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Knee rehabilitation - immediate phase

Submitted by admin on March 26, 2008 - 7:32pm.

 

  • OBJECTIVES

  • IMMEDIATE PHASE

    • circulation evaluation
    • wound evaluation
    • neurological evaluation
    • PRICE/RICE regime
    • managing pain
    • managing circulation
    • maintaining quads tone

  • EARLY PHASE - IN BED

  • EARLY PHASE - MOBILE

  • INTERMEDIATE PHASE

  • LATE PHASE

  • GLOSSARY OF EXERCISES

This phase is immediately after injury or surgery. Focus is on:

  • wound management
  • protecting the limb
  • minimising inflammation and swelling.
  • Immediate phase - circulation evaluation
  • Immediate phase - wound evaluation
  • Immediate phase - neurological evaluation
  • Immediate phase - PRICE/RICE regime
  • Immediate phase - managing pain
  • Immediate phase - maintaining circulation
  • Immediate phase - maintaining quads tone
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