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BOC Therapeutic Intervention Exam | Questions & Answers (100 %Score) Latest Updated
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3 phases of the healing process - inflammatory phase

fibroblastic repair phase

maturation-remodeling phase



Inflammatory phase - patients experience swelling, loss of function, increased pain, redness and
increase in skin temperature

AT can prevent excessive swelling and pain through

ice

compression

elevation

anti-inflammatory medications (if needed)



Fibroblastic Repair Phase - 4 days- 6 weeks

regeneration leads to scar formation

Should all be maintained throughout the healing process:

cardiorespiratory endurance

muscular strength

flexibility



Maturation- Remodeling phase - scar tissue restructured to eliminate functional limitations using
functional strengthening techniques



Pain control theories - - gate control

- descending pathway

- opiate pain control/ release of B endorphins

,gate control theory - the spinal cord contains a neurological "gate" that blocks pain signals at the dorsal
horn

done with electrical stimulation

"closing the gate"



descending pathway pain control theory - High intensity electrical stimulation near a noxious level can
stimulate the descending neurons and prevent transmission of pain information



B-endorphin theory - painful stimulus triggers the release of an analgesic chemical

point stimulation with electrical currents near the site of injury or along trigger points can trigger the
release



Pharmacological protocols - ATs must follow the laws that their state has when it comes to distributing
medications



Pharmacological protocols: Fever - if 99.5-102 may administer 325 mg acetaminophen every 4 hours if
needed

if 102 or greater, physician should be consulted



Pharmacological protocols: watery nasal discharge - 30 mg pseudo ephedrine (Sudafed) every 6 hrs if
needed

should not be given 4 hours prior to play or if in post season play



Pharmacological protocols: cough - with no mucous or clear mucus

10mL Robitussin DM every 6 hours as needed

may cause drowsiness and should not be administered 4 hours prior to activity

consult physician if-

green/ rusty colored mucus

continuous severe cough

, Preoperative phase - allowing initial inflammation to resolve prior to surgery while maintaining strength,
flexibility and cardiorespiratory endurance



Acute inflammatory response phase - body works to clean up the injured area and create an
environment conductive to healing

POLICE

appropriate exercises to maintain strength, flexibility, and cardiorespiratory endurance that do not
exasperate the injury



nonfeasance - failing to act when an action should have been taken



malfeasance - providing a service that a person is not permitted to perform that results in further injury
to the patient



misfeasance - person performs a service they are allowed to perform, however, it is done improperly,
which results in further injury to the patient



normal ROM - max possible movement of a joint



factors that can affect flexibility and normal ROM - immobilization

scar tissue or injury/disease

loss of strength



one of the first focuses in rehab of sports exercise program should be on - retaining and improving
flexibility and ROM



without flexibility.... - increases the chance of re-injury to the joint during rehab

during the remodeling phase of healing, stretching exercises can reduce the chance of contracture



once ROM is achieved the focus of rehab shifts to.... - strength and endurance

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