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COMMON CHILDHOOD CANCERS

•___ 30%
•Brain tumors 22%
•Neuroblastoma 7%
•Wilms tumor 6%
•Bone cancers: osteosarcoma/ewings sarcoma 3%
•Hodgkins and non-hodgkins lymphoma
•Rhabdomyosarcoma
•Retinoblastoma
Leukemia
MEDICAL INTERVENTION

Chemotherapy
Radiation Therapy
Surgery
Transplant
-Stem Cell
-Bone ___
Marrow
COMMON CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC DRUGS

V___
C___
M___
D___
P___
D___

Can it be? Can it be ___
will E cayote went ___
Dexa, Doxo
Vincristine
Cisplatin
Methotrexate
Dexamethasone
Prednisone
Doxorubicin
CHEMOTHERAPY EFFECTS

Early Effects:

•Hair loss
•Pain
•Fatigue
•___ pain
•Paresthesias
•Peripheral ___
Bone

neuropathy
CHEMOTHERAPY EFFECTS

Late Effects:

•Bone pain
•Peripheral neuropathy
•___ loss
•Ataxia
•___ DTRs
•Myopathy
•Osteonecrosis
•Osteoporosis
Hearing

Decreased
RADIATION THERAPY EFFECTS

Early Effects:

•Skin redness
•Blistering
•Hair loss
•___
•Fatigue
•Cognitive Deficits
Fibrosis
RADIATION THERAPY EFFECTS

Late Effects

•Fibrosis
•Pathologic ___
•Bone Growth Abnormalities
•Osteonecrosis, osteoporosis
•___ necrosis
•Cardiac problems
•Htn
Fracture

Avascular
PHYSICAL THERAPY SYSTEMS REVIEW

Integumentary
•Bruising; skin temp/color/texture

Cardiovascular/ Pulmonary
•Respiratory rate; heart rate, exertion, fatigue

Neuromuscular
•Pain
•Sensation
•Antalgic gait
•Guarding
•Muscle tone –increased or decreased
•Paralysis
•Cognitive deficit
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SYSTEMS REVIEW

MUSCULOSKELETAL

Range of Motion
•Joint contracture or foot drop
•Goniometry
•Functional ROM

Strength
•MMT
•Dynamometer
•Functional ability
--PEDI

Postural alignment

QOL
•Pediatric Quality of Life Scale

Developmental Skills
•Standardized tests

Locomotion/ Gait
•Walking tests
•TUG
•Timed Up and Down Stairs

Balance
•Pediatric Balance Test
ok
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSESSMENT

•Impairments
•Activity Limitation
•Participation
•Environmental/ Personal Factors
•QOL
ok
EXERCISE GUIDELINES

Monitor
•Vital signs
•Patient pallor
•Fatigue level
•Bruising
•Petechiae
•Patient report

Be aware of
•Medical Interventions –Lumbar puncture; bone marrow testing; chemo infusion
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EXERCISE GUIDELINES

NO EXERCISE IF:
•Platelet count < ___
•Hemoglobin < 8
•WBC < ___
< 20,000

< 5,000
EXERCISE GUIDELINES

LIGHT EXERCISE IF:
•Platelet count ___
•Hemoglobin ___
•WBC >5000
20,000-50,000

8-10
EXERCISE GUIDELINES

RESISTIVE EXERCISE IF:
•Platelet count > ___
•Hemoglobin >___
•WBC > 5000
> 50,000

>10
EXERCISE GUIDELINES

NORMAL VALUES:

•Platelets ___/ul

•Hemoglobin ___ G/100 ml

•WBC ___/mm
•Platelets 150,000-350,000/ul

•Hemoglobin 10-13 G/100 ml

•WBC 4500-11,000/mm
PATIENT
•3 y/o
•Presenting symptoms = excessive bruising; antalgic gait
•Diagnosed with ALL
•Chemotherapy protocol:
•Prednisone, Dexamethasone
•Vincristine
•Doxorubicin
•Methotrexate
•3 years
PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE
•Parents report patient c/o of pain when walking; previously age appropriate motor skills
•FACES scale: no pain at rest; 5 (>) with standing or assisted walking
•Asks parent for assist with all transfers; content to sit in play; does not try to keep up with siblings
•Note increased exertion with assisted transitions; note increased RR and paucity to perform
KNOWN RISKS OF RECENT CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT

Vincristine

•___ pain
•Weakness
•Parasthesias
•Peripheral neuropathy
•___ dysfunction
Leg

Motor
KNOWN RISKS OF RECENT CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT

Steroids

•Osteonecrosis
•Osteoporosis
•___ muscle weakness
•Growth ___
Proximal

suppression
KNOWN RISKS OF RECENT CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT

Doxorubicin

•Bone marrow ___
•___ toxicity
•Myocarditis
suppression

Cardio
KNOWN RISKS OF RECENT CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT

Methotrexate

•___
•Osteopenia
•Osteoporosis
•Bone fracture
•___ deficits
•Coordination impairments
Arthralgia

Visual spatial
IMPAIRMENTS
•Weakness
•Deconditioning
•Pain

Monitor for:
•Peripheral neuropathy, osteonecrosis, fx, visual perceptual deficits, coordination
impairment, SOB
ok
ACTIVITY AND PARTICIPATION LIMITATIONS
•Unable to move comfortably without assistance from parent/ caregiver
•Unable to play with siblings/ peers
•Unable to locomote independently
ok
PHYSICAL THERAPY PLAN OF CARE
•Goal –Patient will stand at table in play for 3 minutes without c/o of pain 2 out of 5 trials.
•Activity –supported standing at chest height table
•Motivation –stickers and paper; toys on table for play
•Feedback –hands on with verbal feedback
•Increase Challenge -?
•Decrease Challenge -?
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