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Knowledge to Review: Review patient assessment principles, medical history, physical examination, functional limitations, posture, joint range of motion, muscle strength, gait assessment, and limb measurements. Study the basic examination procedures used when evaluating patients who require prosthetic or orthotic support.
Practical Skills to Review: Understand patient measurement techniques, recognize abnormal movement patterns, identify skin and pressure-related concerns, and interpret basic functional assessment findings. Review the importance of accurate documentation and communication during prosthetic and orthotic evaluation within the technician's assigned responsibilities.
Knowledge to Review: Study the functional anatomy of the upper and lower limbs, spine, pelvis, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and peripheral nerves. Review anatomical landmarks, joint movements, muscle actions, weight-bearing structures, and their relationships to human movement.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify major anatomical structures, recognize important bony landmarks, understand muscle function, and relate anatomical features to prosthetic and orthotic device positioning. Review how anatomical variations and physical impairments may affect device fit and patient comfort.
Knowledge to Review: Review human movement, joint mechanics, force, torque, leverage, balance, body alignment, and principles of normal and abnormal gait. Study biomechanical relationships between the body, prosthetic devices, orthotic supports, and functional movement.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize basic gait deviations, understand load distribution, interpret alignment-related problems, and identify how mechanical forces affect prosthetic and orthotic function. Review the principles of stability, support, pressure distribution, and movement control.
Knowledge to Review: Study levels of lower limb amputation, residual limb anatomy, prosthetic components, socket design principles, suspension systems, prosthetic feet, and knee mechanisms. Review residual limb care, prosthetic alignment, gait considerations, and common complications associated with lower limb prosthetic use.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify major lower limb prosthetic components, understand socket fit and suspension principles, recognize common pressure and alignment concerns, and review prosthetic assembly and adjustment concepts. Study the technician's supporting role in prosthetic preparation, inspection, and maintenance.
Knowledge to Review: Review therapeutic footwear, foot anatomy, weight distribution, foot deformities, pressure management, shoe modifications, insoles, and common adaptations used to improve foot support. Study basic footwear construction, heel and sole modifications, and principles of accommodating functional foot abnormalities.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize common footwear modifications, understand the purpose of insoles and supportive components, identify pressure-related foot problems, and review basic fitting considerations. Understand how footwear adaptations may influence comfort, stability, gait, and pressure distribution.
Knowledge to Review: Study lower limb orthotic devices, including foot orthoses, ankle-foot orthoses, knee orthoses, and knee-ankle-foot orthoses. Review orthotic materials, joint stabilization, alignment, deformity management, gait support, and mechanical principles of lower limb bracing.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify common lower limb orthotic components, recognize intended device functions, understand fitting and alignment considerations, and review basic fabrication and adjustment principles. Recognize signs of excessive pressure, poor fit, and mechanical problems that require further assessment.
Knowledge to Review: Review spinal anatomy, normal spinal curves, postural alignment, and common conditions requiring external spinal support. Study cervical orthoses, thoracolumbosacral orthoses, lumbar supports, and principles of spinal stabilization and positioning.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize common spinal orthotic devices, understand their basic support and stabilization functions, identify relevant anatomical landmarks, and review device positioning and fit. Study precautions related to skin pressure, patient comfort, and safe application within the technician's authorized responsibilities.
Knowledge to Review: Study upper limb amputation levels, residual limb anatomy, prosthetic sockets, suspension systems, terminal devices, and basic control mechanisms used in upper limb prostheses. Review body-powered and externally powered prosthetic concepts, functional restoration, and common device-related problems.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify upper limb prosthetic components, understand basic socket and suspension principles, recognize control systems, and review device assembly, inspection, and maintenance concepts. Understand how component selection and alignment may affect patient comfort and upper limb function.
Knowledge to Review: Review upper limb orthotic devices used for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers. Study splinting principles, joint support, deformity prevention, functional positioning, material selection, and common upper limb orthotic applications.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize different upper limb orthoses, understand their supportive functions, identify appropriate anatomical landmarks, and review fabrication, fitting, and positioning principles. Recognize potential skin irritation, pressure problems, and limitations affecting device comfort and function.
Knowledge to Review: Study materials commonly used in prosthetic and orthotic fabrication, including thermoplastics, composites, metals, foams, liners, and related components. Review material properties, strength, flexibility, durability, heat response, fabrication techniques, and quality considerations.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize common fabrication materials, understand their appropriate uses, identify basic properties affecting device performance, and review heating, molding, trimming, and finishing concepts. Study the importance of material inspection, workmanship, and device quality during fabrication.
Knowledge to Review: Review workplace safety, infection prevention, personal protective equipment, equipment handling, workshop organization, and safe storage of prosthetic and orthotic materials. Study potential hazards associated with machinery, heat, dust, chemicals, sharp tools, and manual handling.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize workshop hazards, understand safe tool and equipment practices, apply infection-prevention principles, and identify appropriate protective measures. Review safe patient handling, accurate documentation, effective communication, and professional responsibilities within a prosthetics and orthotics service.
