Pediatrics - Orthopedics
Common treatment for plagiocephaly
Protective helmet for cranial remolding
Documentation program used in Home Health
What is OASIS?
Interactive Metronome improves these cognitive skills.
What are:
Planning
Organizing
Language
Description of prolonged activation of stress response systems in the absence of protective relationships.
What is Toxic Stress?
Contracting detrusor and relaxing sphincter coordination must exist reflexively
What is Reciprocal Inhibition?
Normal lower extremity developmental postures that children 3 years and under exhibit.
What is
Wide base of support
Slight knee flexion
Genu varum
Three challenges for Home Health PT.
What is
Limited equipment and space
Lack of control
Environment/distractions
Two precautions for Interactive Metronome
What are:
Seizure disorder
Vestibular Hypersensitivity
Team members provide joint evaluations and work together to develop goals and carry out interventions
What is Transdisciplinary (Primary Service Provider – PSP)?
Genetic disorder characterized by bones that break easily without a specific cause
What is Osteogenesis Imperfecta?
What is the most common treatment up to 6 months for developmental dysplasia of the hip?
What is the Pavlik harness
Description of curvature of the spine measuring ≥ 20 degrees on x-ray
What is Scoliosis?
Three areas does Interactive Metronome activate in the brain
What are
Prefrontal Cortex
Basal Ganglia
Cerebellum
Gathering information from families to understand their needs and priorities is the foundation for providing quality early intervention.
What is a routines-based interview (RBI)?
Increase in bladder capacity of 400% during these years.
What are the first 4-5 years
What is the acronym for the components of club foot deformity correction sequence?
What is CAVE? Cavus, Adductus, Varus, then finally Equinus.
3 clinical observations to look for in scoliosis.
What are
Difference in hip height or position
Difference in shoulder blade height or position
When standing straight, difference in the way the arms hang beside the body?
Description for a client who hits overly hard and indicates a problem with sensory processing, impulse control, and/or motor planning & sequencing
What is hyper-ballistic?
Enhance the capacity of the families to meet the special needs of their infants and toddlers
What is family capacity building?
Four steps of defectaion
What is:
Basal
Pre-defecatory
Expulsive
Termination of defecation
What is the most frequently used method int he US to treat clubfoot?
What is the Ponseti Method
Surgical management is possibly recommended for scoliosis.
What is the curve exceeds 40 degrees and/or bracing is unsuccessful in slowing down progression?
Description of movements that are straight and lack circular pattern/rhythm, indicates impaired motor planning and sequencing
What is linear?
Parent-child relationships form the foundation for a child’s early development and intervention that supports these relationships can enhance children’s development
What are relationship-based practices?
Symptoms for bladder function are divided into these two categories
What are
Storage and Voiding