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What is a primary etiology associated with osteonecrosis?
What is a primary etiology associated with osteonecrosis?
- Infection
- Interruption of blood supply (correct)
- Increased calcium levels
- Genetic disorders
Which symptom is commonly associated with osteonecrosis?
Which symptom is commonly associated with osteonecrosis?
- Pain even at rest (correct)
- Fever and chills
- Swelling of the region
- Numbness in the area
What massage consideration should be taken into account for osteonecrosis patients?
What massage consideration should be taken into account for osteonecrosis patients?
- Frequent deep tissue massage
- Avoid treatment until cleared by doctors (correct)
- Use heat therapy before massage
- Immediate mobilization of the affected area
Which of the following factors can complicate osteonecrosis treatment?
Which of the following factors can complicate osteonecrosis treatment?
What is a recommended approach to manage limited range of motion (ROM) due to osteonecrosis?
What is a recommended approach to manage limited range of motion (ROM) due to osteonecrosis?
Which of the following is NOT a common etiology for osteonecrosis?
Which of the following is NOT a common etiology for osteonecrosis?
In the context of osteonecrosis, what should be prioritized after medical interventions like surgery?
In the context of osteonecrosis, what should be prioritized after medical interventions like surgery?
What is the outcome of untreated osteonecrosis in terms of mobility?
What is the outcome of untreated osteonecrosis in terms of mobility?
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Bone Pathology
Bone Pathology
A study of diseases affecting bones
Etiology (Bone Pathology)
Etiology (Bone Pathology)
Causes of bone diseases and injuries
Symptoms (Bone Pathology)
Symptoms (Bone Pathology)
Physical signs and feelings accompanying bone diseases
Massage Considerations (Bone Pathology)
Massage Considerations (Bone Pathology)
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Osteonecrosis
Osteonecrosis
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Ischemia
Ischemia
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Fractures
Fractures
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Thrombosis
Thrombosis
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Embolism
Embolism
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Sickle Cell Disease
Sickle Cell Disease
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Limited ROM
Limited ROM
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Associated Pathology
Associated Pathology
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Study Notes
Bone Pathology Assignment
- Objective: Enhance study techniques and create usable charts/templates for learned content in weeks 9-11. Make connections to massage considerations for each condition.
- Method: Students should create a usable study aid, exploring concepts and improving academic performance.
- Sources: Students may use internet sources but should prioritize course textbook (Porth), and use that as a primary source of truth. Other program texts (Rattray, Moore and Magee) are also valuable resources.
- Submission: Submit via the Dropbox in the Evaluations Module by Friday November 22nd at 11:59 pm.
- Marks: 51 marks (10% of overall grade).
Bone Pathology Details
- Pathology: Osteonecrosis
- Etiology: Interruption of blood supply to the marrow (ischemia), trauma or fractures, thrombosis, embolism, sickle cell disease.
- Symptoms: Bone death, Pain even at rest, mobility issues (limited by ROM).
- Massage Considerations: Often treated by massage after medical interventions like surgery. Risk of infection for client. Avoid treating until cleared by doctors. Treat associated pathology if area is immobilized.
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