Spinal Cord Injury Flashcards

1
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Complete lesion - SCI

A

in the absence of motor/sensory function below the level of injury

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Incomplete lesion - SCI

A

involve a number of neurological segments and sensorimotor function may be partially or completely intact.

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3
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syringomyelia

A

growing cyst in spinal cord

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4
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myelomeningocele

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birth defect caused when the backbone and spinal canal do not close before birth

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5
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C1-C4

A

respiratory assistance required
complete assistance for personal care

Movement

  • limited head/neck movement
  • quadriplegia
  • no bowel/bladder control

Mobility
-electric w/c w/sip and puff

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C5

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low stamina, but breathing w/diaphragm
complete assistance for personal care

Movement

  • full head/neck
  • raise arms
  • flex elbows (no extension)
  • no bowel/bladder control

AE

  • use mobile arm support (due to weakness)
  • use dorsal wrist braces w/pockets for utensils

Mobility

  • electric w/c w/hand controls (dorsal wrist splint)
  • dorsal wrist splints to push w/c (projection rims) for short distances
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C6

A

low stamina, breathing w/diaphragm
mod assist for personal care (will be able to be Indep w/cares)

Movement

  • full head/neck
  • raise arms
  • flex elbows (no extension)
  • wrist extension
  • little or no bowel/bladder control (digital stim)

AE

  • slide board transfers
  • tenodesis splint - clean self-catheterization

*tenodesis splint (flexor hinge hand orthoses) for pinch

Mobility

  • electric w/c w/hand controls
  • manual w/c for short distances
  • driving w/special hand controls
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C7

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low stamina, but breathing w/diaphragm
limited assistance for personal care (will be able to be Indep w/cares)

Movement

  • full head/neck
  • raise arms
  • flex elbows (no extension)
  • wrist extension
  • Wrist flexion
  • partial finger movement
  • little or no bowel/bladder control (digital stim)

AE
-tenodesis splint - clean self-catheterization

Mobility

  • Indep transfers
  • electric w/c w/hand controls
  • manual w/c for short distances
  • driving w/special hand controls
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9
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C8

A

low stamina
-Indep for personal cares

Movement

  • full head/neck
  • raise arms
  • flex elbows (no extension)
  • wrist extension
  • Wrist flexion
  • partial finger movement

AE

  • No longer needs tenodesis splint
  • balance is better

Mobility

  • Indep transfers
  • electric w/c w/hand controls
  • manual w/c for short distances
  • driving w/special hand controls
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10
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T1-T5

A

Normal UE ROM and strength

Mobility
-Manual w/c

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T6-T12

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Normal UE ROM and strength

Mobility

  • Manual w/c
  • standing frame/walk w/braces
  • Swing through gait (T6)
  • 2 point alternating gait (T12)
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12
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L1-L5

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Normal UE ROM and strength
partial paralysis in hip/legs

Mobility

  • Indep transfers
  • manual w/c
  • walk w/braces

-2 point alternating gait patter w/short leg braces

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13
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S1-S5

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Normal UE ROM and strength
some loss of function in hips/legs

-bowel/bladder function!

Mobility

  • Indep w/transfers
  • able to walk w/assistance or aids
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14
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Autonomic dysreflexia can be addressed by

A

standing the client up
loosening restrictive clothing/devices
checking catheter for obstruction

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