Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng maynila
(University of the City of
Gen. Luna, Intramuros,
Physical Therapy Initial Evaluation
General Information:
Pt. Name: A.D.
Age: 23
Sex: Male
Address:
Civil Status: Single
Handedness: Right
Occupation: Call center agent
Religion: Catholic
Referring Unit: Phil. Orthopedic Center
Referring Doctor: Dr. Torres
Date of Referral: June 25, 2007
Rehab Unit: Phil. Orthopedic Center PMRD
Rehab Doctor: Dr. Basibas
Date of IE: July 3, 2007
Informant/Reliability: Patient/Good
Dx: Incomplete Traumatic SCI at T11-T12 c SL T10-T11 level 2º knife stab
HPI:
Present condition started 5 wks PTIE when pt was hold-upped and stabbed at his mid back on his way home in Frisco. He shouted for help but he suddenly experienced inability to move his body then lost consciousness. He was rushed by concerned bystanders to POC, was admitted and was given immediate first aid. He underwent an X-ray (see ancillary procedures) which revealed a partial cut at his spinal cord. He was told that he lost consciousness for the next 18 hrs and upon regaining consciousness, he felt paralysis at his lower portion of trunk and ® LE, absence of sensation at his lower trunk, abdominal area and (L) LE, slight weakness at his (L) LE and slight decrease of sensation at his ® LE. Pt was confined at the IPD spinal ward of POC for the next 1 week before he was transferred at the hospital’s IPD rehab ward where he stayed for the next 3 weeks. He received bed side PT which included PREs of his (B) UE, PREs of his (L) LE, PROMEs of his ® LE, ES of his ® LE, stretching of ® LE, proper bed positioning, sitting → standing B/T training and gait training c BAC. He was able to stand c +1 assist at trunk and still requires use of PKS at ® LE and knight taylor brace during ambulation c BAC a he was discharged from the hospital but was referred for PT Rehab on an OPD set-up. At home, pt continued c exercises taught to him at the hospital.
At present, pt will start PT Rehabilitation at POC-OPD. Delay on start of OPD PT tx was 2º delayed arrival of fabricated KAFO.
Drug Hx:
Meds | Dosage | Frequency | Year | Indication |
Vit-B | | od | 2007-present | Supplement |
Iron | | od | 2007-persent | Supplement |
Ca supplements | | od | 2007-present | Supplement |
Note: All meds were taken orally and some details were unrecalled by the pt
Ancillary Procedures:
Procedure | Date | Results |
X-ray of the whole body (post, lat and ant views) | June 2, 2007 | No pertinent results at bony structures |
CBC | June 2, 2007 | Unrecalled results |
PMHx:
(-) Trauma at head, back and (B) LE
(-) Htn
(-) Heart Disease
(-) Pulmonary Disease
(-) Allergies / sensitivities
FMHx:
Father Mother
Htn ü ü
Heart Disease ü cause of death – May, 2004
Cataract ü ü
DM û û
TB û û
CVA û û
Brothers are allergic to fur
PSEHx:
◦ Type B personality
◦ Youngest of 3 siblings
◦ Smoker (Smokes 5-8 sticks of cigarette per day)
◦ Alcoholic beverage drinker (at least 5 liters of beer/week)
◦ Hobbies: Playing and listening on his PSP, enjoys party gimmicks and surfing the internet.
◦ Financial status: Good. Pt is still paid by the company he works at and will still be paid for this month a he could completely return to work and family members also aid on his expenses p the incident.
◦ Primary Care Giver: can take care of himself as but is assisted by his brother or mother during LE dressing and transfers.
◦ Pt is mobile inside the house and as well as in nearby areas in their house c use of BAC
◦ Has only 1 family car and usually commutes for work taking several jeepney rides, MRT rides and bus rides to his office in
◦ Lives c his family in a bungalow type of house and has 2 stair steps at the entrance door
◦ Room distances: bed room – bath room = ~ 2 m, bed room – living room = ~8 m, bed room – kitchen & dining area = ~ 10 m
◦ Pt’s bed ht = ~ 1.5 ft and has a firm mattress on it.
