Study sets matching "rehab chapter 12"
Study sets
Classes
Users
Baby boomers
Temporal-order discrimination
Dichotic-syllable identification
Presbycusis
The generation born between the years 1946 and 1965.
Requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
Task entails presenting two consonant-vowel syllables to a pat…
A generic term used to refer to age-related hearing loss.
Baby boomers
The generation born between the years 1946 and 1965.
Temporal-order discrimination
Requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
When rehab begins
Atrophy
Immobilization
Phases of rehab
When the injury takes place
Loss of muscle tissue
the period of time in which the body part can and should be im…
- Immobilization... - Range of motion ... - Strength, power, enduran…
When rehab begins
When the injury takes place
Atrophy
Loss of muscle tissue
Temporal-order discrimination
Dichotic-syllable identification
Presbycusis
Spiral ganglion
Requires patient to attend to the order in which auditory stim…
presenting two consonant-vowel syllables to a patient, on to e…
generic term used to refer to age-related hearing loss
comprises the nuclei of the nerve fibers that connect to the h…
Temporal-order discrimination
Requires patient to attend to the order in which auditory stim…
Dichotic-syllable identification
presenting two consonant-vowel syllables to a patient, on to e…
Contrast sensitivity
Color sensitivity
Visual impairment
Blindness
The ability to detect differences in luminance
Ability to detect colors of different wavelengths
A vision loss that cannot be compensated for through connectiv…
Vision of 20/500 or less in the better eye
Contrast sensitivity
The ability to detect differences in luminance
Color sensitivity
Ability to detect colors of different wavelengths
Hearing Impairment
Hearing Sensitivity Loss
deaf
Deaf
Less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech underst…
Poorer than normal auditory sensitivity for sounds; usually me…
Limited or absent hearing for ordinary purposes of daily livin…
The term Deaf when used with a capital D refers to those indiv…
Hearing Impairment
Less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech underst…
Hearing Sensitivity Loss
Poorer than normal auditory sensitivity for sounds; usually me…
Baby boomers
Temporal-order discrimination
Dichotic-syllable identification
Presbycusis
The generation born between the years 1946 and 1965.
Requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
Task entails presenting two consonant-vowel syllables to a pat…
A generic term used to refer to age-related hearing loss.
Baby boomers
The generation born between the years 1946 and 1965.
Temporal-order discrimination
Requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
Baby boomers
Temporal-order discrimination
Dichotic-syllable identification task
Presbycusis
The generation born between the years 1946 and 1965.
Requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
Entails presenting two consonant-vowel syllables to a patient,…
A generic term used to refer to age-related hearing loss.
Baby boomers
The generation born between the years 1946 and 1965.
Temporal-order discrimination
Requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
baby boomers
temporal-order discrimination
dichotic-syllable identification
presbycusis
the generation born between the years 1946 and 1965
requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
presenting two consonant-vowel syllables to a patient, one to…
a generic term used to refer to age-related hearing loss
baby boomers
the generation born between the years 1946 and 1965
temporal-order discrimination
requires a patient to attend to the order in which auditory st…
Start off with...
Then ask...
Presbycusis
What are the causes of presbycusis?
Case history... - why are you here?... - what can i do for you tod…
Related questions... - family history?... - noise exposure?... - wor…
- age related hearing loss... - bilateral
Loss of...... - *sensory hair cells, supporting cells, nerve fibe…
Start off with...
Case history... - why are you here?... - what can i do for you tod…
Then ask...
Related questions... - family history?... - noise exposure?... - wor…
Sports Injuries
Precursors to Sports Injury
Physical Precursors
Environmental Precursors
...
There are 4... Physical... Environmental... Sociocultural... Psychological
Fitness Fatigue Muscle Imbalance Collisions
Weather - Playing Surface Unsafe Equipment
Sports Injuries
...
