How would you grade her ankle strength? Imagine that Tina was unable to move her right ankle. You notice that her muscles contract as she attempts to dorsiflex her ankle, but no movement occurs. How would you grade her ankle strength? Place Your Order Here!
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.Which of the following tests should be done? If Tina had displayed limited abduction of the left shoulder, it would mean that: Suppose you noted that Tina’s left knee was swollen. Which of the following tests should be done? Place Your Order Here!
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What physical exam findings would you expect to find? An 86-year-old woman has been admitted to the Shadow General surgical floor after a knee replacement. She has a history of degenerative joint disease (DJD). What physical exam findings would you expect to find? Place Your Order Here!
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Which of the following musculoskeletal physical exam findings would you expect to find on this child? A 3-year-old child with Down’s syndrome is in the cardiac ICU of Shadow General Hospital following open heart surgery. Which of the following musculoskeletal physical exam findings would you expect to find on this child? Place Your Order Here!
what goals can you set for yourself for the next time you complete a similar assessment? After completing this assessment, what goals can you set for yourself for the next time you complete a similar assessment? Think about efficiency, organization, time management, and holistic care of the patient. Student Response: I think I would try to ask the questions as i am doing the physical assessment that way the time is cut in half and i can coordinate my questions for each system. Musculoskeletal Results | Turned
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What are the characteristics of inflammation? Because of her injury, Tina’s right ankle is inflamed. What are the characteristics of inflammation? Student Response:Redness, heat, swelling and pain. THese are the four basic characteristics of inflammation. Model Note:The classic local signs of inflammation are heat, redness, edema, pain, and loss of function. Systemic signs of inflammation
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When assessing Tina’s wrist, what range of motion would you expect? Student Response:I would expect 5/5 range of motion in her wrist. Model Note:Normal range of motion of the wrist joint includes flexion and extension, and abduction and adduction (also known as radial and ulnar movements). Place Your Order Here!
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When assessing Tina’s uninjured ankle, what range of motion would you expect of this joint? Student Response:I would expect 5/5 range of motion in her uninjured ankle. Model Note:Normal range of motion of the ankle joint includes dorsiflexion and plantarflexion, inversion and eversion, and abduction and adduction. Place Your Order Here!
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How would you grade her ankle strength? Imagine that Tina was unable to move her right ankle. You notice that her muscles contract as she attempts to dorsiflex her ankle, but no movement occurs. How would you grade her ankle strength? Correct:According to the Oxford Scale, a muscle group that has no mobility but displays
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Which of the following tests should be done? Suppose you noted that Tina’s left knee was swollen. Which of the following tests should be done? Correct:The bulge sign is a test for excess fluid accumulation in the knee. It is performed by rubbing the knee capsule in upward strokes to displace fluid and observing for
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