S:
C/c: “nahihirapan ako makatayo at makalakad ng mag-isa e, wala kasing lakas itong kanang paa ko e, pero sabi naman ni doc pwede pa naman e”
PT Translation: pt c/o difficulty to stand and ambulate independently
Pt. Goal: To be able to stand and walk independently c or s AD.
O:
VS:
| A | during | P |
BP | 120/90 | 120/90 | 110/90 |
PR | 69bpm | 80bpm | 72bpm |
RR | 15cpm | 17cpm | 16cpm |
T | 36.5 °C | 37°C | 37°C |
OI:
Mobile c BAC while wearing PKS at ® LE and knight
Mesomorph
Alert, coherent, cooperative
(+) PKS at ® LE and knight
(+) Postural deviation
(+) Gait deviation
(+) minimal atrophy at his ® LE
(+) stab scar at his back
(-) erythema on all exposed body parts
(-) deformities on (B) UE and LE
(-) pressure sores on exposed body parts
(-) swelling on all exposed body parts
Palpation:
Normothermic on all exposed body parts
(+) grade 1 pitting edema at ® LE
(-) tenderness
(-) subluxation
Neurologic Evaluation:
ASIA Classification: Monoplegia 2° to SCI incomplete ASIA B c motor level T1 ® and sensory level for pin prick and light touch at T9 at (L) c skeletal level at T9-T10 2° knife stab
Motor
| R | L |
C5 | 5 | 5 |
C6 | 5 | 5 |
C7 | 5 | 5 |
C8 | 5 | 5 |
T1 | 5 | 5 |
L2 | 0 | 5 |
L3 | 0 | 5 |
L4 | 0 | 4 |
L5 | 0 | 4 |
S1 | 0 | 5 |
Total : | 25 | 44 |
Motor Score: 69/100
Sensory
Light Pin
touch prick
| R | L | R | L |
C2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
C3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
C4 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
C5 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
C6 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
C7 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
C8 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T4 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T5 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T6 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T7 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T8 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T9 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
T10 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
T11 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
T12 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
L1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
L2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
L3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
L4 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
L5 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
S1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
S2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
S3 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
S4-S5 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 51 | 42 | 53 | 42 |
Sensory Score:
Pin prick: 95/112
Light touch: 93/112
Tone assessment:
Score | Modified Ashworth Scale |
0 | No increase in muscle tone |
1 | Slight increase in muscle tone, manifested by a catch and release or by minimal resistance at the end of the range of motion when the affected part(s) is moved in flexion or extension. |
1+ | Slight increase in muscle tone, manifested by a catch, followed by minimal resistance throughout the reminder (less than half) of the ROM (range of movement). |
2 | More marked increase in muscle tone through most of the ROM, but affected part(s) easily moved. |
3 | Considerable increase in muscle tone passive, movement difficult. |
4 | Affected part(s) rigid in flexion or extension. |
Normotonic on (B) UE and (L) LE and grade 1+ spasticity on ® LE towards hip abduction, knee flexion & extension and ankle dorsiflexion.
Superficial Sensation
STD Used: Pinch for pain and light finger stroke for light touch taken via dermatomal distribution
Findings: Intact sensation at C2-T9 dermatomal distribution for (B) sides and L3-S5 at ® LE.
Decreased sensation for (L) T10-S3 dermatomes and ® T10-L1 for light touch and L1-L3 for pain.
Significance: Precaution for thermal agents.
Deep Sensation:
Proprioception
Findings: Impaired position sense at the level of ® knee
Kinesthesia
Findings: Impaired movement sense at the level of ® knee
Significance: Precaution on tx specially for gait training
Cortical sensations:
Tactile Localization
Findings: Impaired sensation. Pt was unable to accurately localize the points where therapist’s finger was placed on (B) LE but > inability to localize at (L) LE
MSR:
(R) (L)
Legend:
0 - areflexia
+ - hyporeflexia
++ - normoreflexia
+++ - hypereflexia
++++ - clonus
Findings: Normoreflexive for (B) UE and (L) LE, hyperreflexive on ® patellar reflex and (+) clonus for ® achilles reflex.
Significance: UMN affectation.
