Wound Care and Rehabilitation Protocols
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Wound Care and Rehabilitation Protocols

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Wound Care Management

  • Changing wound dressings daily improves healing; neglect may lead to maceration of surrounding skin when dressing changed infrequently.
  • Maceration occurs when skin is constantly wet, leading to skin breakdown.

Electrical Stimulation Protocols

  • Functional electrical stimulation can be used to improve quadriceps strength.
  • A 5:1 on:off time ratio leads to rapid muscle fatigue compared to other ratios.

Goniometry in Elbow Assessment

  • For accurate measurement of elbow flexion, stabilize the distal end of the humerus.

Post-Polio Syndrome Characteristics

  • Patients with post-polio syndrome exhibit weakness, endurance issues, and functional activity limitations, but sensation is typically unaffected.

Respiratory Auscultation

  • High-pitched sounds during exhalation heard in chronic bronchitis patients correspond to wheezes, indicating narrowed airways.

Metabolic Syndrome Understanding

  • The predominant risk factor associated with metabolic syndrome is obesity coupled with a sedentary lifestyle.

Walker Height Assessment

  • If elbow flexion is measured at 35 degrees while using a walker, the walker is likely too high, impacting patient comfort and mobility.

Osteogenesis Imperfecta Classification

  • Genetic inheritance patterns are crucial for distinguishing types of osteogenesis imperfecta among patients.

Homonymous Hemianopsia Impact

  • A patient with right homonymous hemianopsia will struggle most to reach objects on the right side of the table due to visual field loss.

Patellofemoral Syndrome Mechanics

  • Patients with patellofemoral syndrome experience increased knee pain descending stairs primarily due to eccentric quadriceps activity.

Klinefelter Syndrome Etiology

  • Klinefelter syndrome is classified as a sex chromosome aneuploidy disorder, resulting from the presence of an extra X chromosome in males.

Pain Management Evaluation

  • If the current patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) protocol is inadequate, consulting the patient's nurse is the most appropriate immediate action.

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This quiz covers essential topics in wound care management, electrical stimulation protocols for muscle strength, and assessment techniques for elbow flexion. It also delves into post-polio syndrome characteristics and respiratory auscultation related to chronic conditions. Test your knowledge on these critical aspects of healthcare and rehabilitation.

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