PPT-Evidence Based Approach to the Assessment of Acromioclavicular Joint Sprains

Gallegos DM Huxel Bliven K Valier AR Lam KC Thank you Disclaimer No Conflict All views and opinions noted in these slides and in todays discussion are my own unless otherwise noted. After the skin surface is thoroughly cleaned the joint is entered with a needle attached to a syringe At this point either joint fluid can be obtained aspirated and used for appropriate laboratory testing or medications can be injected into the join John Hunsley. hunch@uottawa.ca. OVERVIEW . What Is Evidence-Based Psychological Practice (EBPP). Evidence-base practice, empirically supported treatments, clinical practice guidelines. Examining the research evidence. Cryokinetics. Effects. Cold decreases pain. Exercise increases blood flow. Exercise reestablishes neuromuscular function. Cryokinetics. Advantages. Cryokinetics allows exercise much sooner than normally would be the case.. and. Risk-Need-. Responsivity. . The Problem Solving Court Context. Sarah Fritsche, Center for Court Innovation. Presented . at the 2014 Oklahoma Specialty Court Conference, Norman, OK, September 11, 2014. August 4, 2015. Definition. In general, competency-based education (CBE) is an outcomes-based approach . to earning . a college degree or other credential. . Competencies. Competencies are statements of what students can do as a result of their learning at an institution of higher education. . joint . – joint formed by the distal clavicle and the . acromion. process of the scapula. Anatomical snuff box . – the space at the base of the thumb created by the extensor . pollicis. . longus. Orrin Franko. East Bay Hand Medical Center. www.EBHMC.com. Cell: 858-337-7149. www.ebhmc.com/referral. Table of Contents. Shoulder. AC dislocation. Shoulder dislocation. Biceps tendonitis. Elbow. Lateral epicondylitis. Current. and future collaborations between early dialogue and Relative Effectiveness Assessments. EUnetHTA JA3 WP5 and WP4 Lead Partners. WP5 François Meyer (HAS) and Hannah . Brühl. (G-BA). WP4 . EVIDENCE BASED DECISION-MAKING SUMMARY147When somebody on staff asks what we should do to 145What does the research say What is the evidence base What information can we gather to determine if it wil What to Expected after Ligament Repair Surgery149 Outpatient Day Surgery149 Splint for 1 week149 Boot for 4-6 weeks149 Brace when walking until 12 weeks149 Physical therapy begins after boot comes o29 Fibula. Lateral . malleolus. Talus. Calcaneus. The Ankle. Talocrural. Joint. Talus and Malleoli of Tibia/Fibula. Movement. Subtalar. Joint. Talus and Calcaneus. Movement. ANKLE SPRAINS. Inversion Sprain. 1. Bureau of Workers’ Comp. PA Training for Health & Safety. (PATHS) . Topics. PPT-053-02. 2. Sprains and strains – what are they?. Causes. Difference between sprains and strains. Common types. Injuries. ACJ Dislocations. Anatomy. Imaging. Imaging. Treatment. Non Operative. Operative. FINGER LIGAMENTS. What is a sprain?. A sprain is an injury that occurs when ligaments are torn or stretched. Ligaments are the bands of tissue that connect joints together.. Sprains are extremely common injuries. While they are especially common in athletes that participate in sports involving catching or throwing balls, anyone can sprain a finger relatively easily..