Precursors to Sports Injury
There are 4... Physical... Environmental... Sociocultural... Psychological
Increased injury risk
Core
Diaphragm
Pelvic floor
-dysfunctions in timing, coordination, and motor control of th…
-the center of all function... -deeper core muscles can be likene…
-assists with inspiration
-performs a supporting role for the internal organs
Increased injury risk
-dysfunctions in timing, coordination, and motor control of th…
Core
-the center of all function... -deeper core muscles can be likene…
Temperature of water for rehab and exer…
Buoyancy
Specific Gravity
Viscosity
82-83 for exercise... 90 for rehab
The vertical upward force acting on the body when submerged
-The density of the body relative to that of the water, specif…
The degree of friction acting on the body as it moves through…
Temperature of water for rehab and exer…
82-83 for exercise... 90 for rehab
Buoyancy
The vertical upward force acting on the body when submerged
Counseling
Psychosocial support
assertiveness training
self-image
professional service designed to help patients better understa…
means by which speech and hearing professionals help patients…
is aimed at teaching patients to express themselves assertivel…
individuals awareness of ones biological or physical self and…
Counseling
professional service designed to help patients better understa…
Psychosocial support
means by which speech and hearing professionals help patients…
Aerobic
Amino Acids
Anorexia nervosa
Assertiveness
Requires oxygen to live; exercise makes heart rate above norma…
Molecules that are building blocks of protein
Disease based on disorder of thinking one is over weight when…
Ability to express oneself freely in a non threatening manner
Aerobic
Requires oxygen to live; exercise makes heart rate above norma…
Amino Acids
Molecules that are building blocks of protein
You are an Athletic Trainer at a 5A hig…
____ extrensic muscles... ____ intrinsic…
Subtalar Neutral- position in which the…
Pes cavus- _______ arch... Pes Planus- ___…
...
- 12... - 11
- equally... - navicular
...
You are an Athletic Trainer at a 5A hig…
...
____ extrensic muscles... ____ intrinsic…
- 12... - 11
environmental barriers
accessibility
accessible design
universal design (UD)
impediments that prevent them from functioning optimally in th…
resources with respect to individuals level of function
structures that meet prescribed standards for accessibility
product that anyone can use
environmental barriers
impediments that prevent them from functioning optimally in th…
accessibility
resources with respect to individuals level of function
tetraplegia
paraplegia
neurological level
motor level
complete paralysis of all four extremities and trunk including…
2 that are affected, of all or part of the trunk and both lowe…
most caudal level of the spinal cord with normal motor and sen…
most caudal segment of the spinal cord with normal motor funct…
tetraplegia
complete paralysis of all four extremities and trunk including…
paraplegia
2 that are affected, of all or part of the trunk and both lowe…
internalized anger
externalized anger
acknowledgement
adjustments
is associated with self blame and manifestation of self direct…
anger directed towards other people or objects in the environm…
the first sign that the patient has accepted or recognized the…
the finial stage in adaption and involves the development of n…
internalized anger
is associated with self blame and manifestation of self direct…
externalized anger
anger directed towards other people or objects in the environm…
feedback control
feedforward control
superficial sensory testing
deep sensory testing
uses sensory information received during the movement to monit…
is proactive strategy that uses sensory information obtained f…
sharp/dull... temp... light touch ... deep pressure
kinesthetic awareness... proprioceptive awareness ... vibratory test…
feedback control
uses sensory information received during the movement to monit…
feedforward control
is proactive strategy that uses sensory information obtained f…
reliability
validity
kinematic
FAP-functional ambulation profile
measuring instrument or a method of analysis vational gait ana…
degree that a measurement reflects what it is supposed to meas…
movement bass on forces and mass
examine gait skills on a continuum from standing balance in pa…
reliability
measuring instrument or a method of analysis vational gait ana…
validity
degree that a measurement reflects what it is supposed to meas…
motor control
motor skills
motor plan
motor learning
central nervous system, physical and behavioral process that g…
learned through interaction and exploration of the environment…
is an idea or plan for purposeful movement that is made up of…
a set of internal processes associated with practice or experi…
motor control
central nervous system, physical and behavioral process that g…
motor skills
learned through interaction and exploration of the environment…
cognition
perception
hospitalization
the retraining approach
method used by the CNS to process information
is the ability to interpret sensory info and make that info me…
unfamiliar surroundings add to the impaired CNS compounding ex…
transfer of training approach and practice of one task will ca…
cognition
method used by the CNS to process information
perception
is the ability to interpret sensory info and make that info me…
General effects of immobilization
General effects of remobilization
Effects of immobilization on muscles
Effects of immobilization on muscle:... Hi…
- decrease in ground substance which lead to an increase in co…
- enhancement of recovery... - prevention of abnormal collagen cr…
- decrease in muscle fiber size... - fewer myofibrils... - reduced o…
- decrease in ATP, ADP, CP, & creatine glycogen... - increase in…
General effects of immobilization
- decrease in ground substance which lead to an increase in co…
General effects of remobilization
- enhancement of recovery... - prevention of abnormal collagen cr…