More on exams from class

Tachycardia v Bradycardia

Tachycardia = high HR (>60 bpm)

Bradycardia = slow HR (<60 bpm)

RPE

• Rating of perceived exertion

Using it

• ask participant to pick appropiate words to describe the amt of work that they feel they are doing

• Use the

RPE of 6/20 is equivalent to what?

60 bpm for the HR

• this is because you multiply 6 × 10 = 60 for the HR

what are the rotary degrees of motion, open chain arthrokinematics for the MCP joint, Humeroulnar joint, Hip Joint, Radiocarpal joint, tibiofemoral, talocrural, glenohumeral joint

MCP :

• DoF: 2

• Arthrokinematics: Concave phalange on Convex metacarpal

• Flexion: Anterior roll + glide

Humeroulnar:

• DoF: 1

• Arthrokinematics: Concave ulna on Convex humerus

• Flexion: Anterior roll + glide

Hip:

• DoF: 3

• Arthrokinematics: Convex femur on Concave acetabulum

• Flexion: Anterior roll + Posterior glide

• Abd: Superior roll + Inferior glide

Radiocarpal:

• DoF: 2

• Arthrokinematics: Convex carpal on Concave radius

• Flexion: Anterior roll + Posterior glide

• Radial deviation: Radial/lateral roll + Ulnar/medial glide

Tibiofemoral:

• DoF: 2

• Arthrokinematics: Concave tibia on Convex femur

• flexion: Anterior roll + Anterior glide

Talocrural:

• DoF: 1

• Arthrokinematics: Convex talus on Concave tibia

• Dorsiflexion: Anterior roll + posterior glide

Glenohumeral:

• DoF: 3

• Arthrokinematics: Convex humerus on Concave glenoid fossa

• Abduction: superior roll and inferior glide

• IR: anterior roll and posterior glide

• Flex: Anterior roll + Posterior glide

Diastole v Systole

Diastole: filling + last sound heard

Systole: contraction + first sound heard

Apnea v Dyspnea v Tachypnea

Apnea: No RR (gasp)

Dyspnea: conscious feeling of not getting enough air (shortness of breath)

Tachypnea: fast RR

Pulse

HR measurement

Closed chain arthrokinematics for the talocrural joint

Dorsiflexion:

Concave tibia+ fibular on convex talus

• Anterior roll + glide