Most common congenital lower limb deficiency
Fibular Hemimelia
#1 risk factor for developing CP
Prematurity
After cardiac transplant, what happens to resting HR and maximum HR
resting HR increase, Max heart rate decrease
in Obstructive lung disease, what happens to TLC?
what is the most common site of metastasis for breast cancer?
9-12 months or when they can pull to stand
Name the 5 spastic types of CP
Spastic Monoplegia, Spastic Diplegia (most common), spastic triplegia, spastic tetraplegia, spastic hemiplegia
Which phase of cardiac rehab is associated with close outpatient monitoring?
phase II
Normal Rate of FEV1 decrease per year
30 mL
Name this stage of lymphedema: fibrosis starts to develop
stage 2
for a patient with Erb's palsy who has less than antigravity strength after 6 months, what is the recommended treatment?
Surgical Referral
Name a surgical procedure for CP patients who is not responding to conversative measures as well as oral medication for spasticity
Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy
patient had a MI 1 week ago, as his rehab doctor and bestie, he is inquiring to you about when he can do the deeds again? what to do you tell him? describe the met equivalent of doing the deeds
Wait at least 2 weeks, MET equivalent is similar to walking 2 flights of stairs.
in a SCI, which is only lung value that goes up
Residual volume
Usage of busulfan, bleomycin can lead to which organ damage, and which condition
Lungs, pulmonary fibrosis
Reproduce the Galeazzi test on Bryan Lebron and describe its purpose.
flex hips and knees b/l looking at the level of knee, if one knee is lower it indicates hip dysplasia
describe the 5 stages of gross motor classification system
1) walks without limitation
2) use cane or side rail to walk
3) use walker
4) wheelchair (independently uses them)
5) wheelchair (someone else pushes them)
What is the term used to measure the maximum oxygen consumption that an individual can achieve during exercise? State the formula
VO2 max. Fick equation, VO2 max= CO*AVO2 difference
fyi: CO= HR*SV
In restrictive lung disease what happens to
TLC
VC
FEV1
decrease, decrease, normal
Also, more than 20 degrees of angulation
A 3 year old child burned entirety of his left arm, dorsal aspect of right leg, his entire back, what is the estimated BSA affected?
9+16+7.5= 32.5%
UE: 9 each
LE: 15 each
Trunk: 32
Groin: 1
Head: 19
Which nerve blocking agent can cause permanent dysesthesia? explain its MOA
Phenol, denatures protein and causes nerve destruction with axonal degeneration.
11-13,
as you improve can get to 12-16.
Describe the 5 stages of Moser classification
1) dyspnea on strenuous exertion
2) Dyspnea on stairs (normal with ADLs)
3) Dyspnea with certain ADLs
4) dyspnea with minimal exertion
5) dyspnea at rest
name at least 3 to get the points
1) intractable pain
2) pathologic fracture
3) impending pathologic fracture
4) neuro deficit