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21 Cards in this Set
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ATC
EAP ROM AROM |
Athletic trainer certified
Emergency action plan range of motion active range of motion |
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AAROM
PROM RROM MMT |
Active range of motion
passive range of motion resistive range of motion manual muscle test |
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MOI
S/S Tx Sx |
Mechanism of injury
signs and symptoms treatment surgery, symptoms |
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Hx
Rx Fx Dx |
history
prescription fracture diagnosis |
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qd
bid tid UE/LE |
everyday
twice a day three times a day upper or lower extremety |
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C/c
C/o ADL FB |
Chief complaint
Complaint of activities of daily life full weight bearing |
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WNL
S/P Mm Nn |
Within normal limit
status post muscle nerve |
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LOC
D/c DOB DOI |
Loss of conciousness
discharge date of birth date of injury |
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DOS
DOE p.o. prn |
Date of surgery
Date of exam/evaluation by mouth as needed |
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R/O
N BP AC |
Rule out
normal blood pressure before meals |
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PC
Y.O. C. S. |
After meals
year old with with out |
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HR
IR/ER PF/DF RTP |
heart rate
internal external rotation plantar dorsi flexion return to play |
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F/U
ACI HA or H/A MRI NKA |
follow up
approved certified instructor magnetic resonance imaging headache no known allergy |
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NSAID
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Non steriodal anti-inflamatory drugs
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HOPS and SOAP
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History, observation, palpation, special tests
Subjective, Objective, Assesment, Plan |
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MOI for pes planus
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Overweight
genetic overuse hard surfaces improper shoes |
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pes cavus MOI
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Congenital or tight archiles tendon
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what is morton's toe, and what is the tx
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Second metatarsal longer than the first
rest, doughnut, ultrasound, surgery |
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Difference between hammer toe and claw toe?
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Hammer toe is flexion at PIP, extension at DIP
Claw is Flexion deformity at both both are teated with proper shoes, tape, sx |
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What is turf toe?
What is a lisfrank sprain? |
Sprain of first MTP
Mid foot sprain |
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What is Morton's Neuroma
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Irritation of nerve plexus to metatarsal heads. Caused by fallen arches, mortons toe, hallux valgus
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