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Orthopaedic Patient

Can’t Miss Topics!

Orthopaedic Patient

MUSCULOSKELETAL CONCEPTS FOR ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISORDERS

MUSCULOSKELETAL CONCEPTS FOR ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISORDERS

n The Orthopaedic Work-up

n Fracture Identification and Management: Adult and Pediatric

n Sports Medicine Injuries

n Overuse Conditions

n Degenerative Joint Disorders

n The Orthopaedic Work-up

n Fracture Identification and Management: Adult and Pediatric

n Sports Medicine Injuries

n Overuse Conditions

n Degenerative Joint Disorders

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1. Demonstrate an understanding and appreciation for musculoskeletal orientation and injury concepts as they apply to the patient.

2. Formulate an understanding of the orthopaedic work-up, reasoning for diagnostic studies, and development of a treatment plan for the individual.

3. Identify radiographic “clues” with fracture nomenclature for management and possible referral.

4. Evaluate specialty fractures and appropriate diagnostic work-up and management.

5. Understand the principles for appropriate splint and cast application, potential complications, and indication for surgical referral.

6. Determine appropriate treatment of pediatric and adult musculoskeletal disorders.

7. Identify common sports medicine injuries and appropriate sideline management.

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Musculoskeletal Orientation / Concepts

• Soft tissue anatomy• Bone concepts: fracture and non-fracture

concerns• Fracture types / patterns: adult and pediatric• Potential orthopaedic complications

Common Soft Tissue Disorders• Ganglion cysts – joint or tendon origin• Bursitis – pre-patellar vs. olecranon• Tendonitis – patellar, Sinding-Larsen-Johansson,

Osgood Schlatters• Sprains / strains

Inflammatory / Infectious Disorders• Rheumatoid, gout, ankylosing, psoriasis • Lyme, babesiosis, ehrlichioris, anaplasmosis

The Orthopaedic Work-up• History – the game of “20 questions”• Assessment with regional anatomy and

differentials• Diagnostic studies: Indications for x-rays, MRI,

CT, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, and laboratory

• Interventions: Physical and Occupational Therapy, Orthoptist, Chiropractic

Fractures• Radiograph “clues” to interpretation and

diagnosis• Basic nomenclature and description• Indications and appropriate type of splint and/

or cast• Potential complications of splinting and casting• Salter-Harris fracture classification

Upper Extremity Disorders• Cervical Spine – degenerative disc, facet

impingement, radicular • Shoulder – AC separations, laxity vs. instability,

rotator cuff, biceps, arthritis• Elbow – arthritis, epicondylitis, tendinitis, nerve

entrapments, biceps, triceps• Forearm – nerve entrapments, tendon disorders• Hand/wrist –arthritis, nerve entrapments,

tendon disorders, congenital disorders

Upper Extremity Fractures and Treatments

• Shoulder – clavicle, humerus, scapula, glenoid• Elbow – Olecranon, radial head, supracondylar• Hand / wrist – Colles, smith’s, scaphoid, carpal,

metacarpal, phalanx• Specialty fractures• Splinting principles and indications

Lower Extremity Disorders• Lumbar Spine – degenerative disc, facet

impingement, radicular• Pelvis (nerve entrapments) – cluneal, femoral

cutaneous, sacral• Pelvis – piriformis, bursitis, strains• Hip – arthritis labrum, vascular, hernia, tendon• Femur – tendon and muscle disorders• Knee – arthritis, subluxations, ligament,

meniscus, tendon• Tibia/fibula – tendon, ligament, nerve

entrapments• Ankle /foot – arthritis, ligaments, tendon

abnormalities

Lower Extremity Fractures• Pelvis – Sacral, ramus, iliac, apophysis,

pathologic• Hip – Types of fractures and treatment options• Knee – supracondylar, patella, tibial plateau• Ankle / foot – Weber classification, talus,

calcaneus, midfoot• Specialty fractures• Splinting principles and indications

Upper / Lower Pediatric Disorders • Scoliosis• Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE)• Transient synovitis• Development hip dysplasia • Koehler’s Disease

Common Sports Medicine Injuries• Concussion• Brachial plexus injury• Hamstring• Hip Flexor• Contusions• Dislocations• Shin Splints

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This valuable reference is a pharmacopoeia of exercise testing and exercise prescription guidelines in a broad spectrum of patients, including those who are apparently healthy. It includes the most current public health and clinical information necessary in your studies and for your practice. It is one of the single most internationally read and referenced texts of it’s kind and is fully compatible with newly released physical activity guidelines from the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

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Jeffery Temple, CFNP-OPA, is an advanced practice family nurse practitioner and orthopaedic physician’s assistant. Since the year 2001, he has been affiliated with Northern Pines Orthopaedic Clinic in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Prior to his current position, he began his career as a certified surgical technologist in 1987, and has advanced his career including experience in emergency, trauma, surgery, hospital, and the clinic setting. In the academic arena, he serves as a mentor for the Rural Physician Associate Program (RPAP) and the University of Minnesota Medical School, has authored articles for publication, and serves as a local preceptor for nursing and midlevel programs. He also spends his time promoting education in the community by guest lecturing at Itasca Community College, local chamber of commerce luncheons, and providing sports medicine game coverage for football, hockey, and wrestling programs. In the clinic setting, he not only assists an independent orthopaedic surgeon, but is very versatile in his own independent practice managing fractures and orthopaedic disorders, while implementing the use of diagnostic ultrasound for clinical assessment and interventions.

Jeff is an active member of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), American Academy of Orthopedic Physicians Assistants (ASOPA), and committee member of the local provider advisory council of Itasca County. Disclosures:

Financial: Jeffrey Temple has an employment relationship with Northern Pines Orthopaedic Clinic. He receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Nonfinancial: Jeffrey Temple is a member of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP); and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Physicians Assistants (ASOPA).

Healthcare professionals caring for orthopaedic patients must keep abreast of the latest advances in diagnostic techniques and treatment modalities. Attend this seminar to learn the latest in cutting-edge advances in orthopaedic care. Drawing on his extensive clinical experiences, expert speaker, Jeffery Temple, CFNP-OPA, will teach you the latest in techniques to enhance your orthopaedic assessment, tips and techniques for adult and pediatric fracture care, caring for orthopaedic trauma, the latest in sports medicine and treatments for degenerative joint disorders.

Jeff will help you advance your skills in the identification and management of complex orthopaedic conditions through the use of case studies, real-life examples, and actual patient imaging. You will leave with new knowledge and skills you can apply with confidence to gain positive outcomes for your orthopaedic patients.

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