Vocabulary
PROM
What is: Passive Range of Motion
Stop Exercise/Splinting and Report Immediately to Nursing . Not always "normal"
What is: Popping Sounds
Offered at a minimum of 2x's per day 7x1 wk
10 Reps
What is: Passive Range of Motion Exercise
Individual Therap program, Wing Sheet
What is: Places to document "areas of concern" during splint application/removal
To Wash Hand with Soap prior to Splint application or To not wash with soap
What is: DO NOT WASH WITH SOAP prior to application of splint
BID
What is : 2 Times
*Smoking *High Alcohol Use *Lack of Exercise
*High Caffeine Use *Previous Fractures
*Female Relatives with Osteoporosis
What is: Risk Factors for Osteoporosis
Equipment used to lift/move/stabilize individuals position decreasing incidents/negative impact on joints and muscles, Saftey Name 4
DAILY DOUBLE IF NAME 4
What is: Gait Belt, Bed Pads, Hoyer Lift, Shoulder Harnesses, Foot Box, Legrest, Shoe Positioners
True/False: If a splint is NOT applied correctly it could cause red areas, open areas and/or bruises.
What is: True
Tommy McCoy's transfer status
What is: 3 person going in the chair, 3 person coming out of the chair.... 1 person to guide his lower extremities to prevent scraping shin/s on leg rest/knee block
Name 3 Types of ROM Exercises DAILY DOUBLE if can also give definition
What is: Passive - PROM- Arc of motion the joint passes through by an outside force.
Active Assist- AAROM- Can move joint through most of exercise, needs help finishing motion
Active Range of Motion - AROM- Does range of motion without assistance
Swelling, Redness, Warmth, Tenderness, Deformity, Unnatural Mobility, Acute Pain, Guarding, Client's response, cool/cold to touch, Bluing, loss/change in ability
What is: Reportable signs/Symptoms
First Lay Down (off-site) & (on-site)
Bed Time/HS
During Leisure Time Group Activities
What is: Times Range of Motion Exercises are offered
Modality/ Service offered to treat, prevent or reduce the progression of contractures and skin breakdown along with ROM exercises
What is: Splinting
Who applies splints
Must name all Responsible *
DOUBLE POINTS
What is: PT/OT when available (if not pulled to a hall/appointment) ALL DIRECT CARE are Responsible otherwise.
A condition of shortening and hardening of muscles, tendons or other tissue often leading to deformity and rigidity of joints
What is: Contracture
Damp, peeling skin, Foul Smell, White Skin, Red Irritated skin.
What is: Reportable Signs and Symptoms
Bathing, Dining, Activity Participation Programs
What is: Events that prompt the removal of Splints
Bin located in an Individual's bedroom
What is: Location of Splint when not in use
Has Restorative Programs to Walk to Dining Room/Bathroom/Area
Per hall
100 200 300 400
Triple Crown Winner !!!!!!
What is:
100: Shontez, Alma, Diedra, Bev, Linda B
200: Jeromy, Marshall, Travis, James Richardson
300: Tom V, Gregg, Donnie W.
400: No one currently
A disease that weakens bones, increasing the risk of broken bones, or "Fractures"
What is: Osteoporosis
TRIPLE POINTS Demonstrate U/E ROM
What is: 1,500 Points to Demonstrate
Wash with wash cloth, Inspect skin, Dry with Hand Towel, ROM, Apply
What is: Splint Application Procedure
Take Off During leisure, Removing encourages freedom of movement with reduced risk of injury to L/E.
What is: Leg Rest