Shankman chap 2

Question 1

Normal response to injury- immediate trigger for healing

Answer 1

inflammation

Question 2

Inflammation that may result in secondary complications or permanent changes in the makeup of the involved tissue, including scarring or granulomatiosis

Answer 2

Chronic

Question 3

The acute phase of inflammation lasts about how long?

The chronic pahse last about how long?

Answer 3

4 to 6 days

6 months to a year

Question 4

Can you do dynamic resistance exercises if acute inflammation is present?

Answer 4

No

Question 5

What stage of inflammation if Pain is reported before tissue resistance is felt in ROM

Answer 5

acute inflammation

Question 6

What stage of inflammation if Pain is reported at the same time end is reached?

Answer 6

subacute inflammation

Question 7

What stage of inflammation if Pain is reported as stretching.

Answer 7

chronic inflammation

Question 8

Scale for rating pitting edema

Answer 8

1+ Bareyly perceptible depression

2+ Easily idenitfied depression lasts 15 secs

3+ Depression takes 15 to 30 secs to rebound

4+ Depression lasts for 30 seconds or more

Question 9

Pitting vs brawny edema

Answer 9

Brawny– feels hard,tough ,or thick and leathery

Pitting- sustained indetation when the swollen area is compressed

Question 10

potentially serious condition involving edema that occurs in anatomic compartments as a result of increase fluids in an area tihtly bound by fascia and does not allow more space to accommaodate this fludk buildup.

Answer 10

compartment syndrome

Question 11

Abnormal responses to exercise

Answer 11

1. HR increases more than 20-30 BPM above RHR
2. HR decrease belwo RHR
3. Systolic BP increases more than 20-30 mm Hg above Resting level
4. Systokci BP decrease more than 10mm Hg below Resting level
5. Pulse Ox drops below prescribed level
6. pt become short of breath or respiratory rate increases to a level not tolerated by the pt
7. Electocardiogram changes