Study sets matching "physical therapy joint"
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dysfunction
Range of Motion (ROM)
Bursitis
Bursae
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
movement at a joint
inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the…
fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction b…
dysfunction
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
Range of Motion (ROM)
movement at a joint
abduction
adduction
ataxia
Base of Support
movement away from body
movement of a limb toward center of the body
muscular in coordination, esp. when attempt at voluntary movem…
Weight bearing surface of the body: e.g. in standing=the feet
abduction
movement away from body
adduction
movement of a limb toward center of the body
only accepted method of measuring sacro…
functional pelvic girdle includes
L5 is tethered securely to the ilia via
The promontory of the PSIS is marked by…
radiostereometric radiographic analysis during movement with m…
L4-L5... 2 ilia... sacrum
iliolumbar ligament
dimples of venus
only accepted method of measuring sacro…
radiostereometric radiographic analysis during movement with m…
functional pelvic girdle includes
L4-L5... 2 ilia... sacrum
dysfunction
Range of Motion (ROM)
Bursitis
Bursae
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
movement at a joint
inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the…
fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction b…
dysfunction
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
Range of Motion (ROM)
movement at a joint
dysfunction
Range of Motion (ROM)
Bursitis
Bursae
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
movement at a joint
inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the…
fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction b…
dysfunction
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
Range of Motion (ROM)
movement at a joint
range of motion ROM
contracture
Problems caused by lack of movement
Active ROM
exercises done to maintain the health of the musculoskeletal s…
tightening of and shortening of a muscle, resulting in a perma…
-contractures... -muscles atrophy... -circulatory impairement(blood…
performed by patients who are able to move each joint without…
range of motion ROM
exercises done to maintain the health of the musculoskeletal s…
contracture
tightening of and shortening of a muscle, resulting in a perma…
dysfunction
Range of Motion (ROM)
Bursitis
Bursae
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
movement at a joint
inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the…
fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction b…
dysfunction
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
Range of Motion (ROM)
movement at a joint
Increase circulation, increase joint mo…
active assitive
passive assistive
Stop the exercises and report it
What best describes the purpose of ROM exercises?
Type of exercise where you assist and they attempt to perform…
ROM's exercises performed by a PT or RN when the patient can't…
What do you do when a patient begins to report pain upon ROM?
Increase circulation, increase joint mo…
What best describes the purpose of ROM exercises?
active assitive
Type of exercise where you assist and they attempt to perform…
ROM
Contracture
Active ROM exercise
Active Assistance ROM exercises
Range of motion
Tightening and shortening of a muscle, resulting in a permanen…
performed by patients who are able to move each joint without…
The patient actively moves the joint, but receives assistance…
ROM
Range of motion
Contracture
Tightening and shortening of a muscle, resulting in a permanen…
When to refer to PT
Passive vs Active vs Functional ROM
ROM normal values
Functional ROM test of DF vs PF
-Pre and post-op... -For routine care- pts who are in pain or hav…
Passive - PT/equipment move the joint through ROM with no ef…
DF - 20'; PF - 50'... FF inversion-35', eversion-15'... RF inversion…
DF... -WB lunge test = bring knee to wall with heel on the grou…
When to refer to PT
-Pre and post-op... -For routine care- pts who are in pain or hav…
Passive vs Active vs Functional ROM
Passive - PT/equipment move the joint through ROM with no ef…
dysfunction
Range of Motion (ROM)
Bursitis
Bursae
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
movement at a joint
inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the…
fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction b…
dysfunction
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
Range of Motion (ROM)
movement at a joint
Physical Therapy
Patient
Client
Practice Acts
A health profession... Purpose: to promote optimal health and fun…
individuals who have disorders that require interventions to i…
term used to refer to an individual who seeks the service of a…
acts in which the state regulates its practice
Physical Therapy
A health profession... Purpose: to promote optimal health and fun…
Patient
individuals who have disorders that require interventions to i…
dysfunction
Range of Motion (ROM)
Bursitis
Bursae
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
movement at a joint
inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the…
fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction b…
dysfunction
any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent…
Range of Motion (ROM)
movement at a joint
erythma
effleurage
petrissage
contractures
redness of the skin caused by congestion of capillaries in its…
stroking, is a gental massage that precedes either petrissage…
kneading or compression, i sused primarily on muscle groups, i…
abnormal shortenings of muscle tissue.
erythma
redness of the skin caused by congestion of capillaries in its…
effleurage
stroking, is a gental massage that precedes either petrissage…
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy includes
Passive therapy
Examples of passive therapies
Tx of dz by physical agent and methods to assist rehab and res…
use of massage, manipulation, therapeutic exercise, hydrothera…
modalities that do not require any energy on the part of the p…
massage, heat and cold, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, tr…
Physical Therapy
Tx of dz by physical agent and methods to assist rehab and res…
Physical therapy includes
use of massage, manipulation, therapeutic exercise, hydrothera…
Arm wall
30 second leg stand
Back bridge
Stomach legs
Go into a corner, place hands on sides and foot on wall- softl…
Stand on weak leg for 30 seconds with eyes closed.
Lay on back- ... Place pelvis in air-... Pick up each leg 20xeach
Lay on stomach-... pick each leg up without hips coming off of gr…
Arm wall
Go into a corner, place hands on sides and foot on wall- softl…
30 second leg stand
Stand on weak leg for 30 seconds with eyes closed.
cryotheraphy
cryotherapy method
cryotheraphy advantages
cryotherapy disadvantages
application of cold towel for 15-20 mins every 4 hours for 3 d…
vasoconstriction and decreased nerve conduction velocity
minimizes inflammation... provides analgesia... helps with muscle sp…
cold sensitivities ... hypothermia... must monitor for discomfort... ca…
cryotheraphy
application of cold towel for 15-20 mins every 4 hours for 3 d…
cryotherapy method
vasoconstriction and decreased nerve conduction velocity
Acceptable standard of care
Acess
Accessory motion
Active assisted range of motion
standards established by the APTA for the delivery of physical…
ability for an individual to obtain health care services when…
Ability of the joint surfaces to glide, roll, and spin on one…
joint movement in which the patient may be assisted either man…
Acceptable standard of care
standards established by the APTA for the delivery of physical…
Acess
ability for an individual to obtain health care services when…
RACE
PASS
Causes of A Fire:
Prevention of A Fire:
Rescue, Alert, Contain, Evacuate
Pull the pin, Aim, Squeeze, Spray
Circuits, Smoking, Matches, Defects, Improper Disposal
Do not smoke, do not put broken cords or equipment
RACE
Rescue, Alert, Contain, Evacuate
PASS
Pull the pin, Aim, Squeeze, Spray