Transfers Flashcards

1
Q

APPLAUSE

A
Approach
Plan and prepare
Pivot
Legs
Apart
Up
Stomach
Easy
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2
Q

Independent

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Constistent performance without any assistance and performs tasks in a timely manner

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3
Q

Independent Slow

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Requires extra time

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4
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Close Guarding or Supervision

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Requires verbal or visual cues

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5
Q

Contact guarding

A

contact for safety

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6
Q

Minimal Assist

A

pt 75% PT 25%

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7
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Moderate Assistance

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pt 50% PT 50%

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8
Q

Maximum Assistance

A

pt 25% PT 75%

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9
Q

Dependent

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pt 0% PT 100%

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10
Q

If more than one person is required for safe transfer, you must…

A

Put X2 after the level of assistance

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11
Q

NWB

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0% of weight supported by the LE, may not touch the ground

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12
Q

TTWB

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Toe touch weight bearing
For balance only, foot may rest on the floor but no weight bearing
Must maintain hip and knee flexion

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13
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PWB

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20-50% body weight in stance phase

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14
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FWB

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100% weight bearing, no limitation, device for balance only

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15
Q

Dependent Transfer

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Minimal to no activity required by pt
Could perform:
-Sliding sheet transfer
-3 person carry
-Dependent stand pivot
-Hoyer lift
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16
Q

Assisted Transfer

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Some patient participation, clinical perform all aspects of the transfer
Could perform:
-2 person lift
-lateral with slide board
-assisted stand pivot
-floor to WC/WC to floor
17
Q

Independent transfer

A
Consistent patient performance
Could perform:
-Stand Pivot
-Lateral with slide board
-Lateral pushup transfer
-Anterior-Posterior
-Floor to WC
18
Q

Transfer selection considerations

A
WBing status and diagnosis
Cognition level
Amount of assistance patient may require
Additional precautions
Skin conditions
Physical Conditions
Maintaining modesty
19
Q

Dependent Transfers

A

Sliding sheet transfer
3 Person Carry
Hydraulic lift
Dependent stand pivot

20
Q

Assisted Transfers

A
2 person lift
Lateral with transfer board
Push up lateral transfer
Assisted stand pivot
Anterior-Posterior
21
Q

2 person lift requirements

A

Trunk control

22
Q

Lateral with slide board requirements

A

Cant lift buttocks fully but can shift weight forward

23
Q

Push up lateral transfer requirements

A

Elevate butt using arms

Trunk Strength to lean forward

24
Q

Tilt Table benefits

A
  • Accomodate upright positioning (Orthostatic -hypotension)
  • Provides maximum supprot
  • Used with NWB and PWB patients
25
Q

When is a transfer complete?

A

When the patient is upright, comfortable, and safe