midterm Flashcards
(57 cards)
the team?
-The patient
-physician
-Physical Therapy
-coaches
-SAT/AT
-psychologist
Levels of communication?
- patient level
-physicians level
-team level
-record keeping
Component of programming
- avoid making it worse
-timing(when things are appropriate)
-plans
-individualization
-Ethical and legal standard
Goals
objective and measurable
-Pain
-R.O.M
-Strength
-Girth
Short-term Goals
-Reduced Edema, swelling, effusion
-Reduce pain
- try to stay reasonable and attainable
Long term goals
-full strength
-full ROM
-fully available to play
Evidence-based practice
-starts w/ a good exam
-HIPS-History, Inspection, Palpation, and Stress
-Involves clinical decision-making
Parts of a good rehab program
-Flexibility and ROM
-Strength and Endurance (Decondition)
-Balance, Coordination, and Agility
-Functional Activity
- sports specific and Performance specific
ROM
-Regain what was lost is very important
-It impact healing greatly
strength and endurance
-avoid atrophy
-Consider fast-twitch and Slow-twitch
B,C, and C
- Balance coordination, and Agility
-start as soon ROM and strength are restore
Functional Training
- Basic skills
-performance skills like catching, throwing, changing direction,
3 stages of Healing
-Inflammatory-response phase
-Fibroblastic-repair Phase
-Maturation- Remodeling phase
Inflammatory- Response Phase
-Day 1-4
-swelling, pain, warmth, and crepitus
-Direct destruction of soft tissue cells
Fibroblastic- Repair Phase
-May last 4-6 weeks
-Scar formation and repair of injured tissue
-Pain & Tenderness to touch
Maturation- Remodeling Phase
-May take several years
-Realignments of collagen fibers along lines of tensile force
-Increase in tensile strength of scar matrix
Characteristics of acute phase
-Redness/ Rubor
-Swelling/ Tumor
-Tenderness/ Dolor
- warmth/ Calor
-Loss of function/ Function lease
What ends Acute or starts stage 2 healing?
Scar formation and Repair of injured tissue (Cell death)
Rule of controlled mobility
Wolff’s law- Bone tissue will respond to the physical demands placed along lines of tensile force
Factors that impede healing
-Edema
-atrophy
-age, health, and nutrition
-poor vascular supply
What is ground substance?
A paste collagen, tried to reduce friction between fibers
What is collagen?
Protein substance
What’s the scar matrix called in bone healing, fibroblastic stage?
soft callus
Newtons 1st law
A body at rest will remain at rest until an outside force acts on it
