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You are observing a doctor performing the ballard scoring. As a student nurse you
know that if the doctor bilaterally flex the elbows up hold about 5 seconds, then
extend arms down next to side and release then observe elbow angle and movement
pull back of the arm is of which neuromuscular maturity?
a. Square window
b. Scarf sign
c. Popliteal angle
d. Arm recoil
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- Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets. Reset Help Lamina Superior articular tacet Tranaverse process Pedicle Dens Infernior articular process Spinous proces Body 201 Pen Econ cMedial epicondyle: Trochlea: 8 Activity C. Movement Analysis: Consider the following activities. Identify the movements, muscle contractions, and agonist muscles at both the elbow joint and at the radioulnar joint. Assume the right hand is used. Elbow Joint Turning a doorknob clockwise and pushing the door open Turning the knob counterclockwise and pulling the door open Movement Radial tuberosity: Radioulnar Joint Contraction Agonist(s) type :9 concent این ابلیانا کے Movement supinator, brachiordialis brachil Promtor teres Contraction type Pronation Agonist(s) 24457 JPG Transal and ancoThe sensation perceived of the feel of a joint as it is taken to the end of the passive movement in known as Assessment End feel Proprioception Concave-convex rule Which muscle is short when hyperlordosis is present Rectus femoris Rectus abdominis Gluteus maximus Bicep brachii Which muscle is long when hyperkyphosis is present Rectus abdominis Rhomboid Pectoralis major Pectoralis minor If the client left ankle is pronator , which muscle needs to be lengthened Right tibialis anterior Left tibialis posterior Left peroneus longus Left tibialis anterior
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- You need to assist a 60 year old man, with weakness in his lower extremity while performing a standing transfer from his wheelchair to the bed.His other extremities are all strong, and your supervisor Physical Therapist wants you to stabilize his weaker lower extremity. Describe the procedure you will use,the preparatory actions you will take,the instructions you will give to the patient and how you will assist with transfer?Ron (he/his) is a 60-year-old man is experiencing right shoulder pain after falling off of a ladder 3 days ago while cleaning out the eavestrough gutters of his home. The man was brought to the hospital by his wife and is presenting with localized swelling, weakness, decreased range of motion, and has pain on palpation of the anterior right shoulder. His pain is increased when he tries to activate the shoulder by initiating external rotation and abduction. The man’s major complaint is that he is unable to comb his hair and brush his teeth without pain as he cannot maintain his arm in an elevated position for more than a few seconds. At the hospital, the doctor ordered an x-ray and gave him an injection of local anesthetic. The x-ray did not show any significant findings and the anesthetic relieved his pain but did not help with the weakness From an ANATOMICAL point of view (not a medical school class): a. Identify and explain three differential diagnoses (diseases or conditions that…B. Lateral wrist (Fig. 4.13) Description of possible error: 1. Anatomy demonstrated: 10 2. Part positioning: 3. Collimation and central ray: 17- 4. Exposure: 5. Anatomic side markers: Repeatable error(s): C. AP elbow (Fig. 4.14) Description of possible error: 1. Anatomy demonstrated: 2. Part positioning: 4. Exposure: 3. Collimation and central ray: 5. Anatomic side markers: NONKOM ARMON Repeatable error(s): 98 D Chapter 4 Upper Limb wideo! JobT Fig. 4.13 Lateral wrist. R AM Fig. 4.14 Anteroposterior elbow. Copyright 2021 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved