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15 Cards in this Set
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Define LOC
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Range of Motion
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Define ROM
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Range of Motion
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Define ADL'S
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Activities of Daily Living
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What are the components of the mental status portion of the neuro exam?
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-AOx3 -Analitical Skill
-Mood/Affect -Judgement -Location -Memory -Abstract Understanding -Motor Sensory -Follow Direction |
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What needs to be discussed while collecting the history of the Neuro Exam?
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-Client Family Neuro Background
-Dry Mouth -Meds -Culture -Head Injury -Dev Status -Pain -Strength -Memory -Vertigo -Nausea -Headach -Vertigo -Vision Changes |
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What is a DTR?
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Deep Tendon Reflex.
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List Deep Tendon Reflexes.
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Biceps Triceps Patellar
Achillies Brachial Radialis |
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What is the Normal Reflex to a DTR?
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A Reflex graded between 0-2
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What is Clonus?
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Repetative Response to a DTR.
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What is Crepitus?
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Crunching Noise or the of a Joint.
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Describe the difference between Active and Passive ROM.
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Active is when the client is able to move a joint under their own muscle control.
Passive is when the the joint can be moved by another person. This might be used to determine at what degree a joint experiences contracture. |
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Describe Scoliosis.
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A curvature of the spine.
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Describe Lordosis.
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Sway back, as durring pregnancy.
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Describe Kyphosis.
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An exaggeration or angulation of the normal posterior curve of the spine, giving rise to the condition commonly known as humpback, hunchback, or Pott's curvature.
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What should be included in the History Portion of the Musculoskeletal System?
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Strength Pain Injury Redness
Gait Smoking Meds Spasam Surgery Caffine Alcohol Exercise Falls Sun Exposure Symentry Mobility Changes ROM Changes |
