Roles of PTTC
Out patient
Clinical decisions focus on the patients ability to perform daily activities
cardiac muscle-heart
skeletal muscles-bones
occur in obese patients who suffured joint trauma
osteoarthritis
bone collapses on itself
Compression
-sis:
-Dia:
sis-state of condition
dia-through or complete
difference between kinesics and kinesics slip
Kinesics-study of non verbal communication
kinesics slip-where verbal and non verbal messages dont match
What are the 5 types of bones and give an example
long-femur
short-cuneiforms
flat-sternum
irreugular- vertabrae
sesamoid-patella
A chronic inflammatory disorder usually affecting small joints in the hands and feet.
Rheumatoid arthritis
Typically affects only one joint and characterized by crystal deposits
Gout
Another name for stroke
Cerebrovascular accident (CVA)
social space
4ft-12ft
Axial skeleton consists of
head, kneck, spinal column, rib cage, cocyx
what are the 5 types of scoliosis
double curve, normal, thoracic lumbar, thoracic, lumbar
difference between a colles and salter harris fracture
colles- break of the distal end of the raduis at the epiphysis
salter harris fracture- fracture of the epiphysal plate(usually in children)
ALS stands for what
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
what are 3 of the 6 C's of charting
Client words, clarity, completeness, conciseness, chronological order, confidentiality
Red marrow is found in what type of tissue
cancellous tissue
Nerve is compressed between two structures of the body
Nerve compression syndrome
rickets disease
-affects children who do not have enough vitimain D and causes bones not to harden adn results in deformaties and bending of a bone
Abnormal immune-mediated process is triggered attacking the myrkub sheath that covers motor and sensory nerve fibers
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
POMR stands for what
Problem oriented medical record charting
Epihysis and diaphysis are located where and what do they contain
Epihysis-shaft portion of long bone/red bone marrow
diaphysis- end portion of long bone/bone marrow and adipose tissue
Muscle cells that eventually causes the muscles to loose muscle mass
Muscular dytrophy
A football player punches another opponent and fractures the lateral aspect of his hand, what fracture possibly could have occurred?
boxer fracture
what are the motor symptoms of parkinsons disease
Tremors, rigidity, bradykinesis