Shoulder Intervention Flashcards

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proliferation is also known as _______
what does this stage entail?

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regeneration
revascularization / rebuilding tissue

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what is needed during proliferative/regenerative phase? what does this do / what is the principle associated with it?

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stimulus = promote optimal regeneration
- tissues will respond to the loads placed upon them via mechanotherapy

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what is balanced during the remodeling phase

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tissue synthesis and degradation

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protein synthesis allows for ______? this is seen in ________?

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generation of contractile proteins and increase the density of the myofiber

remodeling phase

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explain the role of PT in ______ phase & days
- inflammation
- proliferation
- remodeling

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protect and load within tolerance (1-6)

load within tolerance (4-24)

load it up son (21 - 2+ years)

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how to facilitate self-management

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help patient identify personal barriers / goals

assist in identification of optimal strategies
- avoid symptom exacerbation through problem solving

support patient / identify ways to measure effectiveness of self-management

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7
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what increases likelihood for pain behavior and disability

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passive approaches

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8
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MCID for PSFS

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0.8-3.0

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MCID for QUICK-Dash

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8.0-15.9

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MCID for Penn Shoulder Scale

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11.4

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MCID for SPADI
- RTC
- Arthroplasty
- Adhesive Capsulitis
- Shoulder Disorders

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15.4

18

8

21.5

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modalities indicated for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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heat and Estim
- pain

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self-care indication for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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pt education
- position of comfort
- activity modification to limit tissue inflammation/pain

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14
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pain management indication for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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joint manipulation @ area / surrounding region and segments

general aerobic exercise

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manual therapy indication for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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low intensity joint mobilization in pain free accessory ranges

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mobility exercise indication for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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pain free:
PROM
AAROM

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neuromuscular re-education indication for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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biofeedback for muscle activation

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muscle performance indication for high irritability/acute shoulder treatment

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pain free isometrics

AROM through available range

encourage use of unaffected regions

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19
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what modalities can be implemented early in rehab process? what are they for?

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e-stim
ultrasound
iontophoresis

  • all for improved blood flow and decreased pain levels
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early rehab submaximal exercise indication

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somewhere between 5-50% of max
- increases blood flow during exercise
- hyperemia after

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modality indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment

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heat and estim
- for pain as needed

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self-care indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment

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pt education on progressing activities to gain motion / function w/o producing tissue inflammation or pain

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pain management indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment

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joint manipulation at other regions/segments
general aerobic exercise

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manual therapy indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment

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moderate intensity jt mobilization with progressed amplitude and duration into tissue resistance
—-w/o producing post treatment tissue inflammation and associated pain

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stretching exercises indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment
gentle to moderate - progressing intensity and duration into resistance w/o producing posttreatment inflammation and pain
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neuromuscular re-education indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment
control in midrange of motion focus on quality and control of load integrate gains in mobility during normal scapulohumeral movements during reach activities
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muscle performance indication for moderate irritability/proliferative phase of shoulder treatment
RROM through available range use of unaffected regions
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self care indication for low irritability/remodeling phase of shoulder treatment
pt education on progression to high demand functional / recreational activities
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pain management indication for low irritability/remodeling phase of shoulder treatment
joint manipulation at other regions/segments as needed
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manual therapy indication for low irritability/remodeling phase of shoulder treatment
end range jt mobs high amplitude, long duration into tissue resistance
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stretching exercise indication for low irritability/remodeling phase of shoulder treatment
progress intensity/duration into tissue resistance w/o inflammation and pain production
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neuromuscular re-education indication for low irritability/remodeling phase of shoulder treatment
integrate gains of mobility into scapulohumeral motions related to performance of patient's functional/recreational activities
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muscle performance indication for low irritability/remodeling phase of shoulder treatment
functional/recreational activities that focus on progressive load and time based on pt goals activities that stress multiple systems
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general intervention concepts related to mobility deficits at shoulder
improve joint mobility improve muscle length retrain muscles through new range
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A level interventions for Shoulder Mobility (ACapsulitis) CPG
corticosteroid injection --> intra-articular combined with shoulder mobility and stretching for 4-6 weeks
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B Level interventions in shoulder mobility (ACapsulitis) CPG
pt education - natural course of disease description - promotion of activity modification - match stretch intensity to level of irritability stretching exercise / improve muscle length - match of intensity to level of irritability
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C level intervention in shoulder mobility (ACapsulitis) CPG
modalities - shortwave diathermy, US, estim paired with mobility and stretching exercise joint mobilization - GHJ to reduce pain / increase motion translational manipulation - under anesthesia, if not responding to conservative intervention
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medical interventions for adhesive capsulitis
corticosteroids manipulation hydrodilation capsular release
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general intervention concepts related to muscle power deficits
match of intervention to patient's irritability and impairments education on activity modification improve tissue tolerance improve force production normalize movement and improve kinetic chain medical intervention
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how to improve: tissue tolerance force production movement in the kinetic chain
loaded active exercise train rotator cuff muscles / scapulothroacic muscles improve precipitating mechanics or weakness that led to pathology
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medical interventions related to MPD at shoulder
oral anti-inflammatories corticosteroid injection surgery (stage 2-3 patho)
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what is recently becoming to be supported by literature for muscle power deficits at the shoulder? how so?
scapular focused activity - will decrease pain / disability
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what general exercises can be used to improve kinetic chain ability in shoulder rehab
core exercises (closed chain) thoracic mobality
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general concepts related to movement coordination impairment interventions
improve coordination/muscle activation (no kidding) normalization of movement reduce stress to tissue via stabilization
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reduction of stress to tissues can be done by
bracing
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specific interventions related to: -- muscle activation -- normalization of movement
coordinated co-contraction dynamic joint stability weight bearing activities graded loading/functional return
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explain the biomechanical effects of manual therapy
small amounts of joint movement will lead to improved position and movement
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explain neurophysiological effects of manual therapy on the spinal cord
pain reduction via nociceptor, dorsal horn and descending pathway inhibition of spinal cord may also improve chemical mediators secondary to injury and CNS thresholds -- both manipulation and mobilization
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explain how platelet rich plasma therapy works
cellular therapy - regenerative medicine where blood is collected, centrifuged and then reinjected into target site initiate tissue repair through natural healing response via new connective tissue synthesis and revascularization
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post-treatment guidelines following platelet rich plasma therapy
stretching around 2-7 days strengthening around 2-3 weeks post-injection NSAID restriction >2 weeks return to full activity at 4-6 weeks
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protection phase for rotator cuff repair
sling/abduction pillow for 2-8 weeks no AROM / PROM at 2 weeks no weight bearing
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protective phase considerations for total shoulder replacement
Phase 1 - 0 to 6 weeks passive/AAROM flexion <90 degrees ER 0-20 degrees - subscapularis protection
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protective phase considerations for reverse total shoulder replacement
Phase 1 - 0 to 6 weeks PROM/AAROM Flex <90 (0-2wks) --> progress to 120 by 4-6 wks ER 0-20 (0-2wks) --> progress to max of 45 by 4-6 wks
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protection phase considerations for labral repair
no PROM into ER / AB, no rotation with arm above 60 abduction for 2 weeks sling (including sleep), no bicep contraction or AAROM for 4 weeks no ER in 90/90 for 6 weeks no extension past trunk