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Anamnesis

The document discusses key concepts in rehabilitation including definitions of rehabilitation, health, and physical therapy provided by WHO. It also covers components of clinical assessment for rehabilitation patients including terminology, anamnesis, pain characteristics, body orientation, and movement. The goal of rehabilitation is to restore the highest degree of functional capability using medical, social, and vocational means. A thorough patient history and clinical assessment are important for creating an effective rehabilitation treatment plan.

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Anamnesis

The document discusses key concepts in rehabilitation including definitions of rehabilitation, health, and physical therapy provided by WHO. It also covers components of clinical assessment for rehabilitation patients including terminology, anamnesis, pain characteristics, body orientation, and movement. The goal of rehabilitation is to restore the highest degree of functional capability using medical, social, and vocational means. A thorough patient history and clinical assessment are important for creating an effective rehabilitation treatment plan.

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Terminology, anamnesis, pain, orientation

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


[email protected]
+420721190157

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Definition

Rehabilitation
-habilitas= ability (habilis= able)
re= return

-1969 WHO:
„Combined and coordinated utilization of medical, social, educational and
vocational means for training of restoration of the highest degree of
functional capability.“

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Health

-“the state of being free from illness or injury“?

-WHO- „complete physical, mental and social well-being“

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Definition
Physical therapy
-fysis= force of nature
therapeia= treatment
-kinesiotherapy
-kinetic energy
-occupational therapy
-physiatry
-physical stimuli
(thermal, electric, light, mechanical,…)
-balneotherapy
-natural resources
(mineral waters, peloids, hot-spring gases, clima)

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Terminology according to WHO

-disease- manifested by impairment


-impairment- a loss or abnormality of a body function
-↓MS, amputation, HD
-disability- activity restricted by impairment
-gait, ADL..
-handicap- disadvantage that limits full, normal life activity
-participation- integration

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Function of rehabilitation
-diagnostics
-therapy
-prevention
-primary
(prevention from getting a disease)
-secondary
(prevention of secondary changes)
-tertiary
(improve quality of life- crutches, orthoses,…)

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Rehabilitation treatment plan

-short-term treatment rhb plan of care


-treatment approaches and coordination in a time-limited period
-documentation, therapy progress and effect, continuous and exit
examination,…

-long-term treatment rhb plan of care


-additional medical approaches to fulfill the process of treatment
rehabilitation- termination or extension of RHB process, other
RHB institutions, …

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Clinical assessment

-preliminary history
-palpation
-observation
-auscultation
-anthropomentric assessment

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Patient preliminary case history
ANAMNESIS
-patient´s interview
-nonessential!!!
-onset of the condition
-lifting an object, sudden movement, gradual onset,…
-symptoms, pain
-night, pain/movement relationship, radiation,…
-injuries
-mind minor and micro injuries!
-social info, living condition, emplyment, contruction
barriers,…
-do not ask „leading questions“!
-evaluation in context with clinical assessment
Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences
Components of anamnesis
PERSONAL ANAMNESIS

-illnesses
-past and current, treated or not
-injuries
-surgeries
-gynecological anamnesis

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
FAMILY ANAMNESIS

-medical conditions of close relatives


-parent/ sibling injuries
-children- number of siblings

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
OCCUPATION HISTORY
-demands of a job
-work conditions in greatest possible detail
-stereotypical or diverse in nature
-most frequent position/ movement
-static or constrained positions, lifting
-stressful moments
-lighting and temperature conditions
-work satisfaction

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
SOCIAL HISTORY

-spouse/partner and family relationships


-number of children
-financial situation
-intimate life satisfaction
-leisure activities
-sports
-chronic strain

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
ALLERGY HISTORY

-medical and contrast media


-type of allergic reaction

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
PHARMACOLOGIC HISTORY
-long-term medication
-name, dosage, regularly/as needed
-prescriber
-changes of medication

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
TOXICOLOGIC ANAMNESIS

-abuse of addictive substances


-tobacco, drugs, alcohol, black coffee
-past and present
-reality vs. claim

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Components of anamnesis
CURRENT ILLNESS ANAMNESIS
-PAIN
-most frequent source locomotor system
-onset
-sudden, gradual, fisrt occurance, recurrence
-recurring pain
-initial presentation, rate, duration, length between recurrences
-early in the movement, during, after loading
-rest at night, sleep disturbance
-type of pain
-sharp, dull, constant, projection
-relief positions, circumstances that bring relief- heat, cold

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Pain
RADICULAR PAIN
-acute- sharp, intense, worse with movement and
↑ intra-abdominal pressure
-dermatomal nerve root pattern, tingling
-diminished sensation
REFERRED PAIN
-similar character
-not typical dermatomal pattern
-projection not distal

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Pain
PAIN WITH SPINAL CANAL STENOSIS
-back pain, refers to both LE
-no root characteristics
-neurogenic intermittent claudication

ambulation over certain distance



stop

pain-alleviating position

continue
Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences
Pain
PAIN DURING INFLAMMATION
-present at rest
-night
-temperature, fatigue?
-general inflammatory illness?

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


PAIN
PAIN WITH FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS
-usually no structural basis
-non-specific- no dg. after organic pathological
changes
-change in function→ change in muscle tone/
decreased joint mobility
-hypertonicity→ nociception, micro-spasms (TrPs)
-time→ structural impairment
-typical anamnesis, psychological condition?
-chronic-intermittent course

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Human body plains

sagittal/ medial
coronal/ frontal
transverse

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Orientation distalis proximalis

cranialis/ caudalis

proximalis/ distalis

superior/ inferior

anterior/ posterior

ventralis/ dorsalis
distalis proximalis
internus/ externus

dexter/ sinister

superficialis/ profundus

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences


Orientation

lateralis medialis

fibular tibial

plantaris/ dorsalis
Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences
Movement

-flexion/ extension

-abduction/ adduction

-elevation/ depression

-supination/ pronation

-circumduction

Mgr. Marta Dus, Department of Clinical Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences

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