cut
Recovery: 2-8 weeks, less length and more rapid return to normal activities

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Factors impacting rehab after hip arthroplasty

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Age/health
Cognition
ability to comply to precautions
ability to comply with bracing prior to surgery
Living situation
ability to use walker/ crutches

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Hip hemiarthroplasty

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replacement of femoral head
often following hip fracture when blood supply has been disrupted
Generally follows same rehabilitation program as THA

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Weight-bearing precautions

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Non-weight bearing- no weight on the limb at all
Toe-touch or touch-down weight bearing- only about 2% for balance, no actual weight
Partial weight bearing- 25% or 50%, not seen very often
Weight bearing as tolerated/ full weight bearing

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Consequences of non-compliance of weight-bearing precautions

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device failure, re-injury, and repeat surgery
Dislocation, hip adductor brace, possible repeat surgery
Dislocations

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Posterior Hip surgery precautions

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Don’t bend the operated hip past 90 degrees
Do not cross your legs
Do not turn your operate leg inward
No swivel when turning

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Anterior Hip surgery precautions

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No hip extension or external rotation beyond neutral
if backing up lead with non-surgical leg
no lying on stomach
no abduction without assistance
no extreme hip movements

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Education after hip surgery

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use of adaptive equipment
Dressing and bathing equipment to help stay within precautions

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Adapted functional mobility after hip surgery

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transferring techniques
kitchen tasks and moving in small spaces to avoid pivoting on one leg
Reinforce safe standing techniques
Looking a chair and surface heights

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Household chores after hip surgery

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use long-handled equipment
Use a reacher unless instructed a safe way to bend
no vacuum or sweeper

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community function after hip surgery

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need to wait to drive until precautions are lifted
avoid vehicles with low seats

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total knee arthroplasty

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Always both bones
typically done due to pain and degeneration
performed after conservative tx don’t work anymore
purpose is to improve quality of life, decrease pain, maintain knee function

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Post surgical risks for total knee arthroplasty

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DVT (wear compression socks)
infection
stiffness (need to get up and move day after surgery and do bed exercises)
Early failure

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Differences between THA and TKA

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Really no precautions
Return to normal ADL’s and driving within 6 weeks
Intervention focuses on adapted techniques if necessary
OT’s often don’t see

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LE dressing after TKA

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often don’t need AE if client has hip mobility
If stiffness/edema continue they may need AE

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Functional transfers after TKA

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avoid torquing the knee
pick up LE, no pivoting on the leg
square of all transfers

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Important info after TKA

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Dress surgical side first
lead with the walker then surgical leg
extend surgical leg out when going to sit or stand
push up from handrails when standing

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What joint replacement has the highest failure rate

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Shoulder Arthroplasty

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Types of shoulder arthroplasty

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total replacement
Reverse total replacement
Resurfacing hemiarthroplasty

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Reverse shoulder replacement causes

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Insufficient RTC musculature
Arthritis
Failed previous surgery
Shoulder fx
even less success of recovery

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Reason for resurfacing hemiarthroplasty

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Arthritis
better recovery rate

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General guidelines after shoulder replacement

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sling continuous for 4-8 weeks
do not allow elbow to go posterior of midline for 6-8 months
Avoid AROM
no lifting or pulling
No WB
no driving for 3 weeks

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Dressing after shoulder replacement

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move clothing to arm not arm to clothing
wear clothing size or two larger than normal
button down or loose v neck shirts are the best
no movement of shoulder while dressing

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Mobility/ balance concerns after shoulder replacement

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can not use a cane on surgery side
can not use a walker

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Progressive motion and strengthening exercises

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pendulum exercises
PROM as prescribed by MD
Progress to more active when prescribed by MD