What are the function of prosthetic socks?
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shock absorption
decrease shear forces
absorbs moisture
fits the limb to the prosthetic socket.
A patient with a leg length descrepency on their R prostetic limb will lean to the
____________ to....
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, Left; to clear the prosthetic limb
What are the detriments of performing a knee disarticulation?
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difficulty in fitting prosthesis
prosthetic attachments will lengthen the knee creating discrepancy
involves suturing muscles such as the adductor to the distal femur bone
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Myodesis
Partial foot level
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at the midfoot
chopart, boyd, pirogoff surgeries
Syme level
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at the ankle
Main goal of the Patellar Tendon Bearing Socket
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increase surface area that is available for weight bearing, eliminating need
for knee joints and thigh corsets
What four systems must always be checked when assessing the diabetic foot?
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Vascular
sensory
motor
autonomic
components of the vascular foot examination
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pedial pulses
ABI
systolic toe pressure
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shock absorption
decrease shear forces
absorbs moisture
fits the limb to the prosthetic socket.
A patient with a leg length descrepency on their R prostetic limb will lean to the
____________ to....
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, Left; to clear the prosthetic limb
What are the detriments of performing a knee disarticulation?
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difficulty in fitting prosthesis
prosthetic attachments will lengthen the knee creating discrepancy
involves suturing muscles such as the adductor to the distal femur bone
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Myodesis
Partial foot level
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at the midfoot
chopart, boyd, pirogoff surgeries
Syme level
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at the ankle
Main goal of the Patellar Tendon Bearing Socket
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increase surface area that is available for weight bearing, eliminating need
for knee joints and thigh corsets
What four systems must always be checked when assessing the diabetic foot?
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Vascular
sensory
motor
autonomic
components of the vascular foot examination
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pedial pulses
ABI
systolic toe pressure
