limb loss Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

Causes of amputation

A

diabetes
peripheral vascular disease
trauma

correction, tumours, infections

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2
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why diabetes and PVD leading cause

A

decreased circulation
decreased sensation
foot deformities

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3
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toe amp effects

prosthetic

A

decreased push off / balance

insoles , stiff soled shoe

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4
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partial foot / fore foot amp effects / presthetic

A

lose push off, balance, risk for tissue breakdown

toe filler, slipper boot, AFO

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5
Q

lisfranc you leave the

A

metatarsals

tarsometatarsal

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6
Q

chopart you leave

A

calc / talus

midtarsal

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7
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symes amp effects

A

more stable and easier to control

good functional outcome if wounds not an issue

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8
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symes

A

ankle disarticulation

distal end of Tib and fib intact while foot bones are removed

can WB (hell pad preserved) but prosthesis for regular walking

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9
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transtibial amputaion

A

no WB

calf mm attached to front of limb

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10
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transtibial effect on function

A

good function

can aid with transfers

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11
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knee disarticulation

A

tib and fib removed
patella may or may not be
may WB

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12
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transtibial and transfemoral can you WB

A

no

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13
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knee articulation and ankle can you WB

A

yes

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14
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knee articulation effects

A

ind w gait aids

better balance that TF

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15
Q

knee disarticulation prosthetic

A

knee axis is lower than normal

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16
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transferral amp effects

A

no WB
takes more energy to walk
good balance, may or may not need gait aid

stand step transfers only

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17
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longer limbs will have __ balance, short limbs will ___

A

better

contractors and more energy expenditure

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18
Q

transferral amp what kind of contraction is unique

A

abd

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19
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hip disarticulation effects

A

walking aid/ w/c, asymmetrical gait

can do functional tasks
high energy consumption

20
Q

education for amputees

A
pain 
skin 
edema
falls 
contractures
21
Q

knee / hip flexion contraction __ may prevent the client from being a prosthetic candidate

22
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common contractures in TT

A

knee and hip flexion

23
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common contractors in TF

A

hip flexion, abd and ER

24
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how to prevent contractures

A
bed positioning 
chair positioning (straight leg)
25
5 pain management ideas
``` education meds exercise relaxation compression mirror ```
26
when should someone casted
conical and cylindrical
27
do you wear a shrinker right away all the time
gradually until able to wear 24 hrs a day
28
when are amputees at fall ris
first waking
29
do you moisturize between toes toes
no
30
TF exercises
hip extension/ add
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TT exercises
hip and knee extention
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pre prosthetic exercises
core, UL, balance TF: hip ext, abd, add TT: knee ext/flex, hip ext/adb/add
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why might someone not be a prosthetic candidate
``` cognition motivation ROM contracture medically fragile ```
34
what does pink red purple mean on skin inspection
good too much ressure not enough contact
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pressure tolerant areas
``` ischial tuberosity hydrostatic loading (total surface) ```
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pressure sensitive areas
distal end of residual limb adduct tendon ramus
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TT skin inspection
tolerant areas: patella tendon medial / lateral tibia posterior mm mass sensitive areas: patella, tibial tuberosity, fib head
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how to check TT fit
position of patella
39
how to check fit on TF
ischial tuberosity
40
signs of needing more or less socks
redness in sensitive areas phantom pain prosthesis feels heavy, too talk or short can't don
41
gel liner worn at __ shrinker worn at
night | day or night
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initial contact considerationa
dont pull into mid stance with hamstring on effected side push from contralateral foot
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watch for __ during terminal stance
early knee flexion , decreased hip extension and retracted pelvis
44
should step lengths be equal
yes
45
common gait deviations
``` abducted leg lateral shift less stance on prosthesis excessive knee flexion absent push off ```