What is a decrease or wasting away of muscle tissue and occurs rapidly in an inactive patient?

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Is a decrease or wasting away of muscle tissue and occurs rapidly in an inactive patient?
What is atrophy quizlet?
What is a type of orthotic used to support weakened body parts?
What type of orthotic supports weakened body parts correct deformities and prevent joint movement?

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anaphylactic shock	a severe allergic reaction that causes respiratory distress due to swelling of the upper airways
bandage	a strip of binding material used to hold a dressing in place.
crash cart/emergency kit	contains all supplies that may be needed during an emergency and that is instantly accessible to anyone in the office.
dressing	a sterile covering placed directly over a wound to absorb blood and other body fluids, prevent contamination, and protect the wound from further trauma.
first responders	emergency medical service (EMS) providers who are trained to recognize medical conditions, initiate basic life support, and access other parts of the health care system.
heat exhaustion	an extreme fatigue due to heat, occurs as the result of sodium and water depletion from the body.
hyperglycemia	high blood sugar level
hyperthermia	prolonged exposure to extremely hot temperatures often result in an elevated body temperature.
hypoglycemia	low blood sugar level
hypothermia	results in prolonged exposure to cold or cold water and can cause the core temperature to drop below 95 F.
intubate	involves inserting a tube into the trachea as an emergency airway
patent	unobstructed
primary assessment	asking a few simple questions and doing a simple exam to assess the patients status.
Rules of Nines	useful tool for estimating body surface area
stat	immediately
triage	process of sorting patients according to the seriousness of their condition: also, to assess the emergency care needed by patients
ambulation	act of walking
atrophy	the decease or wasting away of muscle tissue, occurs rapidly in an inactive patient.
contracture	the permanent shortening of the muscle around the joint causing abnormal and sometimes painful positioning of the joint.
cryotherapy	using cold for therapeutic
diathermy	the therapeutic use of a high-frequency current that induces an electrical field within a portion of the body.
effleurage	light stroking movement that may be performed in a circular motion.
erythema	redness of the skin
exudates	accumulation of fluid, pus, or serum in tissue that may become hard and crusty
friction	rubbing or deep stroking that produces an increase in circulation and mild heat within the tissues.
gait	one’s manner of walking
goniometer	instrument used to measure the range of motion of a joint
heat hydrotherapy	the use of warm water as a therapeutic or healing treatment.
hemiplegia	a patient who is paralyzed on one side of the body.
holistic	practice of medicine that focuses on the whole patient; addresses the social, emotional, and spiritual needs of a patient as well as physical treatment
massage	kneading or applying pressure by the hands to a part of the patient’s body to promote muscle relaxation, improve blood circulation and reduce tension.
modalities	applications of any therapeutic agent
orthotist	designs and fits supportive devices such as braces and splints.
petrissage	a kneading or rolling method of message that requires pressing the muscles
physiatrist	a medical doctor or osteopath who must complete 4 years of residency training and obtain licensure in the state where he or she practices.
physiatry	the therapeutic use of physical agents for the diagnosis, treatment, management, rehabilitation, and prevention of diseases and debilitating illnesses.
prosthesis	an artificial replacement of a missing body part
prosthetist	specializes in designing, preparing, and fitting prosthetic devices such as artificial limbs.
range of motion	is the degree of movement that can be achieved in a specific joint without causing pain.
rehabilitation	the process of bringing the patient back as close as possible to his or her normal physical condition after injury or disease.
Reiki	involves channeling the body’s energy and spirit through gentle touch and message
suppuration	a processes to relieve the internal buildup of pus formation
tapotement	light tapping or percussion to relieve congestion that is performed with the hands, the finger tips, or the hands in a cupping position.

Is a decrease or wasting away of muscle tissue and occurs rapidly in an inactive patient?

Muscle atrophy, the loss of muscle tissue, can emerge after a period of inactivity. Age-related muscle loss, called sarcopenia, is a natural part of getting older. But after an injury, illness, or any prolonged period of inactivity, muscle loss can occur faster, leading to muscle atrophy.

What is atrophy quizlet?

atrophy. a decrease in the size and function of a cell which causes the shrinkage of a tissue or organ.

What is a type of orthotic used to support weakened body parts?

Some orthotic braces are used passively, meaning they simply support the injured or weakened body part. A common example of this type of device is an ankle foot orthoses (AFO) that is used to address drop foot, a common symptom after a stroke that results in the loss of the ability to control the ankle joint.

What type of orthotic supports weakened body parts correct deformities and prevent joint movement?

A static orthosis is rigid and is used to support the weakened or paralyzed body parts in a particular position. A dynamic orthosis is used to facilitate body motion to allow optimal function. In all orthotic devices, 3 points of pressure are needed for proper control of a joint.

What is a decrease or wasting away of muscle tissue and occurs rapidly in an inactive patient?

Is a decrease or wasting away of muscle tissue and occurs rapidly in an inactive patient?

What is atrophy quizlet?

What is a type of orthotic used to support weakened body parts?

What type of orthotic supports weakened body parts correct deformities and prevent joint movement?

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