Which complication of diabetes can lead to blindness?
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Which symptom is most associated with diabetic ketoacidosis…
Which symptom is most associated with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)?
Which type of transformer has a TR less than 1 ?
Which type of transformer has a TR less than 1 ?
According to structural design, which type of transformer ha…
According to structural design, which type of transformer has no ferromagnetic bar inside the core of both primary and secondary winding?
Monitoring a patient on a high-dose aspirin regimen includes…
Monitoring a patient on a high-dose aspirin regimen includes:
Which of the following gait patterns would be MOST appropria…
Which of the following gait patterns would be MOST appropriate for this patient at this time with the above evaluative findings
Provide a specific MMT that would cause this deviation. Give…
Provide a specific MMT that would cause this deviation. Give both the MMT score and the muscle involved.
A patient presents with a positive Trendelenburg. Describe…
A patient presents with a positive Trendelenburg. Describe what the PTA would observe during qualitative gait analysis of this patient’s gait pattern?
Match the following prosthetic progression exercises to the…
Match the following prosthetic progression exercises to the gait deviation they are commonaly utilized to treat
Initial Evaluation: Hx: Pt is 68 y/o with R TKA 5 days ag…
Initial Evaluation: Hx: Pt is 68 y/o with R TKA 5 days ago secondary to OA; PWB RLE S: c/o of nausea O: Strength: BUE: MMT 5/5 for all musculature LLE: MMT 5/5 for all musculature RLE: MMT 5/5 for hip and ankle RLE: MMT 3-/5 Quads; MMT 4/5 hamstrings ROM: BUE: WNL LLE: WNL RLE: WNL with exception of right Knee Right knee: AROM 15 – 50 PROM: 10 – 55 Bed Mobility: min asst of 1 Transfers: min asst of 1 Gait: not assessed secondary to nausea A: Goals: 1. Increase Right quad/ham strength to 5/5 2. Pt. will be independent with transfers & ambulation on level and uneven surfaces with assistive device PWB RLE 3. Provide equipment as needed to reach maximum function at discharge P: PT P.O.C 1. Gait training 2. Transfer training 3. Modalities to increase quad strength 4. Ther ex 5. Discharge planning for equipment and recommendations (no physician protocol ordered) What is the most appropriate assistive device for this patient?