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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 1 PHYSIOTHERAPY
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 2 Physiotherapy, also referred to as physical therapy, involves evaluating, diagnosing, and treating a range of diseases, disorders, and disabilities using physical means. Practiced by physiotherapists or physical therapists, physiotherapy is considered within the realm of conventional medicine. Though physiotherapy is typically practiced by physical therapists, certain tasks may be delegated to trained assistants or other types of health professionals.
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 3 Acute and chronic musculoskeletal disability and dysfunction Amputation Cardiorespiratory dysfunction Central Nervous System trauma and disease Congenital physical dysfunction Geriatric and aged conditions HIV-related conditions Neurological/Neurosurgical conditions Oncology and Palliative Care-related conditions Peripheral Nervous System trauma and disease Physical mobility impairment Post surgical conditions at risk of developing respiratory complications Rheumatologic conditions Surgical, congenital and traumatic orthopedic conditions PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT IS PROVIDED FOR THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 4 Peripheral Nervous System trauma and disease Physical mobility impairment Post surgical conditions at risk of developing respiratory complications Rheumatologic conditions Surgical, congenital and traumatic orthopedic conditions Acute and chronic musculoskeletal disability and dysfunction PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 5 Provision of cast application, cast removal and application of braces and splints Education of patients, relatives, Medical, Allied Health and Nursing staff, Physiotherapy students, medical students and overseas trained physiotherapists Organisation of physiotherapy discharge and referral for inpatients Prescription, supply and maintenance of mobility aides and equipment required for patients Management of staff related work injuries OTHER SERVICES
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 6 Emergency Department Cardiothoracic Surgery Ward/ Thoracic Medicine and Heart / Lung Transplant Unit Coronary Care Unit Intensive Care/ Critical Care Orthopaedics/ Rheumatology/ Urology Ward HIV/ AIDS / Immunology and Gastroenterology Ward ENT & Head& Neck Surgery/ Plastic Surgery & Gastro surgical Ward INPATIENT SERVICES
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 7 Hospital Ambulatory Care Clinics e.g. Fracture Clinic, Cardiac Surgery pre-op clinic Community / General Outpatients (Musculoskeletal) Community Palliative Care patients Palliative Care Outpatients HIV / AIDS Outpatients Cardiothoracic Outpatients Rehabilitation Outpatients OUTPATIENT / AMBULATORY CARE SERVICES
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 8 1.0 ELECTIVES: 2.0 TRAUMA: 3.0 SPINAL: In all these areas Physiotherapists work very closely with the other staff such as, doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and social services, to give patients the best treatment possible. PHYSIOTHERAPY IN TRAUMA AND ORTHOPEDICS INVOLVES
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 9 1.0 ELECTIVES: 1.1 PATIENTS ELECTED TO HAVE THE FOLLOWING SURGERY: ● Total Hip Replacement ● Total Knee Replacement ● Total Ankle Replacement ● Total Elbow Replacement ● Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction ● Posterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Physiotherapy in Trauma & Orthopaedics
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 10 1.2 PATIENTS EXERCISE PROGRAMS TO REGAIN MOVEMENT AND STRENGTH: ●Patients must do these exercises regularly on their own. ●When patients are ready, the physiotherapist will help them to get out of bed. ●Patients may use a frame or crutches when they first get up. ●Prior to discharge home the physiotherapist will ensure that patients are safe walking and if necessary safe on steps and stairs. ●Sometimes an outpatient physiotherapy appointment will be made to enable patients to continue with more rehabilitation. Physiotherapy in Trauma & Orthopaedics
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 11 2.0 TRAUMA: 2.1 PATIENTS WHO RECEIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY: ● People who have fractured bones, damaged/ruptured ligaments, ruptured tendons or dislocated a joint. ● People who have sustained more than one fracture or dislocation usually in a road traffic accident. Physiotherapy in Trauma & Orthopaedics
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 12 2.2 PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT WILL VARY DEPENDING ON INJURIES AND SEVERITY: ● If patients had an operation to repair injuries then exercise programs are charted to allow patients regain strength and movement to get them safe to go home. ● Sometimes an outpatient physiotherapy appointment is made to enable patients to continue with more rehabilitation. Physiotherapy in Trauma & Orthopaedics
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 13 If patients have not had an operation then their injury will be supported in a plaster cast or brace. The physiotherapist will teach them an appropriate exercise program to maintain strength and range of movement in the joints as allowed by their plaster cast or brace. ● If patients have several injuries then the physiotherapist will give them exercise programs adapted to their injuries to enable them to regain strength and movement. Physiotherapists will also get them safe to go home. ● Patients will begin their rehabilitation in hospital but usually they will require further rehabilitation in outpatient physiotherapy. Physiotherapy in Trauma & Orthopaedics
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20/7/2017 MedicPresent 14 3.0 SPINAL: 3.1 PATIENTS WHO RECEIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT: ● Elective spinal surgery, e.g., discectomy, decompressions, fusions. ● Trauma injuries to the spine, eg, fractures, dislocations or spinal cord injuries. ● Pathology, eg, tumours, discitis or ankylosing spondylitis. ● Acute back pain, that is requiring further investigation such as a MRI scan. ● Scoliosis surgery; this is mainly for children but sometimes for adults. You are seen pre-operatively for physiotherapy assessment and treated after your operation. ● If you have had a spinal operation the physiotherapists will monitor patients chest to help you keep it clear ● The physiotherapist will also give them an exercise program to regain strength and movement and get them safe to go home. ● Patients will also receive some advice from the physiotherapist on posture, exercise and return to work/activity. ● If patients have had scoliosis surgery, the physiotherapist will help get them moving and walking and keep an eye on their chest. ● When it is time to go home the physiotherapists will give them advice on their back and managing at home. Physiotherapy in Trauma & Orthopaedics
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