Transfers/ambulation aids Flashcards

1
Q

Ipsalateral?

A

On the same side.

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2
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Paresis?

A

Partial/incomplete paralysis.

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3
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Syncope?

A

Fainting, result of cerebral anemia.

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4
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Vertigo?

A

A sensation of spinning.

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5
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Basic transfers?

A

Independent, assisted, dependent.

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6
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While transferring a patient, PTA 1 puts fourth 23% of the effort and PTA puts fourth 27%; What is the assist level?

A

With PTAs putting fourth 60% of the effort, the patient is putting fourth 40%, the assist level is max.

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7
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Assist levels?

A

1 Total or dependent>25%
2 Maximum (max); patient expends 25-49% of effort. ↓ - Decreased.
3 Moderate Assistance (mod); patient expends 50-74% of effort. ↑ - Increased.
4 Minimal Assistance (min); patient expends 75% or more of effort

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8
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What should you document about transfers?

A
1Type,
2 devices used,
3 verbal/tactile (tc) cues
4 time it takes, 
5how many people assisted,
6 consistency.
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9
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What is the difference between a standing dependent/assisted pivot?

A

Standing pivot assisted takes at least one person helping, dependent (with one person helping) assisted (takes at least 25-75% effort from the patient).

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10
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What 6 things should you check in the chart before xfering a patient?

A
1Check chart,
2 meds,
3 comorbidities, 
4 orders,
5 Notes from others,
6 Which is the strongest LE
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11
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7 things do do while in the room before performing a transfer?

A
1 Have equipment 
2 Assistance available if needed.
3 Plan it before doing it, 
4 Get informed concent.
shoes/clothes
5 shoes/clothes
6 wash hands, 
7 introduce yourself,
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12
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Hip precautions (5)?

A
1 0 flex >90 degrees, 
2 0 adduction beyond the mid line, 
3 no extension beyond neutral.
4 0 pulling, 
5 0 lying on affected hip.
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13
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Procedure to prepare a pt for transfer interaction with pt? (5)

A
1 Oriented x3?
2 Informed consent
3 explain
4 do procedure
5 Tell them how they did (assess)
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14
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What do do before a transfer mostly planning (4)?

A

1 Wash hands
2 introduction
3 Plan xfer before doing it
4 Be aware of paraphanalia (tubes etc) before xfer

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15
Q

What percent of time is each foot on the ground during a gait cycle?

A

40%

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16
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Factors to consider when choosing an assistive device for a pt?

A
1 stability
2 bos
3 goals/plan
4 home situation (trailer, house, etc)
5 strength
6 endurance
7 cognitive ability
8 Dx/wb status
9 balance
10 fear
11 vision
12 prognosis
13 age
14 ROM