'Lower extremity' diaporamas de présentation

THE SKELETON

THE SKELETON. CHAPTER 7 9/30/2007. Introduction . A strong, yet light, internal support for the human body The skeleton is adapted for the protection, locomotor, and manipulative functions The upright stance increases the ability of the skeletal muscle to resist gravity. Introduction .

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S troke

Jody L. Zak MS, PA-C. S troke. 1. What are the 2 types of Stroke? 2. Most common type of Stroke? 3 . I nitial workup includes (#1 priority)? 4 . What is the most common scale used when assessing possible Stroke patients?

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The Librarian as Gerontologist

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JOINT NEUROPSYCH CONFERENCE

JOINT NEUROPSYCH CONFERENCE. BLOCK 5B. The patient is LM, a 31/M, a heavy alcoholic drinker, but otherwise a previously healthy individual with no known comorbidities . Typhoon Ondoy occurred and flooded the streets a week prior to admission. 3 days PTA,

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Research Priorities in Venous Disease

Research Priorities in Venous Disease. Mark H. Meissner, MD Professor of Surgery University of Washington School of Medicine Seattle, WA. Research Priorities in Venous Disease 27 Original Questions.

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Definition

Definition. Circulatory system failure to supply oxygen and nutrients to meet cellular metabolic demands . Shock. Classification and causes: Hypovolemic Distributive Cardiogenic Obstructive dissociative. Hemodynamics. Textbook of Pediatric Advanced Life Support, 1988.

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Falls

Falls. ?????????????? ???????????? ????????????? ??????????????????. Fall in the elderly : Is it important ? . Ac. confusion. Falls. Geriatric Giants. Immobility. Incontinence. Pressure sore. Usual causes of falls Intrinsic factors Extrinsic factors. Intrinsic muscle weakness

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PREOPERATIVE CARDIAC EVALUATION : REAPPRAISAL OF CURRENT PRACTICE PARADIGMS

PREOPERATIVE CARDIAC EVALUATION : REAPPRAISAL OF CURRENT PRACTICE PARADIGMS. Martin R. Back, MD Associate Professor, USF Division of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery, Chief, Vascular Surgery, JA Haley VA. OVERVIEW. How common are adverse cardiac events ?

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TRAUMA SGD

Block 5A Gabatino , Gauiran , Go, Gomez, Gonzales E, Gonzales L, Granada. TRAUMA SGD . General Data. OR 54/M RC Sta Ana, Manila Right handed c/c injuries secondary to vehicular crash. History of Present Illness. DOI: 12/14/09 (3 days post injury) TOI: 6pm

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Case Study #2

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Podiatric Medicine

Podiatric Medicine. New York College of Podiatric Medicine Overview for Lafayette College . What is podiatric medicine?. Podiatric medicine is the highly specialized branch of medicine

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AB Clincopathologic Conference (CPC) 5/20/2016

AB Clincopathologic Conference (CPC) 5/20/2016. Neurology Resident : Thomas Shoemaker,MD Pathologist: Geoffrey Murdoch,MD. History.

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Case 3

Case 3 . nephrOtic sydnrome. Glenda is a 48 year-old woman who presents to you (her GP) saying that her legs have been swollen for a month. On examination you find that she has pitting oedema in both legs up to her knees.

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EZ BOOT WHO: PT, Rehab, Inpatient, Outpatient, supply centers, hospitals, long term care

EZ BOOT WHO: PT, Rehab, Inpatient, Outpatient, supply centers, hospitals, long term care WHAT: EZ Boot, 20 years old, multi podus boot, anti-rotation boot, toe lift/toe guard, fleece lined,

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Bones of the Lower Extremity

Bones of the Lower Extremity. Pelvis. The pelvis consists of: Broad, flaring part of the hip bone Helps form the hip Lower, posterior part of the hip. Pelvis. More delicate for child bearing purposes More relaxed and the sacrum is less curved. Pelvis. Heavier and thicker

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Open Joint Injuries

Open Joint Injuries. Overview. Signs Treatment Joint Sepsis Hip Wounds Special Considerations for the Shoulder. Signs. Open joint injuries are usually no immediately life-threatening, but must be addressed within 6 hours to prevent development of potentially life threatening infection

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Manual muscle testing

Manual muscle testing. Lower extremity. Tibialis anterior Peroneal longus/brevis/tertius Flexor hallicus longus Extensor hallicus Extensor digitorum foot Posterior tibialis Gastrocnemius Soleus. Lower extremity cont. Vastus medialis Rectus femoris Ilio tibial band/tensor fascia latae

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CAN ILIOPSOAS MUSCLE CONTRIBUTE STIFF KNEE GAIT PATTERN? A PRELIMINARY STUDY

CAN ILIOPSOAS MUSCLE CONTRIBUTE STIFF KNEE GAIT PATTERN? A PRELIMINARY STUDY. Ekin N. Akalan 1,4, Shavkat N. Kuchimov 2, Adnan Apti 3 and Yener Temelli 4 . 1.Istanbul University, Faculty of Health Science, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Division and

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