Traction Flashcards
What is the set up for chronic lumbar HNP? Include: Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Prone or supine
- Intermittent
- 60/20
- 25% of BW
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for acute lumbar HNP? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- If possible prone, if not, then supine
- Static
- N/A (static for acute)
- 25% of BW (Saunder’s protocol: 30 lbs)
- N/A (static for acute)
- 5-10 mins
What is the set up for lumbar Foraminal or spinal stenosis? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine with 90/90
- Intermittent
- 15/15
- 40-50% of BW
- 50% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for lumbar Degenerative disc disease? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine, patient comfort
- Intermittent
- 15/15
- 30-50% of BW
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for acute lumbar facet injuries? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine, flexed to segment
- Static
- NA
- 40-50% of BW
- NA
- 10 mins
What is the set up for chronic lumbar facet injuries? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine, flexed to segment
- Intermittent
- 15/15
- 40-50% of BW
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for acute lumbar muscle spasms? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine 90/90
- Static
- NA
- 25% of BW
- NA
- 10 mins
What is the set up for lumbar chronic muscle spasms? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Intermittent
- 5/5, 15/10, or 30/15
- 25% of BW
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
By how many lbs do you want to progress traction treatments for the lumbar region?
5-15 lbs
By how many lbs do you want to progress traction treatments for the cervical region?
2-5 lbs
What is the set up for acute cervical HNP? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Static
- NA
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- NA
- 5-10 mins
What is the set up for chronic cervical HNP? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Intermittent
- 60/20
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for cervical foraminal/spinal stenosis? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Intermittent
- 15/15
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- 50% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for cervical degenerative disc disease? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Intermittent
- 15/15
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for acute cervical facet problems? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Static
- NA
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- NA
- 10 mins
What is the set up for chronic cervical facet problems? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Intermittent
- 15/15
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What is the set up for acute cervical muscle spasms? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Static
- NA
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- NA
- 10 mins
What is the set up for chronic cervical muscle spasms? Include: - Position - Static/Intermittent - On/Off times - On force - Off force - Treatment time
- Supine
- Intermittent
- 5/5, 15/10, or 30/15
- 7-25% of BW (relief)
- 50-80% of on force
- 20-30 mins
What range of motions are theoretically used in traction to treat the upper cervical region?
0-10 degree
What range of motions are theoretically used in traction to treat the mid cervical region?
10-20 degrees
What range of motions are theoretically used in traction to treat the lower cervical region?
20-35 degrees
What is the minimal and maximal forces used to create a separation between joints in the cervical region?
10 lbs. - 25 lbs
What is considered acute for traction application?
< 2 weeks or highly irritable
What is considered chronic for traction application?
> 3 weeks or not at all irritable
When do you want the off force to be higher?
For more acute patients
When do you want the off force to be lower?
For more chronic patients