Test 2: 25 rehab Flashcards

1
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benefits of rehab

A

pain managment
improve weight bearing and mobility
increase ROM
prevent further injury

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2
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in the 1st 48 hours after ortho surgery what is recommended

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pain managment:
* meds
* laser, TENS, PEMF, acupuncture

PROM
cytotherapy
weight bearing/supported walking

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3
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PROM should be done —. and helps with —

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passive range of motion
10-20 reps 3 time a day
helps improve circulation and flexibility as well as diffuse nutrients to the cartilage via synovial fluid

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4
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how does cryotherapy work

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causes vasocontriction, decreasing local blood flow and inflammatory response and edema

reduces pain- slows nerve conduction, reduces pain theshold

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5
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hydrostatic pressure from underwater therapy helps with

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improves venous and lymphatic return

reduces inflammation and swelling

improves balance: water holds them up

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6
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how does bouyancy help with underwater therapy

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reduced weight, allows exercise with less strain on joint and less pain

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7
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water up to the hip will be equal to —

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38% of normal body weight

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8
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water up to the stifle will be equal to —

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85% of normal body weight

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9
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water up to the tarsus will be equal to —

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91% of body weight

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10
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water up to the tarsus will be equal to —

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91% of body weight

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11
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resistance of water allows for

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strength building and improved ROM

increases sensation and awareness

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12
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swimming will help with

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ROM and eliminates all weight bearing forces

usually good for front legs, depends of dog if they use their back legs

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13
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land exercises help with

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proprioception and balance
stretching
muscle and core strength
ROM

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14
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laser stands for

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Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

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15
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laser therapy can also be called

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Photobiomodulation

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16
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how does laser work

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photons activate mitochondria to make more ATP, that can be used for tissue repair and decrease pain and inflammation

17
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laser therpy works for —

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improved blood flow
reduces inflammation
releases natural endorphins
pain relief
accelerates wound healing

18
Q

massage can help with

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increases circulation
improve ROM
decrease edema
decrease muscle spams and pain
reduce adhesions

19
Q

when not to use laser

A

eyes
growth plates
cancer
pregnant
genitalia

20
Q

when not to use massage

A

over skin lesions
near cancer
acute infections
shock or fever

21
Q

PEMF stands for

A

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy

22
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how does PEMF work

A

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy

increased intracellular CA, which binds to calmodulin, increasing production of nitric oxide which decreases inflammation

23
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when not to use PEMF

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not near pacemaker or near hemangiosarcoma

but otherwise very safe and few side effects

24
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TENS stands for

A

transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation

25
Q

TENS is used for

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acute and chronic pain

sends low voltage electrical impulse through skin and various waveforms, frequencies and amplitudes

26
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TENS vs NMES

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TENS- high frequency short duration

NMES- low frequency, high pulse duration

27
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how does NMES work

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low frequency, high pulse duration

will cause muscle contraction- increases muscle strength, mass and oxidative capacity

28
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heat from ultrasound can help with

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muscle contracture and tendonitis

alters viscoelastic properties of collagen and collagen molecular bonding

increases blood flow by vasodilating

29
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when not to use ultrasound

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pacemakers
cancer, eyes, growth plates, fetus, infection

deep heating- can over heat and cause burns

30
Q

goniometer

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joint angles