Exercise prescription following joint replacement Flashcards

1
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Which are the most commun?

A

Knee & Hip replacement (around 1 million each)

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2
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Who is affected by those surgeries

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  • Women>Men <=> OA is higher in women
  • <65 yo
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Why is it important to do exercise post surgery?

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  • Pain reduction
  • To minimize disability
  • Restore ROM, function, strengh, mobility
  • Encourage mvt & decrease risk of DVT
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4
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Rehabilitation phases

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  1. Early phases
  2. Late phase
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5
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Early phase for THR

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2-16 weeks

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6
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Early phase for TKR

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3-16 weeks

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7
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Late phase for THR

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12 weeks to 8 months

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8
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Late phase for TKR

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12 weeks to 12 months

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9
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What’s the average hospital length of stay after surgery?

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5 to 6.50 days (UK)

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10
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How to assess the pain during exercise?

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Numeric pain rating scale

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What are the reccommended post acute rehab interventions?

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  • Therapeutic & functional exercises
  • Gait traaining
  • CV training
  • Electrical/thermal modalities
  • Manual therapy
  • Patient education topics
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12
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Dosage for exercises

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Frq : 3-4 x/day
Reps : 8-12
Sets : 1-4
Rest : 2-3 min between sets
-> Incr. as rehab stages progress

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Exercise prescription for TKR

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  • Activity based focused
  • Early mobilization
  • Standart physiotherapy
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Early goals for TKR

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  • Control pain/swelling
  • Gait w/ appropriate gait aid
  • Prevent medical complication
  • 90° flewion & full extension!!
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Late goals for TKR

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  • Full active knee extension
  • Knee flexion at least 110° (functional range?)
    -Resume o f normal activities
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16
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Common strength deficits after a TKR

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-quads/hamstrings
-hip flexors/add
-calf muscles (2ndary to long term gait deviation)

17
Q

Which function are difficult after a TKR?

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Sit-to-stand -> using hip flexors & extensors to compensate

18
Q

How much time is needed to regain post-op strength? (TKR)

A

3-6 months (quads & hamstrings)

19
Q

When to start rehabilitation after TKR?

A

Soon after surgery (early bed exercises for day 1 post op++)

20
Q

Examples of exercises for early stage of rehab in TKR

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  • Ankle pumps
  • Isometric quads
  • AROM knee flexion
  • Static hamstrings
  • Inner range quads
  • Passive knee extension
    -Passive knee extension w/pt supine
21
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Exemples of intermediate exercise in TKR
(2/3 weeks post op)

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  • Mini squats
  • Heel raises
  • AROM knee flexion standing
  • Single leg stance balance
  • Single heel raise
  • Step ups/downs