Acute Care Worksheet (precautions, WB, Positions) Flashcards

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Independent (I)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt requires no assistance or supervision from PT or device and is safe and secure to ambulate and/or complete tasks
-0% staff efforts
-100% pt effort

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Modified independence (Mod I)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt completes task using assisted devices (walker, cane grab bar etc.) and/or requires extra time to complete a tasks
-0% staff effort
-100% pt effort

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Supervision (S)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-no physical contact from PT or assistant; assistant stands next to pt and gives verbal cues
-0% staff effort
-100% pt effort

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Standby assist (SBA)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-have to be in pt’s bubble ready to catch pt if needed, but don’t put hands on pt
-5 to 10% staff effort
-90 to 95% pt effort

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Contact guarding (CGA)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt requires light physical contact from PT or assistant (ex. Hand placed on pt’s back to steady pt w/o physical support)
<5% staff effort
>95% pt effort

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Minimum assistance (Min A)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt requires 25% or less physical support or assistance to safely complete task/transfer/ambulation

25% staff effort
At least 75% pt effort

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Moderate assistance (Mod A)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt requires 50% assistance from PT or assistant to safely complete task/transfer/ambulation

50% staff effort
26-74% pt effort

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Maximal assistance (Max A)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt requires 75% assistance or support from staff member to safely complete task/transfer/ambulation

75% staff effort
25% pt effort

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Dependent (D)
Total assistance (Total A)
Define, staff effort, pt effort

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-pt requires 100% assistance or support from staff members to complete task/transfer/ambulation

100% staff effort
0% pt effort

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WB-ing level: FWB

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Full BW through extremity

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WB-ing level: WBAT

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Weight bearing as tolerated - as much BW as pt can tolerate through extremity usually limited by pain or ability

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WB-ing level: PWB

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Partial weight bearing - 50% of BW through extremity

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WB-ing level: TTWB

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Toe touch weight bearing - only toes allowed to touch ground; primarily use limb for balance ~25% BW

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WB-ing level: heel touch weight bearing

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Only heel allowed to touch ground; primarily use heel for balance, ~25% of BW

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WB-ing level: NWB

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-no weight at all is allowed through the extremity and do not allow extremity to touch support surface

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TKA precautions

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-if there is WB restriction it would be WBAT initially moving towards FWB
-precautions given by Dr/surgeon

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General THA WB
precautions

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-if there is a WB restriction it would be WBAT initially moving toward FW

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Anterior approach THA precautions

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-minimally invasive approach
-NO ext past neutral, ER and ADD

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Posterior approach THA precautions

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NO IR, flexion >90 degrees, ADD past midline

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ORIF (open reduction internal fixation) precautions

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-precautions set by surgeon
-typically NWB or PWB
-ask nurse or dr if precautions are not stated

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What is a CABG surgery?

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Coronary Artery Bypass Graft

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Traditional sternal precautions (maintained for 4-6 wks)

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-do not reach B arms over head (flex)
-do not reach B arms out to the side (ABD past 90)
-do not reach arms behind back
-do not lift more than 5-8 lbs
-do not push w/ arms
-beneficial to hold pillow w/ arms during functional tasks of rolling, supine to sit, and sit to stand
-beneficial to hold pillow during cough or sneeze

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Cervical spinal restrictions

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-if in place; no lifting >10 lbs, aspen collar in place all the time, ROM restrictions per surgeon, no flexion >90 degrees

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Lumbar spinal precautions

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-primarily after spinal laminectomy, decompression surgery
-if precautions in place; NO twisting, forward bending, >90 degrees, minimize SB
-use log roll when moving from supine to sit or sit to supine

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Complications of being in supine
Flexion contractures of hips, knees, or foot PF
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Purpose for prone
Relieve pressure to posterior bony prominences, reduce joint contractures, and provide relief to spine
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Purpose of side lying
Assists w/ relieving pressure from bony prominences but majority of BW is on downside hip and shoulder
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What is Fowler’s position? Purpose?
-pt sitting upright in bed w/ legs resting on bed -used to facilitate abdominal drainage, relieve difficulty w/ breathing, tension on abdominal sutures, facilitate eating, reading, socializing, and relaxes large muscles of back
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High, semi and low Fowler positions
High: 75-90 degrees Semi: 40-45 degrees Low: 30 degrees