NUR 300 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Hip Dysplasia, Adductor Tubercle Of Femur, Finger Tips
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Connected by thin layer of fibrous tissue. Tobacco and drugs: very important, make sure to get calcium and vitamin d (get from fortified milk, orange juice, sun) Shoulders, hips, extremity size and length, edema, inflammation, skin folds, contour, fasciculations, spasms. Tolerance of exercise (are they able to do what you ask them to do?) For every joint- you must know how to grade. 5- 100%, full rom(this is the norm, what every joint should be) Posterior: chin is 90 angle to body, head is erect, shoulders relaxed, rib cage upward and forward, vertebral curves, abd in and up, line of gravity, posture (don"t need to know for final, just be aware of it, still standing inspect spine rom, active vs passive. Slightly anterior to center of knee joint. Anterior to ankle: shoulders are level, hips are level, spine is straight, main body weight is well forward on lateral sides of feet, note symmetry of scapula 75-90 .
