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Pelvic floor strengthening   Keigles:3-5 sec contract/relax or 15-20 quick  
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postural drainage R & L upper lobes- anterior apical segments   pt in sitting (leaning back a little), percussion is applied directly under clavicle  
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postural drainage R & L upper lobes-posterior apical segments   pt in sitting (bent fwd, head on arms, pillow, table), percussion is applied above the scap, your fingers over the top of the shoulders  
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postural drainage R & L upper lobes-anterior segments   pt in supine, percussion applied bilaterally, directly over the nipple or just above the breast  
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postural drainage L upper lobe-posterior segment   (only one w/head elevated) pt 1/4 turn from prone & rests on R side. head & shd elevated 45 degrees or ~ 18 in. if pillows are used. percussion is applied directly over L scap  
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postural drainage R upper lobe-posterior segment   pt lies flat & 1/4 turn from pron on the L side. percussion is applied directly over the R scap  
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postural drainage L upper lobe- lingula   pt lies 1/4 turn from supine on R side, supported w/pillows & in a 30 degree head-down position. percussion is applied just under L breast  
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postural drainage R middle lobe   pt lies 1/4 turn from supine on L side, supported w/pillows behind the back & in 30 degree head-down position. percussion is applied under the R breast  
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postural drainage R & L lower lobes- anterior segments   pt lies supine, pillows under knees, in a 45 degree head-down position. percussion is applied bilaterally over the lower portion of the ribs  
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postural drainage R & L lower lobes-posterior segments   pt lies prone w/pillow under abdomen in 45 degree head-down position. percussion is applied bilaterally over the lower portion of the ribs  
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postural drainage L lower lobe- lateral segment   pt lies on R side in 45 degree head-down position. percussion is applied over the lower lateral aspect of the L rib cage  
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postural drainage R lower lobe- lateral segment   pt lies on L side in 45 degree head-down position. percussion is applied over the lower lateral aspect of the R rib cage  
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postural drainage R & L lower lobes- superior segments   (only one of lower lobes that isn't head-down)pt lies prone w/a pillow under the abdomen to flatten the back. percussion is applied bilaterally, directly below the scap  
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where does pes anserine insert?   ant medial surface of the proximal tibia- goose foot  
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what are points on Q angle   measure from ASIS to patellar midpoint & line of tibial tuberosity thru patella  
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cause of patellar malalignment & increased Q angle   tight ITB, wk glute med, lax medial retinaculum, wk VMO  
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome   compression of the neurovascular bundle that runs thru the thoracic outlet & carries the brachial plexus, subclavian artery & subclavian vein  
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome S&S   pn in shd &/or UE, tingling, numbness, coldness in arm or hand, loss of biceps jerk, triceps jerk, positive Adson's test  
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome common areas of compression   ant & middle scalene, 1st rib, clavicle, pec minor  
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome causes   tight scalenes, cervical rib-a congenital anomaly, trauma, postural changes, clavicular fx  
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most common contractures for AK amputation   hip flex, abd  
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most common contractures for BK amputation   knee flex  
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DeQuervain disease/tenosynovitis   abductor pollicis longus & ext pollicis brevis tendons & sheaths-pn on radial side of wrist-cause often not clear  
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DeQuervain disease/tenosynovitis S&S   tender radial styloid, pn w/active abd of thumb, positive Finkelsteins Test (pn w/passive thumb flex/abd & wrist ulnar deviation)  
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ulnar nerve sensory distribution (hand)   4th finger (medial portion), 5th finger  
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median nerve sensory distribution (hand)   palmar aspect of thumb, 2nd, 3rd, 4th (radial half) fingers  
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radial nerve sensory distribution (hand)   post arm, post forearm & radial side of post hand  
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coma lasts...   3-4 weeks  
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vegetative state lasts...   4 weeks- 1 yr  
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persistent vegetative state lasts   over a year  
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Levels I, II, III Rancho Los Amigos Scale of Cognitive Functioning   comatose  
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Levels IV, V, VI Rancho Los Amigos Scale of Cognitive Functioning   Confused  
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Levels VII, VIII Rancho Los Amigos Scale of Cognitive Functioning   appropriate  
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Levels VIII, IX, X Rancho Los Amigos   purposeful, appropriate  
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Level 1 Rancho Los Amigos   no response/total assistance  
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Level II Rancho Los Amigos   Generalized response/total assist, response w/gross body mvmnt (ex roll in bed), physiological changes, &/or vocalization. response delayed  
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Level III Rancho Los Amigos   Localized response/total assist. specific response consistent w/stim. strongest response to pn, odors  
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rx for levels I, II, III Rancho Los Amigos   explain to & involve family, talk & rx pt as if awake, use facilitory techniques, control environment, small # people, same staff, short rx, familiar stim, ROM w/facilitation inhib, positioning/splinting, inc tol to upright  
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rx for levels IV, V   structure, same staff, consistency, PTA-calm, focused, guiding; have backup plan, watch for aggression. give choices, watch for fatigue, safety, don't correct confabulation, bed mob, trsf, WC, gt trng, ther ex, NM re-ed, strength, stretch  
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Level IV Rancho Los Amigos   Confused-agitated (Bizarre world)/max assist. attention:brief, general. no STM or learning. behavior:aggressive/flight, mood swings, no purpose, no cooperation, egocentric. confabulating, incoherent  
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Level V Rancho Los Amigos   confused-inappropriate-nonagitated/max assist. alert, wandering-"go home", brief attn w/structure more specific, impaired memory some return of old learning, no new learning, random/nonpurposeful behavior, confab w/structure, no prob solv or goals  
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Level VI Rancho Los Amigos   approp/mod A, may realize in hospital, but not sure why, attn increase to 30 min w/structure & supv, increase memory, recognize staff, inc LTM, new learning, no carryover, follow simple commands, poor awareness of limits, speech appropriate w/structure  
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Level VII Rancho Los Amigos   robot phase-auto appropriate/min assist, realize what happened to them, oriented, attn 30 min, self-care, household routine, new learning, unaware of others feelings, inapp behav, uncooperative, superficial awareness of limits, overestimates future  
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Levels VIII, IX, X Rancho Los Amigos   purposeful appropriate/SBA to Mod I, prob solv w/declining structure, figuring out probs they may not overcome, irritable, depressed, selfish, attn 1 hr, STM & LTM improved, new learning  
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rx for levels VI-X   cont w/structure & consistency, can take out of room, memory book, schedule, simple commands, gt trng, AD/orthotics, WC, environ adapt, caregiver, balance, perceptual, congnitive, safety trng, less structure, simulate real world  
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how do you rx autonomic dysreflexia?   id cause (often kinked/blocked catheter or position) & rx. monitor BP, sit up, notify medical staff may require meds to lower BP  
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autonomic dysreflexia S&S   severe HA, restless, HTN, decreased HR, c/o chest tightness, face flushed, pupils constricted, blurred vision, runny nose, sweating, chill bumps, vasodilation above, constriction below  
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