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37 Cards in this Set
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Screen for inappropriate situations:
contraindications, wrong services, misuderstanding of appropriate services. These are what part of The Consultation? |
The First Appointment
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Gather Information, Determine coarse of treatment, Communication must be clear.
Rapport, Observing and Mirroring, Practitioner's communication. These are what part of The Consultation? |
The Consultation
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*Most extensive.
*Forms filled out, assessment is done, policies are set, treatment plan created. *Informed consent. These are what part of The Consultation? |
Preliminary Consultation
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Subjective.
Objective. Assessment or Application. Planning. These are what part of The Consultation? |
S.O.A.P. Charting
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Client Intake.
Techniques for Assessment. Subjective & Objective Info. Observation. These are what part of Therapeutic Procedure? |
Assessment
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*Clients ability to move
*Note pain *Note limits |
Active Movements
(which is under Range of Motion) |
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*Practitioner moves clients joints.
Note catches, pain, end feel. Bursitis.or Capsulitis. Conditions of inert tissues. |
Passive Movements
(which is under Range of Motion) |
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Observing the manner in which a person walks to determine constrictions or related conditions
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Gait Assessment
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Viewed from the back, front, and both sides.
Steps - even & smooth. Legs - direction in line of movement. |
Gait Assessment
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Torso - balanced above center of gravity, pelvis shifts side to side, gently.
Arms swing easily, opposite legs, thumbs forward. Head - balanced. |
Gait Assessment
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SOAP Charting:
-initial interview -info client gives you -client's goals & expectations -used to design session. These are Objective or Subjective? |
Subjective
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SOAP Charting:
-info therapist gathers -therapist treatment gaols noted here -used to design session. These are Objective or Selective? |
Objective
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The change in the quality of the movement as the end of a movement is achieved is
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End feel
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Bone against bone
(normal, i.e. Elbow extension) |
Hard End Feel
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Cushioned soft tissue limitation (normal, i.e. Elbow flextion)
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Soft End Feel
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Speak
Invite Reflect |
Interactive Speaking
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Outline used to develope Treatment
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Treatment Plan
(SOAP) |
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Facial expression
Posture gestures |
Non-Verbal communication
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A client's written authorization for professional services
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Informed Consent
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Bilateral discrepencies
Symmetry Gait should all be done during what part of The Assessment? |
Observation
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the fibrous tissues that have tensions placed on them during muscular contraction
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Contractile tissues
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the tissues that are not contractile such as bone, ligament, and nerves
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Inert tissues
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A condition with a sudden onset and relatively short duration
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Acute
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A lingering or ongoing condition
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Chronic
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Histamine
Vasodilation Swelling Heat RICE |
Acute Phase
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Auditory
Kinesthetic Visual are |
Three methods most people take in information
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Long range goal setting
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6 to 10 sessions
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Short range goal setting
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1 to 4 sessions
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what stimulates sympathetic reflex effect?
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Cold
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what stimulates parasympathetic reflex effect?
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Heat
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Solid
Vapor Liquid are? |
Three forms of Water
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Largest percentage of our body weight
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Water
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effective medium for application of thermal (hot/cold) precedures because it surrounds the body part?
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Water
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What is an excellent conductor of heat/cold & aborbs heat?
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Water
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A result of Hydrotherapy produced by pressure exerted on surface of body by sprays, whirlpool baths and friction is?
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Mechanical
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A result of Hydrotherapy produce by application of water at temperature above/below that of the body (wraps, baths, packs that raise or lower temp of the body) is ?
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Thermal
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A result of Hydrotherapy produced by drinking water as an aid to digestion, elimination is?
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Chemical
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