5: Interprofessional MSK Management Flashcards

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Personal trainer

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Creates and delivers safe/effective exercise programs for healthy individuals

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Certification for a personal trainer

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Highly variable certifications; can have ACSM or NSCA certifications

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Ultimate goal of yoga

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Moksha (liberation)

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Types of yoga

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Classical, Buddhist, Jain, vedanta, tantric, hatha, laya, kundalini, feldenkrais

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Five massage therapist techniques and brief explanation of what theyre for

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  1. Swedish massage: hypertonicity
  2. Deep tissue: trigger points
  3. Shiatsu: rhythmic pressure
  4. Lymphatic massage: edema
  5. Rolfing: ten step approach to align structure
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Massage therapist education

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Accredited massage therapy program, average of 647 hours or training

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Acupuncture

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Encouraging the flow of qi + recruiting neuroanatomi cal activities in segmental distribution; placing a needle to get a neuro chemical response

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What is the body supposed to do in response to acupuncture?

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Releases mediators of healing (macrophages, substance P, etc.)

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Education for acupuncture

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1200 hours of training, less if youre already a physician

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What is acupuncture good to treat?

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Nausea, pain, HA, allergies, menstrual cramps, OA, muscle spasms

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Occupational therapy

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Focus on adapting the environment/task to fit the person

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Major goal of occupational therapy

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Reduce the cost of health care

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Three services provided by occupational therapists

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  1. Individualized evaluation with patient to establish goals
  2. Customized interventions to improve person’s daily tasks
  3. Outcomes evaluation to ensure goals are being met
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What kind of specialities can you go into as a PT?

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CV/pulmonary, clinical electrophysiology, geriatrics, neurology, orthopedics, pediatrics, sports, women’s health

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Techniques used by PTs and a little explanation of what theyre used for

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  1. US: tendon injury, pain relief
  2. Phonophoresis: medication delivery for inflammatory conditions
  3. Iontophoresis: electric currents for inflammatory conditions
  4. Laser therapy: decreases PGE2
  5. Electric stimulation: generates APs for neuropathic pain and spasms
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Education for chiropractors

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4 year doctoral program

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When are chiropractors recommended?

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For pts who need more frequent treatments (2-3 times a week)

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PM&R/ONMM

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Physicians with specialty in disorders of the MSK or nervous system, including brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and cerebri vascular system

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Residency for PM&R/ONMM vs ortho surgeon vs neurosurgeon

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  1. PM&R: 3-4 yrs
  2. Ortho surgeon: 5 years
  3. Neurosurgeon: 7 years
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Neurosurgeon

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Physician who specializes in disorders of the NS including brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and cerebrovascular system