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Musculoskeletal Conditions
lower limb amputations occur 3 times more likely than upper - ✔✔what is more common, lower limb
amputations or upper limb?

Trauma - ✔✔What is the most common cause of upper limb amputations?

peripheral vascular disease and diabetes - ✔✔What are the most common causes of lower limb
amputations?

pain free and functional - ✔✔The goal of amputation survey is for a visual limb to be ____ ___ and
______

transhumeral - ✔✔amputation above the elbow

transradial - ✔✔amputation below the elbow

transmetacarpal - ✔✔amputation below the wrist

transfemoral - ✔✔amputation above the knee
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transmetatarsal - ✔✔amputation below the ankle

across the joint such as a hip, wrist, elbow or shoulder - ✔✔disarticulation amputation

Syme's amputation - ✔✔what is an ankle disarticulation called?

delayed healing, necrosis and skin graft adherence to the bone - ✔✔What are skin complications
during the post-operative and preprosthetic phase?

Phantom limb pain - ✔✔Phantom _____ _____ is a sensation that appears to occur in the missing
limb such as stabbing, cramping, burning or throbbing

Phantom sensation - ✔✔____ _____ is the sensation of the limb that is no longer there

residual limb support; anti tippers - ✔✔Wheelchairs for lower limb amputations require ___ ____
____; large rear wheels should be placed further back to counterbalance missing limbs and
wheelchair should have ____




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active prosthesis, cable driven and uses gross proximal body movements - ✔✔body-powered
prosthesis

myoelectric prosthesis - ✔✔electrically powered prosthesis AKA what?

uses muscle surface electricity to control TD, increased grip force and more natural appearance -
✔✔electrically powered prosthesis

must have two muscle sites - ✔✔electrically powered prosthesis must have how many muscle sites
that fit within prosthesis to provide signal?

combines body-powered and electrically powered - ✔✔hybrid prosthesis

hybrid prosthesis - ✔✔what is the most common prosthesis for transhumeral amputation?

cosmetic, static and does not have grasp - ✔✔passive prosthesis

designed for particular activity or task - ✔✔activity-specific prosthesis

operation of each component of upper limb prosthesis - ✔✔Prosthesis control training includes
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integration of prosthesis components for efficient assist during functional use - ✔✔prosthesis use
training includes

identifying optimal position of each position unit (wrist, elbow) to perform activity or grasp object -
✔✔prepositioning training includes

TD control during grasp activities - ✔✔prehension training includes

control and use of prosthesis during functional activities (incorporation of TD as functional assist and
focus on problem-solving approach) - ✔✔functional training includes

train client in activity-specific prosthesis - ✔✔adaptive sports and recreation includes

1. superficial and deep heat to increase tissue extensibility
2. slow stretch
3. static splinting
4. serial, progressive static splinting
5. dynamic splinting - ✔✔What are the 5 steps in treatment of contractures?



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