Terry Rzepkowski – 3-Day Intensive Clinical Orthopedic Certificate Course

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Terry Rzepkowski – 3-Day Intensive Clinical Orthopedic Certificate Course

Description:

We know you’ve been interested in the latest techniques in arthroscopic repair and joint replacement – but maybe your busy treatment schedule just has not allowed you the time? To keep up with surgical advances, and to meet the needs of patients, we will be discussing joint replacement videos and arthroscopic repair together. You will leave with a practice.-These new insights focus on joint replacement patients with hands and arthroscopic repairs.-on lab activities.

How often have you seen information about an advance in orthopedic joint treatment, but the daily grinds of patient scheduling, treatments and documentation mean that there is no time in your day, week or month to even give it another glance? Terry RzepkowskiDTP fully understands how frustrating it can be. This 3-Day certificate courses will give you the uninterrupted focus and extensive knowledge that you need.

Hands-You can find lab opportunities that will give you renewed confidence in treating your patients with orthopedic joints.

OUTLINE: DAY 1.

Evaluation of the Orthopedic joint patient

• Application of orthopedic special tests, and their results
• Correlation of diagnostic imaging results with special test results
• Rehabilitation options that take into account:
• Conservative treatments, pain and function, surgical options, co-management-Morbidities and relative bone density

Videos of surgical procedures include

• Shoulder arthroscopic procedures for Bankart repair, RTC repair and SLAP
• Total shoulder arthroplasty
• Reverse TSA
• Radiograph-assisted Total Elbow Arthroplasty
• Donning and removing UE immobilizers is a good practice.

OUTLINE: DAY 2

Video of actual patients presenting surgical procedures:

• Hip Arthroscopic procedures: FAI, Acetabular labral repairs
• Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA), conventional posterior, and lateral approaches
• THA revision and anterior THA
• Knee Arthroscopic procedures – Partial menisectomy, meniscal repairs, bio ingrowth cartilage
• Total Knee replacement (TKA) conventional and sub vastus, uni & bi compartment
• Future joint replacement is possible with custom implants, robotically assisted hip, knee, ankle and knee replacements

Acute post-Operative recovery

• New 2016 Guidelines on Discharge Planning for Total Joints
• Acute Rehabilitation/Skilled Nursing / Home is the best choice for accessibility, assistance, restriction of activity, and length of stay.
• Pain management, opioid tolerance and opioid-induced constipation are some of the topics covered.
• Cold recirculator units or cold compression devices are used
• Strategies for active and passive TED
• Demonstration of TED hose use
• Wound Care/Infection Prevention
• Demonstration PICO dressing
• Demonstration PT/INR point of care
• Selection and adjustment of assistive equipment with instruction on proper use

OUTLINE: DAY 3

Sessions are available for acute and subacute phases of rehabilitation

• Shoulder: Cervical stretching techniques and active proximal exercise with cervical stretching techniques (permissible distal UE).
• Hip: Immediate post-The following are op progressions and exercises for the anterior and conventional approaches, as well as transfer considerations
• Knee: Immediate Post-Here are the progressions and op exercises for both the subvastus and conventional approaches, as well as forms of stretching.

Out strategies that work optimally-Be patient, and go above and beyond

• Shoulder: Use manual techniques to create proximal stability and progress to rotator-cuff strengthening
• Hip: Progression in core pelvic strength, proximal trunk stability and proprioceptive balance, coordination activities, recovery of normal gait mechanics
• Knee: Progression of flexibility activities, patellar mobilization demonstration, patella femoral tapping, the importance and necessity of proper footwear, balance, coordination, proprioceptive, and proprioceptive activities, return to normal gait mechanics

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OBJECTIVES

1. Analyze altered joint mechanics, the advancement of degenerative joints conditions, and the staging orthopedic interventions.
2. Take part in hands-Application of special tests to differentiate between hip, shoulder and knee joint damage.
3. You should consider the timing of your arthroscopic and joint replacement surgery.
4. Divide the Rev TSA and TSA procedures.
5. Communicate the different surgical options available for THA.
6. Correlate the intra-THA revision can be made more quickly by using operative procedures that require more conservative measures.
7. Communicate traditional approaches using MIS and MSS surgical approaches.
8. Examine the pros and cons of robot-assisted and computerized replacement surgery.
9. Propose the advantages of a multi-user system-Modal approach to post-Operative pain.
10. Analyze the timeline for the return to activities of the post-Patient undergoing surgery.
11. Find the best practices strategies in this post-op exercises that include UE manual scapular stabilization methods and closed-chain functional exercises of the LE.
12. Take part in hands-UE immobilizers, cold therapies and point-of-care PT/INR are all acceptable.
13. Use assistive devices properly to optimize post-Op needs.
14. Sub- and acute roles in role play-The acute intervention strategies are for the total hip, shoulder, and knee patient.
15. You can practice advanced levels of out-Patient intervention strategies for total shoulder, hip, or knee patients.
16. The most up-to-date research can be used to inform treatment decisions for total joints patients.
17. Assess an orthopedic joint patient so that you don’t overlook any important details.
18. Find out what’s next for joint replacements.