Types of Amputations - (PTA - Irongirl)
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| Hemicorporectomy | Removal of the pelvis and both lower extremities.
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| Hemipelvectomy | Removal of one half of the pelvis and lower extremity.
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| Hip Disarticulation | Removal of the lower extremity from the pelvis.
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| Transfemoral | Removal of lower extremity above the knee joint.
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| Knee Disarticulation | Removal through the knee joint.
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| Transtibial | Removal of the lower extremity below the knee joint.
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| Symes | Removal of the foot at the ankle joint w/removal of the malleoli.
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| Chopart's | Disarticulation at the midtarsal joint.
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| Transmetatarsal | Removal of the midsection of the metatarsals.
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| Where do you anchor wrap for a transfemoral amputee? | Around Pelvis
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| Where do you anchor wrap for a transtibial amputee? | Above the knee
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| What position do you promote for transtibial amputee? | Full knee extension
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| What position do you promote for transfemoral amputee? | Full hip extension
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| Do not wrap in what kind of pattern? | Circular
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| What pattern should you use to wrap an amputee? | Angular with pressure distally to enhance shaping.
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| What size wrap for transfemoral? | 6 inch wrap
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| What size wrap for transtibial? | 3-4 inch wrap
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| Type of Post-operative dressing; | Allows early ambuulation, promotes circulation and healing, protection, soft tissue support, limits edema.
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| Type of Post-operative dressing; | Reduces post-operative edema, soft tissue support, allows for earlier ambulation, easily changed.
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| Type of Post-operative dressing; | Reduces post-operative edema, provide some protection, inexpensive, easily removed for wound inspection, allow active jt. ROM.
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