Pathologic Reflexes:
Babinski
Findings: (+) on (B) LE
Ankle Clonus
Findings: (+) on (R) LE
ROM:
Major joints of (B) UE and LE were grossly assessed and are WNL actively and passively done pain-free and has N end-feel except for the following joints which were noted with decreased ROM
Joint Motion | N Range | AROM | PROM | Difference A/P | End-feel |
® hip extension | 0-30º | 0 | 0-30º | 30º/0º | Firm |
® hip flexion | 0-120º | 0 | 0-90º | 120º/30º | Empty |
® knee extension | 135-0º | 0 | 135-0º | 135º/0º | Hard |
® knee flexion | 0-135º | 0 | 0-135º | 135º/0 | Firm |
® ankle dorsiflexion | 0-20º | 0 | 0-10º | 10º/0º | Firm |
® aknle plantar flexion | 0-50º | 0 | 0-50º | 50º/0º | Firm |
® foot eversion | 0-15º | 0 | 0-15º | 15º/0º | Firm |
® foot inversion | 0-35º | 0 | 0-35º | 35º/0º | Firm |
Findings:
◦ Absence in AROM 2º paralysis in ® LE.
◦ Limitation in passive ® hip flexion 2º precaution for low level SCI
◦ (+) tightness at ® plantarflexors
◦ (+) Grade 1+ spasticity during ® knee extension and ankle plantarflexion
Significance: Absence of AROM can limit gait training.
MMT:
All major myotomes of (B) UE and LE were assessed and graded 5/5 except for:
® L2 to S1 graded 0/5
® Trunk elevator, flexor and rotator are graded 2/5
® Hip flexors, abductors, adductors, knee flexors and toe flexors are also graded 0/5.
Significance: mm paralysis can affect gait training and endurance of pt during tx.
Anthropometric Measurements:
Muscle Bulk Measurements
LE landmark | ® | (L) |
4 in. above medial tibial plateau | 46 cm | 47.2 cm |
2 in. above medial tibial plateau | 41 cm | 41.8 cm |
4 in. below medial tibial plateau | 29 cm | 29.6 cm |
2 in. below medial tibial plateau | 34 cm | 35 cm |
Findings: Minimal mm bulk difference between LE.
Limb Girth Measurement
Landmark | (R) LE | (L) LE |
Metatarsal heads | 25.8 cm | 24 cm |
2 in. above metatarsal heads | 28 cm | 25.6 cm |
Findings: ~ 2 cm difference between 2 feet shows significant edema at ® foot
Special test:
(+) Hamstring Tightness Test
Finding: Pt has tight hamstrings on (B) LE
(+) Beevor’s Sign
Finding: Umbilicus moved upward during test
(-) Thomas Test
Finding: Pt has no tight iliopsoas on (B) LE
Functional Assessment:
Balance/Tolerance Testing:
Legend for Balance:
N - can assume, maintain, wt shift and can be challenged
G - can assume, maintain and wt shift
F - can assume and maintain
P - can assume
NIL - can’t do any
Legend for Tolerance:
N - 46 mins.–1 hr
G – 31-45 mins.
F – 16-30 mins.
P – 1-15 mins.
0 - none
Findings: Sitting B/T: N/N
Standing B/T: Fair/Poor
Note: Pt was using PKS at ® LE and knight taylor splint between parallel bars.
Significance: For goal management and tx plan.
Postural Analysis:
All parameters of posture are level and present except:
Anterior/posterior View
◦ (B) shoulders are elevated c (L) shoulder higher
◦ trunk slightly listed to (L)
◦ (L) pelvis higher than ®
◦ ® hip ER
◦ ® foot supination
Note: Postural analysis was taken between parallel bars while wearing PKS at ® LE and knight taylor splint
Findings: Pt has postural deviations 2° ® abdominal and LE weakness.
Significance: Goal setting and tx plan.
Gait Analysis:
Pt was assessed while walking c use of BAC using a 3 pt-gait.
Note: Pt was using PKS at ® LE and knight taylor splint during gait analysis
ADL Analysis:
Pt is independent on ADLs requiring use of (B) LE such as bed mobility, feeding, self care, grooming and UE dressing but experiences:
◦ moderate difficulty c standing and ambulation
◦ moderate difficulty c transfers such as bed – chair, chair – bed, floor – toilet bowl, toilet bowl – floor, floor – bed and bed – floor.
