Total Hip Replacement, Part 1: Initial Assessment in Acute Care
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Just 48 hours post total hip replacement (THR), the therapist begins the treatment session by assessing the patient’s level of pain. The therapist also checks the dressing on the surgical site, takes the patient’s blood pressure and asks questions in
Just 48 hours post total hip replacement (THR), the therapist begins the treatment session by assessing the patient’s level of pain. The therapist also checks the dressing on the surgical site, takes the patient’s blood pressure and asks questions in
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Hip Fracture Part 1: Self Care at the Sink
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This 79-year-old woman suffered a fracture of the left femur and was admitted to the skilled nursing facility 3 weeks ago. She performs grooming and hygiene tasks at the sink and her blood pressure and heart rate are monitored before and after ADLs.
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Hip Fracture Part 3: Discussion with OT and PT
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This 79-year-old patient has made progress following a femur fracture. Her occupational therapist and physical therapist discuss allowing her to use a commode in her room after safety training with her CNAs.
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Femur Fracture, 5 Weeks Post Surgery: Beginning Ambulation and Sidestepping
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The PT changes the environment to facilitate weight shift over the weak lower extremity and initiate side-stepping with this 71 year-old patient. The session ends with Mrs. Torres in the wheelchair and talking to the PT about her fears.
