0
Q
Factors affecting ASTD
A
Repetition Frequency Duration Force Posture Static load Unaccustomed activity Contact stresses Impact loading Vibration
1
Q
What is ASTD
A
Activity-related soft-tissue disorders
2
Q
ASTD risk factors
A
Age Sex Smoking Pregnancy Some medical conditions example arthritis, diabetes Physical fitness Alcohol &/or drug use
3
Q
Signs and symptoms of tendinitis and bursitis
A
Pain especially with movement may
radiate
Swelling
Redness
Warmth
Crepitus-A leathery creaking
sensation
Tenderness
4
Q
Treatment of tendinitis or bursitis
A
Thoroughly Assess
Rest the part
Apply cold for 10 minutes every one or two hours
In mobilize the affected part with a working splint
Reassess daily
Referred to medical aid if significant pain, restricted range of motion, swelling or crepitus
OFA III
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
# Cards
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Bleeding And It's Management15
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Inflammation And Healing7
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Soft Tissue Injuries39
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PAA The Walk-in Patient3
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Lesson 143
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Skeletal System12
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Sprains, Dislocations and Fractures3
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Lesson 313
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Oxygen Therapy And Equipment8
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Eye Injuries5
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ASTD's5
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Immobilization Ch 341
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Upper Limb Injuries5
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Burns6
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First Aid Room Techniques1
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Traumatic respiratory emergencies Ch 622
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Initial Management Of The Critically Ill2
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Spinal Injuries Ch 181
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Patient With An Altered Loc. Ch 164
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Injuries To Head And Brain. Ch 1710
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Non-Traumatic Respiratory Emergencies11
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Respiratory Distress L96
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Anatomy Of The Circ System Ch95
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Lesson 105
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Airway Management1
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Altered Loc2
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Day 4 (Lessons 7/8)24
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Lesson 14 Abdomen9
