Orthopaedic Physiotherapy Flashcards
(29 cards)
preparation of patient
Clear understanding of pathology= Imagery/ pathology results
comprehensive medical history
functional and social history
manage vital signs
medication review
objective assessment
observation
system assessment
functional assessment
systems assessment
respiratory
=cough/ work of breathing/ palpation bilateral expansion
circulatory system
= DVT
neurological system
-reflex/ power/ sensation
musculoskeletal
- strength/ AROM/ stability
functional assessment
bed mobility
transfer
mobility
stairs
TWB
touch weight bear
HWB
heel weight bear
common procedures
THR
TKR
UKR
TAR
fusion
arthroscopy
meniscus and ligament repairs
labral repair
ACL
medial repair of knee
patella re-allignment
ATFL CFL in ankle
bone malalignment proceudres
high tibial osteotomy
hallux valgus
Enhanced recovery after surgery ERAS
preoperative
- medication modification// patient education// haematology assessment//
postoperative
- early mobilisation= 2-3 hrs post op
early removal of attachments
multimodal control
benefits of ERAS
reduce pain and opioid use
shorter hospital stays
faster functional recovery
lower complication rates
improved patient statisfaction
complications in TKR
fracture
DVT
infection
Loose components
Knee pain
GOALS POST OP TKR
knee flexion greater than 90 deg
knee extension 0 deg
SLR minimal lag
Discharge TKR
swelling management- Elevate and compresion with ice
continue quad rehab
Grade knee flexion 90 degerees
gait education
post op complication THR
DVT
Dislocation
infection
loose compartments
goals post op THR
independent mobility with aid
independent HEP
independent mobility on stairs
discharge THR day 1
progres mobility
out of bed on non effected side
rollator
SOOB
discharge THR day 2
exercise
mobility
hip precautions
Avoid combination of
dislocating positions
* Do not sit in low chairs
* Do not cross legs
* Do not lie on affected side
* Do not squat down to ground
* Do not bend from hips to pick
things up
* No twisting on the affected leg
in standing
* No driving first 6/52 until
cleared by Drs
16
ACL reconstruction allografts ADV vs DIS
no donor
shorter op
eventually fully replaced by new tissue
dis
graft rejection
allograft ruptures
autografts ACL reconstruction ADV VS DIS
good graft strength
elastic creep in graft due to poorly alligned collagen fibres
autografts patellar tendon adv vs DIS
strong/ biological/ replaced by new tissue
anterior knee pain
site pathology
direct fixation
sing interference screws (including bioabsorbable screws) where the
fixation device is in direct contact with the graft