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What % if UE amps are from trauma

Males?
- 40%

- 4:1
Goals of early preprosthetic care
1. promote limb shrinkage and shaping
2. desensitize
3. maintain ROM
4. Increase strength
5. Max ADL's
6. if myoeletric - determine muscle site
7. educate and make goals
How to limb shrink and shape (5)
- figure 8
- distal to prox
- NEVER CIRCULAR
- reapply every 3-4 hours
- only take off to bathe
techniques to desensitize (5)
- massage
- tapping
- vibration
- pressure
- texture exposure
What is phantom limb sensation
- ability to perceive cortical images of the lost limb
- *almost every acquired amp
- does not need to be treated
What is phantom limb pain

occurs at:
- can begin immediate post amp but should go away
- if interferes with life for more than 6 weeks, must be aggressively treated

*occurs at somatosensory cortex
What is residual limb pain

3 causes
- pain that doesnt descend into phantom

-neuroma
- poorly fitting prosthesis
- physical changes
4 top developmental signs that a child is ready for a prosthetic
1. sits without support
2. explores residual limb while supine
3. tries to hold object in elbow fold or agianst body
4. responds to verbal instructions
Most frequent amp recommended

- most common hook
- Voluntary opening hook

- Hosmer-Dorrance
How does voluntary opening work
- force prehension determined by rubber bands

- each rubber band produces 1 pound of prehensile force
What are wrist units

3 positions
- connect terminal device to prosthetic forearm

- neutral, 25 deg, 50 deg flexion
TRaining for prosthetic time
- 15-30 min 3x/day
How to open device

- below elbow amp

- above elbow amp
- scap abduction and shoulder flexion

- shoulder flexion
how to lock the elbow
- down, back , out

- shoulder depression, humeral extension. shoulder abduction
Myoprosthetic
- what does size of signal depend on
- number of motor units recruited and their firing rates
- then amplified
Best fit
- below elbow amp
Advantages of MYO
- requires less body motion
- more normal looking
- no harness
- ease in all planes
Disadvantages of MYO
- cost
- fragile
- weight
- noise
- socket heat
- no in wet/dirty places
advantages of conventional prostheisis
- easy to maintain
- cheap
- reliable
What is a hyprid system
- combines body powered and externally powered components
Advantage of hybrid
- lighter
- smaller harness
- decreased cost
Disadvantage of prosthetic wear
- impede function
- reduce sensation
- hard to skin match