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| Name 4 reasons for examination. |
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1. Determine health status of pt
2. Assess extent of resulting impairment
3. Establish diagnosis, determine a prognosis, and set the intervention and goals.
4. Establish baseline |
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| Name 3 components of an examination. |
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1. History
2. Systems Review
3. Specific tests and measures |
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| A systematic gathering of subjective data, both past and present. This allows for creation of a hypothesis. Then tests and measures will test the hypothesis. |
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| Name 4 components of the systems review |
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Cardiopulmonary
Musculoskeletal
Neuromuscular
Integumentary |
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| What does cardiopulmonary systems review do? |
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| How can you do a systems review of musculoskeltal. |
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| During a neuromuscular systems review, what do you look for? |
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| During the integumentary part of the systems review, what do you look for? |
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| Name 4 signs and symptoms of acute |
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Definition
Swelling
Heat
Redness
Difficulty Moving |
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| 3 things that tests and measures must be. |
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Definition
1. Consistent
2. Systematic
3. Related to Anatomy |
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| After the initial exam - 2-3 things that check each time. Can be impairmen, functional limitation, or disability |
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| Asterisk Signs (Comparable Signs) (Outcome Measure) |
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| 3 types of screening exams. |
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Definition
1. 5/5 (clear above and blow joint)
2. systems review - clear musculoskeletal
3. Specialized - Pre-participation physicals |
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| Determining the need for further examination of consultation. Treat. Refer to another PT or health professional. |
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| Name the 5 components of Inspection. |
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Definition
Posture
Shape
Functional Movements
Skin
Assistive Devices |
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| Name the 5 components of Function |
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Definition
Active
Passive
Resisted
Traction/Compression
Joint Play |
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| Can tell you the location of pain, willingness to move, and painful arc |
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| When a joint is totally relaxed, what is taken out of the equation. |
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| When doing passive movement, what all can you feel for? (6) |
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Definition
Joint capsule
Ligament
Bursa
Fascia
Nerve Root
Bone |
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| Name 7 types of end feels. |
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Definition
1. Capsular
2. Boney
3. Muscle
4. Soft Tissue
5. Springy Block
6. Empty
7. Boggy |
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| What is the treatment for a boddy end feel? |
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Definition
| Modalities to reduce swelling |
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| What is the treatment for a springy block end feel? |
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| What is the treatment for a capsular end feel that is tight? |
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| Consistent loss of ROM in a pattern. Indicates involvement of the entire capsule. |
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| Is resisted movement the same as a MMT? |
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| Name 2 contractile tissues? |
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| What is the point of resisted movement? |
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| Evaluate strength and pain |
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| Order the times of resisted movement from best to worse. |
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Definition
1. Strong and painless (muscle not involved)
2. Strong and painful (could be a strain)
3. Weak and painful (could be bigger strain)
4. Weak and painless (rupture/nerve) |
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| Means that the connection between the nerve and the muscle is not intact if 5 min after injury |
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| Could mean a rupture if under 5 minutes from injury |
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| strain involves __ whereas sprain involves __ |
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| Name the grades for mobility with joint play. |
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Definition
0. Ankylosed
1. Very hypomobile
2. Hypomobile
3. Normal
4. Slightly hypermobile
5. Very hypermobile
6. Unstable |
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| Performed toward the end of an axam to avoid the AHAH factor. Compare right to left sides and start away from pain and work toward it. |
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Skin
Muscle
Tendon
Joints
Nerve and blood vessel |
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| Only perform if exam indicates. Subjective - numbness and tingling down extremety. Weakness and painless. |
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| Where you correlate all information from exam. Evaluate all positives and negatives. Accept or reject "hypothesis". Relate to anatomy, kines, and pathology and build on foundational sciences. |
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| Name the parts to the 5/5 Scheme |
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Definition
Inspection
Function
Palpation
Neurologic Exam
Special Additional Tests |
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