Precautions/Contraindications

Question 1

History of PE
Precaution/contraindication for postural drainage

Answer 1

Precaution

Question 2

Precaution/contraindication: Traction for labral tears

Answer 2

Contraindication

labral tears are considered an instability

Question 3

Vital capacity of less than … is contraindicated for aquatic therapy

Answer 3

1 L (1000 mL)

Question 4

Contraindications to cold

Answer 4

PVD/circulation issues
Cryoglobulinemia - blood turns to gel with cold
Raynauds - vasconstriction of fingers
Hypersensitivity or cold urticaria
Rheumatic diseases

Question 5

Why is HTN a precaution for cold application

Answer 5

if blood vessels are already stressed with increased pressure, vasoconstriction could further increase the pressure

Question 6

Upward displacement of HH =

Answer 6

RC tear

Question 7

Nerve root impaired with L4/5 spondylolythesis

Answer 7

L4

Question 8

Quads are fully innervated at ehat level

Answer 8

L4

Question 9

Weak hip flexors =

Answer 9

circumducted gait

Question 10

Convinience sampling does what to your study

Answer 10

decreases internal validity

Question 11

biofeedback initial settings - muscle spasm

Answer 11

Low-detection sensitivity with recording electrodes placed closely together.

Question 12

normal q angle

Answer 12

18 fem
13 male

Question 13

Bracing for carpal tunnel best evidence

Answer 13

use night splint first
only use day splint if night does not work

Question 14

Anterior scalene action - how to stretch

Answer 14

contralatearl rotation
ipsilateral side bend and

Question 15

Biofeedback for muscle spasm

Answer 15

Low-detection sensitivity with recording electrodes placed closely together

Question 16

Biofeedback for muscle strength

Answer 16

high sensitivity with electrodes wide

Question 17

Weak plantarflexor gait pattern

Answer 17

abbreviated contralateral step length

Question 18

Half kneeling or sharpened Romberg is gonna put more weight through ant/post leg

Answer 18

posterior leg

Question 19

Ataxic CP tone

Answer 19

low tone

Question 20

How to stretch for torticollis (L)

Answer 20

R sidebend L rotate + extension

Question 21

Intervention athetoid CP

Answer 21

Facilitating co-contraction patterns and volunary movement

Question 22

Prone elbows milestoen

Answer 22

2-3 months

Question 23

2-3 month moilestones

Answer 23

prone elbows
can lift head briefly
palmar - reflexive grasp

Question 24

4-5 month milestones

Answer 24

no head lag when pull to sit
prone to supine
feet to mouth

Question 25

Posterior cord nerves

Answer 25

radial
axillary
throracodorsal
subscapular (upper/lowers)

Question 26

Medial cord nerves

Answer 26

median
ulnar
medial pectoral - pec major/minor

Question 27

Lateral cord nerves

Answer 27

musculocutanous
median

Question 28

Rubrospinal tract

Answer 28

facilitate flexor muscles in UE
inhibit extensor muscles

Question 29

Tectospinal tract

Question 30

Bed rest is worse/hits hardest on

Answer 30

LE extensors (quad)

Question 31

Foot too far anterior w/ prosthetic =

Answer 31

knee hyperextension through stance (delayed knee flexion)

Question 32

Heel cushion thats too stiff =

Answer 32

increased knee flexion (think of it as heel lift pushing tibia anteiorly)

Question 33

Hip felxor contracture - gait deviation

Answer 33

A shorter step length contralaterally

Question 34

Flexor withdrawl/crossed extension

Answer 34

painful stimuli to sole of foot
involed should flex, other should extend

integrated by 1-2 monthd

Question 35

Traction reflex

Answer 35

2-5 months integrated
pull baby to sitting = total UE flexion + hip flexion

Question 36

Plantar grasp integration

Answer 36

6-9 months