- Assess the affected area of designated extremity(ies) for:
- presence or absence of abnormalities (e.g. atrophy)
- level of mobility
- pain with movement
- Directs the patient to move the joints of the designated extremity(ies) through active range of motion by including at least one pair of the following:
- abduction and adduction or
- flexion and extention OR
- Performs passive range of motion by
- moving the joints of the designated extremity(ies) though range of motion at least once by including at least one pair of the following:
- abduction and adduction or
- flexion and extention
- supporting the weight of the extremity at joints during range of motion
- Applies supportive or therapeutic devices to the designated body part(s)
- Applies heat or cold when assigned by
- protecting the skin surface of the body part to be treated
- applying treatment to the designated body part to be treated
- applying treatment at the designated temperature (approximate)
- maintaining treatment for at least 20 minutes unless otherwise designated
- Maintains prescribed traction by
- verifying the prescribed traction weight
- assuring that ropes are unobstructed
- assuring theat weights are hanging freely
- positioning the patient to provide countertraction
- maintaining the patient in the correct alignment
- Records
- data related to
- presence or absence of abnormalities (e.g. atrophy) of the designated extremity(ies)
- level of mobility of the of the designated extremity(ies)
- pain with movement of the designated extremity(ies)
- musculoskeletal measures implemented
- patient response(s) to measures implemented
BEAMR MAP
Balance
Extraneous movement
Assistive devices
Moved where
Response
Movement
Abnormalities
Pain
MAP HATR (think of a muscular mad hatter from Alice in Wonderland)
Mobility status
Abnormalities
Pain with movement
Heat or cold
Apply devices (like knee brace) if needed
Traction - just make sure the lines are unobstructed, weight hans free
Range of motion - passive or active as directed by CE
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