Chapter 22Review Anatomy: Structure and Function: BonesStructure and FunctionReview Anatomy: Structure and FunctionTypes of Joint MotionJoint Motion cont’dJoint Motion cont’d.Slide 8JointsSlide 10JointsSubjective Data: Health HistorySubject Data: Age ConsiderationsSlide 14Subjective Data: Aging AdultBack PainCultural ConsiderationsPhysical Exam SequenceBegin with InspectionPalpate Each JointExamine Specific JointsPalpation of TMJNeck: Inspect and PalpateShoulder JointSlide 25Abnormalities of the ShoulderDifferentiating Shoulder PainElbowAbnormalities: ElbowWrist and HandSlide 31Assessing Muscle Strength in ArmAbnormalities of the Wrist and HandSlide 34Slide 35HipTo Measure Leg Length DiscrepancyLaSeque’s Test for Herniated DiskKneeSlide 40Abnormalities of the KneeAnkle and FootAbnormalities: Ankle and FootSpine and BackSpine/BackAge ConsiderationsAbnormalities of Lower ExtremitiesSlide 48Abnormalities of the SpineAge Considerations: Pregnant FemaleAge Considerations: Aging AdultSlide 52Inspecting MusclesAssessing Muscles: ToneGrading Muscle StrengthCommon Muscle and Skeletal Abnormalities5 P’s of Musculoskeletal InjuryGeneralized Inflammatory ConditionsAbnormalities: Degenerative Conditions of Bone and CartilageOsteoarthritis Risk FactorsOsteoporosis Risk FactorsCommon Congenital AbnormalitiesDVT’s and PE’s from Trauma, Pelvic and Extremity FracturesNursing DiagnosesSample ChartingAssessment for Nsg 326 clinicalChapter 22Chapter 22Musculoskeletal Musculoskeletal AssessmentAssessmentReview Anatomy: Structure Review Anatomy: Structure and Function:and Function:BonesBones206 bones206 bonesAxial versus appendicular skeletonAxial versus appendicular skeletonLong bones (ex: femur) versus short Long bones (ex: femur) versus short bones (in hands and feet)bones (in hands and feet)Flat bones (skull and parts of the Flat bones (skull and parts of the pelvis) versus rounded (ex. patellar)pelvis) versus rounded (ex. patellar)Structure and FunctionStructure and FunctionMusclesMusclesTendonsTendonsCartilageCartilageLigamentsLigamentsReview Anatomy: Structure Review Anatomy: Structure and Functionand FunctionBursaBursaJointsJointsTypes of Joint MotionTypes of Joint MotionRetraction vs. ProtractionRetraction vs. ProtractionFlexion vs. ExtensionFlexion vs. ExtensionJoint Motion cont’dJoint Motion cont’dCircumductionCircumductionAbduction vs. AdductionAbduction vs. AdductionJoint Motion cont’d.Joint Motion cont’d.Internal Rotation vs. External Internal Rotation vs. External RotationRotationPronation vs. SupinationPronation vs. SupinationJoint Motion cont’d.Joint Motion cont’d.Eversion vs. InversionEversion vs. InversionPlantar vs. dorsiflexionPlantar vs. dorsiflexionJointsJointsTemporomandibular JointTemporomandibular JointShoulder JointShoulder JointJointsJointsSpineSpine Wrist WristElbowElbowHipHipJointsJointsKnee jointKnee jointAnkle and FootAnkle and FootSubjective Data: Health Subjective Data: Health HistoryHistoryJointsJointsMusclesMusclesBonesBonesSelf-care behaviorsSelf-care behaviorsSubject Data: Age Subject Data: Age ConsiderationsConsiderationsInfants and ChildrenInfants and ChildrenAny trauma during L & D? Head first? Any trauma during L & D? Head first? Need for forceps?Need for forceps?Were the motor milestones achieved about Were the motor milestones achieved about the same time as siblings or age-matesthe same time as siblings or age-matesAny broken bones? Dislocations? How Any broken bones? Dislocations? How treated?treated?Any bone deformity? Spinal curvature? Any bone deformity? Spinal curvature? Unusual shape of toes or feet? Any Unusual shape of toes or feet? Any treatment for thesetreatment for theseSubject Data: Age Subject Data: Age ConsiderationsConsiderationsAdolescent and AdultsAdolescent and AdultsInvolvement in sports? How often?Involvement in sports? How often?Use of any special equipment?Use of any special equipment?Nature of daily warm-up?Nature of daily warm-up?What do you do for injury?What do you do for injury?Subjective Data: Aging Subjective Data: Aging AdultAdultAssess for functional abilityAssess for functional abilityADL’sADL’sAny loss of functionAny loss of functionAny self-care deficitAny self-care deficitAny safety risks d/t aging processAny safety risks d/t aging processAny change in weakness over the past Any change in weakness over the past months or years?months or years?Any increase in falls or stumbling in past few Any increase in falls or stumbling in past few months or years?months or years?Any mobility aids to help get aroundAny mobility aids to help get aroundi.e. cane, walkeri.e. cane, walkerBack PainBack PainTenderness of the costovertebral Tenderness of the costovertebral angle can indicate a musculoskeletal angle can indicate a musculoskeletal problem or a kidney problem. problem or a kidney problem.Cultural ConsiderationsCultural ConsiderationsAfrican AmericansAfrican AmericansGreater bone densityGreater bone densityAmish: Dwarfism syndrome commonAmish: Dwarfism syndrome commonChinese-AmericansChinese-AmericansShorter than WesternersShorter than WesternersBone structure differentBone structure differentFilipino-Americans/Vietnamese-Filipino-Americans/Vietnamese-Americans: shorter in statureAmericans: shorter in statureIrish-AmericansIrish-AmericansTaller and broaderTaller and broaderHip width greaterHip width greaterBone density less than African AmericansBone density less than African AmericansNavajo Native AmericansNavajo Native AmericansTaller and thinner than other American Taller and thinner than other American tribestribesPhysical Exam SequencePhysical Exam SequenceGeneral AssessmentGeneral AssessmentOverallOverallPosturePostureGait and mobilityGait and mobilityInspectionInspectionMuscle size & shapeMuscle size & shapeJoint contourJoint contourPalpationPalpationMuscle toneMuscle toneJointsJointsRange of MotionRange of MotionMuscle strengthMuscle strengthAdvanced TechniquesAdvanced TechniquesUsing a goniometerUsing a goniometerTinel’s signTinel’s signPhalen’s signPhalen’s signMeasuring limb lengthMeasuring limb lengthBulge signBulge signPatellar ballottementPatellar ballottementMcMurray’s signMcMurray’s signBegin with
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