Physical Therapy I/II Flashcards

1
Q
Definition: rehabilitation concerned with restoration of 
function and prevention of disability following disease, injury or loss of body part. (Physical Therapy referring patients to us)
A

Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy referring patients to us

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2
Q

Three domains PT want to get there patient doing

A

ADL/IADLS
Leisure
Work

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3
Q

Movement Specialist?

A

Physical Therapy

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4
Q

Many injuries are the result of unresolved_______injuries

A

overuse

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5
Q

What is cumulative Trauma?

A

Injury that occurs by doing repetitive tasks

  • Referral to PT is the opportunity
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6
Q

What is the number 1 reason that PT see patients

A

Re-aggravation of Previous Unhealed/Unresolved/Untreated Injuries/Conditions

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7
Q

What do many patients lack when they see PT?

A

Proprioception

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8
Q

Goals of PT?

A
Inflammatory Control 
Pain Control
ROM/Strengthening 
Improved Proprioceptive Ability
Gait Normalization
Return to functional Activity
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9
Q

Modalities are also known as ?**

A

therapeutic physical agents

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10
Q

Electromedical equipment used to generate heat, cold, sound waves, electricity and/or compression to aid in the healing process

A

Modalities

  • Specific types –> determined based on diagnoses
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11
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direct heat and cold applications

relaxation of muscles, increase blood flow, soften tissue

A

heat

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12
Q

direct heat and cold applications

decrease/increase blood flow, decrease edema, decrease pain

A

cold

  • 72 (3 days) hours max
  • 10-20 min on and off ( lose therapeutic effect after)
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13
Q

Best cold treatment for lower limb

A

Ice massage

  • better for direct contact
  • 3 min
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14
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  • use of sound waves as a method of heat production, tissue modification,
    movement of fluids.
A

Ultrasound

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15
Q

a method of delivering medication via use of ultrasound ***

A

Phonophoresis

- Less effective than ionophoresis ( but not as uncomfortable)

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16
Q

Two medicinal modalities?

A

phonophoresis

iontophoresis

17
Q

Use of direct current for ion transfer to introduce medicinal ions into body membranes (skin).**

A

iontophoresis

  • Distal patch is where the medication is placed
  • Proximal Patch exit point
  • 10 min procedure
18
Q

Use of electrical current to aid in restoration of function
.
Multitude of various current types and methods of application to produce a variety of affects

A

electrical stimulation

19
Q

When referring to PT about gait training make sure to include what in the note?***

A

Weight Bearing Status

20
Q

Early Return of ROM

Purpose?

A

obtain full joint mobility and muscle lengthening before getting into strengthening

21
Q

Rehabilitation process

A
Early Edema Control
Gait Training
Early Range of Motion
Strengthening 
Proprioceptive Re-Training
Job/Task Re-Training
Education
22
Q

Post-Physical Therapy Treatment and Prevention

A

A. Stretching Programs
B. Ongoing Strengthening/Maintenance
D. Job Modifications/Equipment
E. Education