PCM2 Equipment/ Orthotics Competency

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monitor ICP, removes CSF/blood from ventricles; directly inserted into brain; used for brain injury, meningitis, tumor:

drains fluid from surgical site; used in post-surgical incision with excess drainage:

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preventative DVT by mimicking muscles of legs; surrounds LE; used on patients while hospitalized:

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rigid frame worn posteriorly; different levels of restriction at thoracic, lumbar, and lumbosacral segments:

monitors heart function; inserted on chest; used in ICU and cardiac floor:

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what is used for hypertonicity?

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donned following a compression fx and prevents further flexion:

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'peg tube'; admin nutrients, meds, fluids, obtain specimens; direct to stomach; used in swallow disorders, unconscious:

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TLSO do not fix scoliosis, they just prevent further damage to the spine

removes fluid/gas, eval GI, meds, provide food, get sample; through nares/esoph/stomach; used in dysphagia/unconscious:

measures blood pressure or gathers blood samples; used in any available artery; used for post cardiac monitoring:

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uses (-) pressure & medical sponge to promote heal/prep wound bed; used in chron/acute traum wounds, incisions, burns:

removes fluid, blood or air; surgically inserted into pleural chest cavity; used in alterat in fluid product/retention:

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used to insure total hip revision or ensure hip precautions:

what is not favored by PTs and will have to tx patient on sublux management and education on positioning:

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maximal stability to trunk; limits all planes of motion; used in significant trauma to spine:

uses positive pressure to propel air into pts lungs; on mouth or directly in trachea; used in ICU, home health, acute:

what is better for stabilization of injuries except for injuries at C1 and C2:

restricts flexion and encourages hyperext; limits rot and Sb to some degree:

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what allows no movement to cervical spine and requires mobility retraining during and following use of orthosis?

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detects subtle change in CV system; connected to internal jug/subclavian/femoral vein ends; used post-surgery:

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non invasice - donned following fx of cervical & small subluxations; points of control are mandible, occuput, forehead:

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a rigid semi collar(s) used in stable cervical fx, limits flex/ext/lateral flex/ rotation:

allows for distrib of meds, remov blood, assess cntrl ven press; directly into chest wall; used in bone mrrw transplant

used after a craniectomy; PT sure to note if wound is present on scalp:

provides fluids, nutrients, electrolytes, meds; connected to superficial arm/legs; used in general populations:

applies O2; connected to nose/ throat; used in patients with cardiopulmonary limitations:

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fixed to skull with 4 screws; donned following facet sublux and dislocations that are reduced w traction:

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used to drain urine from bladder; connect thru urethra maintained by tiny balloon; used during surgery/ LOF in bladder:

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used for cervical weakness or whiplash injury:

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measures ICP; connected by hole drilled in skull; used in closed head injury, CVA, brain tumor, overprod of CSF:

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used for vital signs; can be connected to finger/ear/forehead; used to test oxygen level in blood: