Prosthetic Components & Design Flashcards

1
Q

components

A

individusla parts of the prosthetic limb

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2
Q

trim line

A

edges of the prosthetic socket

fits down into

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3
Q

definitive prosthesis

A

the end product produced by the prosthetist

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4
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suspension

A

how the prosthesis is attached to the users residual limb

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5
Q

bench alignment

A

common relationship among components set by the prosthetist before any customizations are made

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6
Q

sockets are..

A

custom fit to the individuals residual limb

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7
Q

what can negative space in the socket cause?

A

can create a vacuum effect which can pull fluid down to the distal end of the limb

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8
Q

check socket

A

definitive socket that is adjusted after weight bearing through the limb

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9
Q

patellar tendon-bearing socket

A
  • PTB
  • selectively loads the patellar tendon and medial tibial flare
  • off loads tender boney areas
  • relief of fibular head
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10
Q

what is significant of the trim line of the patellar tendon bearing socket

A

it has a low posterior trim line to allow for hamstring tendons which will help allow full knee flexion

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11
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total surface bearing socket

A
  • TSB
  • distributes weight bearing over entire surface of RL
  • difficult to make correctly
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12
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what is the goal of the total surface bearing socket

A

uniform pressure and reducing shear forces – bigger surface area

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13
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quadrilateral socket

A
  • four walls that contain the thigh
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14
Q

what does the posterior shelf of the quadrilateral socket look like

A

flat

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15
Q

what is the importance of the flat posterior shelf

A

primary weight bearing surface for ischial tuberosity and glute muscles

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16
Q

is the anterior or posterior wall higher in the quadrilateral socket

A

anterior

17
Q

ischial containment socket

A
  • covers the ischial tuberosity
18
Q

in the ischial containment socket is it wider anterior to posterior or medial to lateral

A
  • wider anterior to posterior than medial to lateral to resist extra femoral abduction
  • high medial and posterior wall