During the early stages of RA, how will facet joints appear?
You are treating a Pt with FHR; list 3 muscles/muscle groups to strengthen
1. Scap retractors
2. DNF (supra & infrahyoid)
3. ESG
What is the primary indication for having rTSA?
How do you calculate a Pt's target HR?
(220-age) * target percent
Ex: (220-28) * .8 for 80%
A type III acromion is also called ___ and increases risk of what Dx?
hooked
impingement
Describe the associated motions of the rib cage during inspiration
Elevation and T/S ext
Pts with excessive kyphosis in the T/S often have weakness in what muscles of the shoulder girdle?
ER
Describe the difference between the painful arc sign for the AC v. the GH joint
AC = 170-180 deg
GH = 45-120 deg
Sx associated with activity/stress that begin slowly and usually go away after several minutes is called ___ ___.
Is this a contraindication to cardiac rehab?
Stable angina
No!
Disc pathology is LEAST likely to occur in what area of the spine?
T/S (upper and mid specifically)
List 3 common S/S for cervicogenic HA
-worsened by C/S motions
-fluctuating intensity
-unilateral OR bilateral Pn
-more common in AFAB Pts
Scapular elevators (UT & LS)
1. Falling directly on the shoulder
2. Falling on outstretched hand
What is the number range for the (modified) Borg RPE scale?
Why is this so useful for monitoring activity during cardiac rehab?
1-10 (original = 6-20)
corresponds with %HR
After an anterior approach C/S fusion, which plane of motion is limited and should be avoided?
Describe the progression (from best to worst) regarding disc herniation
Protrusion --> Prolapse --> Extrusion --> Sequestration
Demonstrate axial extension (also known as cervical ______) and describe how the facet joint movement differs between the upper and lower C/S
retraction
upper C/S opening (flex) and lower C/S closing (ext)
What 3 combined motions are precautions after TSA?
Ext, add, IR
List at least 3 sternal precautions
List 3 possible etiologies of TOS
1. Cervical rib
2. Tight anterior scalene
3. 1st rib subluxed
List 3 examples of true neurological signs
1. Decreased sensation
2. Fatiguable weakness
3. Hyporeflexia
Give an example of how you would edu your Pt with lumbar lordosis. Include what muscles are likely most contributing to this posture and how the deep v. superficial muscles will be targeted during PT.
Hip flexors and low back extensors likely tight
Abs and hip extensors likely elongated and weak
Max phase
No shoulder ext beyond zero degrees
Your Pt is 2 weeks post-op for a CABGx4 with a Hx of COPD.
Are they under sternal precautions?
At rest their 02 sats are 90%, but drop to 88% upon chair to bed transfer. You reassess vitals halfway through Tx to find BP of 170/120 mmHg, HR of 120 bpm. Pt also begins to report sudden Pn in BIL calves upon walking. What is this called? Should you continue Tx? Why or why not?
Yes.
LE claudication.
Yes! 02 is okay d/t COPD as well as HR, but Diastolic is too high (>115).
Your Pt has been diagnosed with extrinsic primary shoulder impingement. What type of joint mob is most likely indicated?
Posterior GH capsule