C/S Patho Pt 2 (14) Flashcards

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What is a Jefferson’s fx

A

burst fx of C1 under axial load

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2
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MOI of Jefferson’s fx

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compression with flex or ext

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3
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What is Hangman’s fx

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bilateral fx of pars interarticularis at C2

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MOI for Hangman’s fx

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distraction w/ hyperext or forceful hyperext centered on chin (contact sports, diving, falling)

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5
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Type 1 dens fx

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-avulsion fx
-stable
-tip of dens broken off

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6
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Type 2 dens fx

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-fx base of dens
-unstable

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7
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Type 3 dens fx

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-fx through body of C2
-unstable
-may involve facets C1 and 2

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8
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what motion does orthoses control the most

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flexion, better than ext

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9
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What is a halo for? What’s the lowest segment it can go to?

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-for unstable cervical and thoracic fx and dislocation
-T3

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10
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3 indications for halo

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-all dens fx
-C1 fx w/ transverse lig rupture
-SCI

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11
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what % of flex and ext is limited by a halo

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90-96%

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12
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How long is a halo used for

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3 months

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13
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What happens if a halo has improper fit

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can allow 31% norm spine motion

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14
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What is used after the removal of a halo

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head cervical orthoses (HCO)

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15
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Contraindications for halo (2)

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-severe skin probs
-psychological (anxiety, claustropobia)

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16
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Primary ROM limitations with halo (brief descriptions)

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-rot completly restricted
-SB very limited
-flex/ext limited ~10% norm ROM

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17
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indications for Philadelphia collar (HCO; 3)

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-immob after surgery
-cervical strain/sprain
-post trauma immob

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18
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2 contraindications for philadelphia collar

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-severe skin probs
-severe cervical instab

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primary ROM limitations with philadelphia collar (%)

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-flex/ext limited to 65-70% norm
-SB limited 30-35%
-rot limited to ~50% norm

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20
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3 indications for soft collar

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-mild cervical strain/sprain
-post trauma cervical pain
-recovery from non-surg interventions (ex/ manual)

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21
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2 contraindications for soft collar

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-long term use (lead to atrophy)
-not for pts who need rigid immob

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22
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primary ROM limitations for soft collar

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-flex/ext mild restrict ~50% norm
-SB slight limit, ~60% norm
-rot limited 50-60% norm

23
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Describe what structures a philadelphia collar supports

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-upper portion supports lower jaw and occiput
-lower portion covers upper thoracic

24
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4 specific injuries/procedures that indicate philadelphia collar *don’t stress too much

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-ant cervical fusion
-dens type 1 fx
-ant discectomy
-halo removal

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% range of flex/ext motion restriction with philadelphia collar
65-70%
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3 primary HCO
-philadelphia -miami -malibu
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what are 3 purposes of cervicothoracic orthoses (CTO)
-provide more motion restriction in mid to low c/s -used in minimally UNSTABLE fxs -upper c/s has less motion restriction
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3 indications for hard collar
-head support for ACUTE neck pain -relief minor mus spasm from spondylosis -psychological comfort
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% range of flex/ext restriction with hard collar
20-25%
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When can people go back to work after total disc
2-6 wks
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What do you have to wait for after total disc? What does it restrict when this occurs?
Endplates to secure to bone Restricts pts into hyperext
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How does anterior cervical discectomy and fusion affect tx seg and adjacent lvls
-eliminates natural motion at tx seg -induce hypermobility and increase intradiscal pressures at adjacent lvls
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Indications for anterior cervical discectomy and fusion
Herniation causing radiculopathy or myelopathy
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SE or contraindication to act for ACDF
adjacent seg degeneration
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SE or contraindication to act for ACDF at 4-6 wks
-sitting < 30-45 min -no lift/push >20lbs for 3 months -avoid end ROM
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SE or contraindication to act for ACDF at 6wk - 3 months
-no OH reach until wk 8 -gentle motion until 12 wks
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SE or contraindication to act for ACDF at 3-6 m’s
-increase wt limit 5lb every other wk -slowly incorporate OH act
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SE or contraindication to act for ACDF at 6 months
Return baseline fxn
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Rehab timeline for ACDF at wk 1
-sit < 30 min -lift < 10 lbs -walk 30 daily
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Rehab timeline for ACDF at wk 2-6 wks
Gradual return to ADLs, begin PT 4-6 wks
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Rehab timeline for ACDF at month 1-3
Progressive strength and mobility
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PT interventions for ACDF (5)
-posture re-ed -scap strength -ROM -strengthen deep neck flex and ext -fxnal training
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What does cervical disc arthoplasty do for motion
Preserves segmental motion and normal spinal kinematics
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Indications for cervical disc arthroplasty
-degenerative disc disease w/ symptomatic radiculopathy or myelopathy in SINGLE LVL -preservation of seg and physiological motion
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3 contraindications for cervical disc arthroplasty
-multilvl cervical disease -poor bone quality -significant facet jt arthritis
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When can sedentary occupation pt return to work after cervical disc arthroplasty? Manual laborer?
1-6 wks 6-16 wks
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PT interventions for cervical disc arthroplasty (3)
-similar to ACDF but focused on dynamic motion ex and strength -improve fxnal acts w/ cervical mob -proprioception and jt pos sense ex
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Indication for posterior cervical laminoforaminotomy
Foraminal stenosis or radiculopathy w/ n root compression
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Limitations after posterior cervical laminforaminotomy
Minimal to no limitations depending on the amount of bone cut away
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Rehab timeline after laminoforaminotomy wk 2-6
Gradual reintroduction of ADLs
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Rehab timeline after laminoforaminotomy month 1-3
Strengthen neck and neuro re-ed
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PT interventions after laminoforaminotomy
-stx and nerve glides -strengthen neck and upper back -post re-ed -avoid agg act