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The Hazards of Immobility

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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1.

The Hazards of Immobility

Chapter 31 Musculoskeletal
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2.

Think Why

congenital Disease vs. Degenerative Disease
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Congenital Disease

what are some that we've talked about?
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Degenerative

think about the effects on their body
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Infection

how can that cause immobility?
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injury

no one thinks it will happen until it does...
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Sports Injury

the nurse's role in assessment...
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Contusion

More than a bruise...explosion into the soft Tissue
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crush injuries

these injuries can damage multiple systems in the body at one time
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Dislocations
Sprains, and Strains

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Fracture

hairline and up...
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Fracture

what does it do to the body?
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Epiphyseal Injury

weakest point of a long bone
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damage to the growth plate

can permanently affect growth
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Compartment Syndrome

Permanent Damage in 4-6 hours
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Spica Cast

all the way up the trunk
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Let's talk about traction

and also counter traction...
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Let me see your Halo..

Cervical Traction
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not the kind of distraction

we are talking about
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amputation

why do we do this?
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Hip Dysplasia
+ Ortolani manuever one leg will be shorter than the other if unilateral

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Barlow

What about MR. Barlow? He has a maneuever as well...
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Pavlik harness

"whew-if I was over 6 months I'd be in a spica cast!"
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Club Foot

Get ready for some Latin!
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Types

  • Talipes varus: inversion or bending inward
  • Talipes valgus: eversion or bending out
  • Talipes equinus plantar flexion with toes lower than the heel
  • Talipes calcaneus: dorsiflexion with toes higher than the heel
  • I don't know why we kept them latin, but he thinks they're great.
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Prostethics

we've come a long way
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can't fix?

replace...
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osteogenesis

imperfecta
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curvature of the spine

the nurse's role...
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Bone Infection

osteomyELitis
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no using your limb

until the infection is healed silly.
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Arthritis

How is septic ARTHRITIS NOT A BONE INFECTION HMMMM?
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Sarcoma

and bone loving Cancer
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Juvenile Arthritis

How can that Be
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Lupus

more than "auto immune thing..."
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remember

Healthy Bodies move-be a good role model!
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