◦ minimal difficulty c LE dressing
Significance: Tx plan and goal setting
A:
Dx: Incomplete Traumatic SCI at T11-T12 c SL T9-T10 level 2º knife stab
PT Impression: Brown Sequard syndrome c ASIA Classification of Monoplegia 2° to SCI incomplete ASIA B c motor level T1 ® and sensory level for pin prick and light touch at T9 at (L) c skeletal level at T9-T10 2° knife stab
Rehab potential: Good. Pt has a low SCI level and no complications on affected extremities, had an early start of PT rehabilitation and is very much enthusiastic about his therapy.
Goal: Get the pt to stand and walk independently c use of KAFO at ® and lofstrand cructch.
Problem List:
- ADL difficulties:
◦ moderate difficulty c standing and ambulation
◦ moderate difficulty c transfers such as bed – chair, chair – bed, floor – toilet bowl, toilet bowl – floor, floor – bed and bed – floor.
◦ minimal difficulty c LE dressing
- Paralysis on ® LE, lower abdominal area and low back.
- Standing B/T: Fair/Poor
- Minimal atrophy of ® LE mm
- Decreased AROM 2° mm paralysis
- Impaired sensation on (B) LE and abdominal area
- ® ankle plantarflexor tightness
- Postural deviations
- Gait deviations
- Gr 1 pitting edema at ® foot
- Grade 1+ spasticity at ® LE towards hip abduction, knee flexion & extension and ankle dorsiflexion.
LTG: In 1 month tx session pt will:
- Be able to ambulate properly c use of KAFO at ® LE and lofstrand crutch.
STG: In 2 weeks tx session pt will:
1. (?) Have an improvement on pt’s mm grade on ® LE mm groups of at most 1 MMT grade increments.
2. (?) Have an increased AROM on ® LE motions of at least 10º on motions of all jts of ® LE.
3. Have an elimination of Gr 1 pitting edema at ® LE
4. Have elimination of (R) ankle plantarflexor tightness.
P: Pt will be treated thrice a week as an out-pt.
Modalities:
- US on (R) heelcord, bighead, 1MHz, continuous, c intensity of 2w/cm2 x 15 mins prior to exercise.
- ES on (R) quadriceps, hamstrings, gastrocsoleus, tibialis anterior, toe flexors and extensors x 90 contractions on each mm or mm groups.
Exercises: Pls remove knight taylor splint and PKS or KAFO when available
1. GPS of (R) hamstrings and heel cords x30 secs hold x 5 reps x 1 set simultaneous c PREs of (B) UE c 4 lb dumbbell, 10 reps x 1 set, all motions.
2. PROMEs on ® LE, 10 reps x 1 set, all motions.
3. PREs of (L) LE using 3 lbs ankle weights x 10 reps x 1 set, all motions.
4. Strengthen ® quadratus lumborum through hip elevation exercises (mm settings) x 7 secs hold x 10 reps x 1 set → in standing, hip elevation c ankle wts 7 secs hold x 5 reps.
5. Train pt proper diaphragmatic breathing.
6. Standing B/T training and gait training c KAFO.
Pre-requisite: Teach pt proper donning and doffing of KAFO.
KAFO Training: s knight taylor splint
- Standing B/T between parallel bars while wearing KAFO at ® LE c single hand support → 2 finger support → hands free or SBA x 15 mins for 3 tx sessions then transfer outside parallel bars to also progress c tolerance and decreased guarding from CGA → SBA → fully independent.
- Train pt c proper ambulation using BAC c 3 pt gait (c knight taylor splint) then eventually removing knight taylor splint then shifting to lofstrand crutch.
Home Instructions:
- Advice pt to continue exercises taught at clinic at home.
- Advice pt to elevate ® LE to eliminate the edema or passively do ankle pumping at ® LE
- Advice pt to maintain proper diaphragmatic breathing
Britanico, Maria Socorro C.
Adolfo, Dominic
PT Intern 2008
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