PTAP 1320 Midterm study guide 2022 with complete solutions.

Main goal of rehab: to return to prior level of function or highest level of function possible sub-acute goals of rehab Decrease pain and inflammation and promote healing Improve muscle flexibility and joint range of motion 00:01 01:27 Advanced rehab goals Improve strength, endurance, coordination, agility and balance, posture Promote independence in use of adaptive, orthotic and assistive devices and self care Interventions related to goals Patient education - ALWAYS Modalities: heat, cold, compression, electrical stimulation, etc. Functional training and use of AD and adaptive equipment Bracing, taping, bandaging, and other supports Therapeutic Exercise manual techniques HEP components Photos and instructions: positioning, stabilization, etc. Repetitions or duration Sets Times/day Times/week Intensity and progression Symptoms of poor tolerance and what to do Teach a home program over many sessions if possible, not right before discharge What is the purpose of data collection? Assure safety of pt. Determine effectiveness of interventions more related interventions Strengthening exercises Postural exercises Relaxation exercises Balance Coordination and Agility Plyometrics Endurance and conditioning Aerobic exercise define stretching Therapeutic maneuver designed to lengthen (elongate) pathologically shortened soft tissue structures and improve ROM passive mobilization Passive movement of joint surfaces to restore motion or relieve pain passive mobilization indications grade I and II Used in acute condition to decrease pain and move synovial fluid passive mobilization indications grade III and IV Not used in the acute inflammatory stage. Used to restore joint play in patients with decrease range of motion. Should be done by PT passive mobilization precautions and contraindications P:osteoporosis C:Malignancy Acute inflammatory conditions and Acute Post-op (OK with Grades I and II) Rheumatoid arthritis Joint hypermobility, subluxations, dislocations Pregnancy for spinal mobilization Fractures Spondylolisthesis for spinal mobilization Pain passive mobilization rules for application Make the patient as comfortable as possible and facilitate muscle relaxation. Joint should be in a loose packed position. Adapt your hands to the patient's body contours. Spread your contact with the patient out over your entire hand. One hand stabilizes the proximal bone and one hand glides the chosen bone. Both hands are close to the joint. Palpate structures to make sure hands are positioned appropriately. Explain to your patient what you intend to do, and what he/she may feel