WK1: ULP Body Powered Control Flashcards

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Force

UL BP Control Demo Patient Factors

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  • Power generated to actuate body powered components or switches
  • challenging with pediatric patients, very short residual limbs, neuromuscular impairments
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Excursion

UL BP Control Demo Patient Factors

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  • Range of motion generated to control or activate componentes or switches
  • increasingly limited with proximal levels of amputations
  • ROM = distance that cable needs to move within cable housing for component actuation
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Primary Control Motions

UL Body Powered Control

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  • Glenohumeral forward flexion
  • biscapular abduction
  • shoulder DEA
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Glenohumeral Forward Flexion

UL Body Powered Control

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  • Primary BP control motion for TD operation
  • generates greatest range of excursion
  • TD moves in space as it is opened
  • prevents precise positioning
  • requires user to move body to compensate
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Biscapular Abduction

UL Body Powered Control

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  • supplements glenohumeral felxion to increase excursion
  • openes TD in fixed position in space
  • pt has a lot more freedom for using TD and in the “work envelope”
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Axilla Loop

Figure if 8 TR harness

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  • anchor for control, actuation, and suspension
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Cross point

Figure if 8 TR harness

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  • inferior to C7, slightly to contralateral side (biomech efficiency)
  • avoids irritation over spinous process
  • affects placement of CAS
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Control Attachment Strap

Figure if 8 TR harness

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  • Actuates Terminal Device
  • Tight enough that excursion is not wasted but loose enough that it does not oepn
  • placed as low as possible, inferior 1/3 of scapula
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Anterior Suspensor + Inverted Y

Figure if 8 TR harness

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resists axial loading

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10
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Suspension

Figure if 8 TR harness

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comes from all elements of harness

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11
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Figure of 9 Harness

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Does not have anterior suspensor strap

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12
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Suspension

Figure of 9 harness

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comes from only the socket itself

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13
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Shoulder Saddle/Chest Strap

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  • Shoulder pad to resist axial loading
  • replaces anterior strap
  • robust suspension without applying pressure or friction to contralateral axilla
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14
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Hanger

Bowden Control Cable

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attach control attachment strap to cable

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15
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Ferrule

Bowden Control Cable

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prevent cut end of cable housing from fraying cable

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16
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Crossbar and Crossbar Assembly

Bowden Control Cable

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  • attached to cuff on distal/posterior aspect of upper arm
  • stabilizes and directs cable
17
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Base Plate & Retainer

Bowden Control Cable

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  • stable attachments for cable
18
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Triple Swivel and Ball Attachment

Bowden Control Cable

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Connect directly to the terminal device