Rotatorcuff-reinsertion, klinisk fysioterapeutisk instruks for, BFH

Fysioterapeuter og læger på Bispebjerg og Frederiksberg hospital.

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NRS: Numerisk rangskala, som går fra 0-10. 0 er lig med ingen smerter, 10 er lig med de værst tænkelige smerter. Pt. angiver det tal, som passer til deres smerteniveau.

AAROM: Ledet aktive bevægelser.

AROM: Aktive bevægelser.

GOP: Genoptræningsplan

Løs Mitella: Armslynge der ikke er fixeret til kroppen

Fixeret Mitella: Armslynge der er fixeret til kroppen

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Fysioterapi ordineres af læge. Fysioterapeuterne dokumenterer i journalen.

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Afdelingsterapeuten er ansvarlig for at fysioterapeuterne i det ambulante genoptræningsområde på Bispebjerg- og Frederiksberg hospital er bekendt med vejledningen og at den er implementeret i den daglige praksis.

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