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The goals of the interview w pt include
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
a. Discovering information leading to diagnosis and management
b. Providing information to the pt concerning diagnosis
c. Negotiation management; it is not something to be inflexibly imposed but must be considered in light of the pt's life situation
d. Establishing a joint effort regarding positive health behavioral change and disease prevention
e. Supporting the emotional and spiritual needs inherent in the impact of disease and illness
Ethics provides a disciplined approach to undertanding and to determing ultimate behavior. Several concepts must be considered:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
a. Autonomy
b. Beneficence
c. Nonmaleficence
d. Utilitarianism
e. fairness and justice
f. Deontologic imperatives
Beneficence
The clinican needs to do good for the patient
Nonmaleficence
The clinician must do no harm to the patient
Examination and findings
Inspection
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
a. Begin your examination of the musculoskeletal system by observing the gait and posture when the pt enters the examining room
b. Inspect the ant, post, lat aspects of pt's posture
c. Note any lordosis, kyphosis, or scoliosis
d. observe the extremities for overall size, gross deformity, bony enlargement, alignment, contour, and symmetry of length and position
e. Expect to find bilateral symmetry in length, circumference, alignment, and the position and number of skin folds
Palpation
a.
b.
c.
d.
a. Palpate all bones, joints and surrounding muscles
b. Note any heat, tenderness, swelling, fluctuation of a joint (associated w effusion), crepitus, and resistance to pressure
c. Muscle tone should be firm, not hard or doughy
d. Spasticity is an increase in muscle tone
Range of motion
a.
b.
a. Examine both the active and passive range of motion for each major joint and its related muscle groups
b. Pain, limitation of motion, spastic movement, joint instability, deformity, and contracture suggest a problem w the joint, related muscle group or nerve supply
Muscle Strength
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0. No evidence of movement
1. Trace of movement
2. Full range of motion, but not against gravity
3. Full ROM, against gravity but not against resistance
4. Full ROM, against gravity and some resistance, but weak
5. Full ROM, against gravity, full resistance
ROM
TMJ
Open and close:
Laterally move the jaw side to side
Strength of the ___ & ___ muscles is evaluated by asking the pt to clench teeth while you palpate the contracted muscles and apply opposing force. CN___ is simultaneously tested w this maneuver.
3-6cm
1-2cm
temporalis
masseter
V
ROM
C-spine
Flexion
Hyperextension
Lateral bending
Rotation
___ & ___ muscles are evaluated w pt maintaining each of the above position while you apply opposing force.
W rotation, CN___ is simultaneously tested
45
45
40
70
SCM
Trap
XI
ROM
Thoracic and Lumbar spine
Flex
Hyperext
Lateral bending
Rotation
75-90
30
35
30
ROM
Shoulder
Shrug
Flex
Hyperext
Abd
Add
IR
ER
Symmetrically
180
50
180
50
55
45
ROM
Elbow
Carrying angle
Cubitus valgus
Cubitus varus
Flex
Full Ext
Pronation
Supination
5-15 laterally
A lateral angle exceeding 15
A medical carrying angle
160
180
90
90
Hands & Wrist
Deviation of fingers to the ulnar side and swan neck or boutonniere deformities of the fingers usually indicates ___
rheumatoid arthritis
Heberden nodes
Distal Interphalangeal joints
Bouchard
Proximal Interphalangeal joint
Hands
Metacarpophalangeal flex
Hyperextension as much as
90
20-45
Wrist
Flex
Hyperext
W palm side down, turn each hand to the R and L: Radial motion; Ulnar motion
80
70
20
30
ROM
Hip
While supine, raise the leg w knee extended above the body
up to 90 degrees of hip flex
ROM
Hip
Hyperext
30
ROM
Hip
While supine, raise one knee to the chest while keeping the other leg straight
Hip flex of 120 degrees
ROM
Hip
IR
ER
40
45
ROM
Legs & Knees
Q-Angle
Genu valgum
Genu varum
Genu recurvatum
less than 15
Knock knees
Bowleg
Excessive hyperextension of the knee w WB may indicate weakness of the quadriceps muscles
ROM
Legs and knees
Flex
Hyperext
130
up to 15
ROM
Feet and Ankles
Dorsiflexion
Plantar flex
Inversion
Eversion
Abd
Add
20
45
30
20
10
20