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Knowledge to Review: Study patient history, physical assessment, functional examination, posture, gait, muscle strength, joint range of motion, limb measurements, and evaluation of residual limb conditions. Review assessment principles relevant to prosthetic and orthotic management, including patient goals, physical limitations, and clinical documentation.
Practical Skills to Review: Interpret patient assessment findings, recognize functional impairments, evaluate basic gait abnormalities, identify pressure-sensitive areas, and understand how examination findings inform prosthetic and orthotic treatment planning. Review measurement accuracy, device suitability considerations, and the importance of patient-centered assessment within the licensed scope.
Knowledge to Review: Review the functional anatomy of the upper limbs, lower limbs, spine, pelvis, muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and peripheral nerves. Study anatomical landmarks, joint movements, muscle actions, weight-bearing structures, and normal relationships between anatomy and human movement.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify relevant anatomical structures, relate muscle function to movement, recognize anatomical changes following amputation, and understand the relationship between anatomy and device design. Review how anatomical variations, joint deformities, and tissue conditions influence orthotic and prosthetic fitting.
Knowledge to Review: Study movement mechanics, joint forces, torque, leverage, center of gravity, balance, posture, and normal and abnormal gait patterns. Review the mechanical principles governing prosthetic and orthotic function, including force distribution, joint control, stability, and movement efficiency.
Practical Skills to Review: Interpret basic biomechanical relationships, recognize gait deviations, assess alignment considerations, and understand the mechanical effects of prosthetic and orthotic devices. Review how device alignment, force application, and pressure distribution may influence patient comfort and function.
Knowledge to Review: Review lower limb amputation levels, residual limb assessment, prosthetic socket designs, suspension systems, prosthetic knee mechanisms, foot components, and principles of prosthetic alignment. Study residual limb care, weight-bearing considerations, prosthetic gait, common fitting problems, and rehabilitation following lower limb amputation.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize major prosthetic components, interpret fitting and alignment concerns, understand prosthetic selection considerations, and identify common pressure-related complications. Review the principles of socket fitting, prosthetic adjustment, gait assessment, and appropriate follow-up for lower limb prosthesis users.
Knowledge to Review: Study therapeutic footwear, foot anatomy, foot deformities, pressure distribution, insoles, heel modifications, sole adaptations, and footwear-related biomechanics. Review the role of modified footwear in improving comfort, foot support, gait efficiency, and accommodation of structural abnormalities.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize indications for footwear modifications, understand the purposes of different insoles and shoe adaptations, and evaluate basic fitting considerations. Review how footwear changes may affect stability, limb alignment, pressure management, and functional mobility.
Knowledge to Review: Review foot orthoses, ankle-foot orthoses, knee orthoses, knee-ankle-foot orthoses, and other devices used to support lower limb function. Study joint stabilization, orthotic alignment, gait support, pressure management, material selection, and orthotic design considerations.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify lower limb orthotic components, understand basic device selection principles, interpret alignment requirements, and recognize problems involving device fit and joint positioning. Review orthotic fitting, functional assessment, mechanical adjustment, and identification of device-related complications.
Knowledge to Review: Study spinal anatomy, normal spinal curvature, postural abnormalities, spinal instability, and principles of external spinal stabilization. Review cervical orthoses, thoracolumbosacral orthoses, lumbar supports, and commonly used spinal orthotic systems.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize common spinal orthotic devices, understand their intended mechanical functions, and interpret anatomical and postural considerations affecting device selection. Review principles of device positioning, fitting, pressure management, and recognition of potential complications.
Knowledge to Review: Review upper limb amputation levels, residual limb anatomy, prosthetic socket design, suspension systems, terminal devices, and upper limb prosthetic control mechanisms. Study body-powered prostheses, externally powered systems, functional restoration, and common problems related to prosthetic use.
Practical Skills to Review: Identify upper limb prosthetic components, understand the principles of socket fitting, recognize basic control systems, and assess functional considerations in device use. Review prosthetic alignment, component selection, device maintenance, and recognition of fitting or functional limitations.
Knowledge to Review: Study upper limb orthotic devices for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers. Review splinting principles, joint stabilization, functional positioning, deformity prevention, material selection, and common orthotic treatment considerations.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize common upper limb orthoses, understand device positioning and alignment, interpret functional support requirements, and review orthotic fitting principles. Identify potential pressure problems, joint positioning issues, and device-related limitations affecting comfort and mobility.
Knowledge to Review: Review materials used in prosthetic and orthotic fabrication, including thermoplastics, composite materials, metals, foams, resins, and interface materials. Study material strength, durability, flexibility, weight, heat response, manufacturing techniques, and quality-control considerations.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize suitable material properties for prosthetic and orthotic applications, understand fabrication and molding principles, and evaluate basic material limitations. Review material selection, component inspection, workmanship, device durability, and quality assurance during fabrication.
Knowledge to Review: Study workplace safety, infection prevention, personal protective equipment, safe machinery operation, material storage, waste disposal, and general workshop procedures. Review hazards associated with dust, chemicals, heat, sharp tools, and fabrication equipment. Study patient confidentiality, clinical documentation, team communication, and professional responsibilities.
Practical Skills to Review: Recognize workplace hazards, understand safe equipment handling, apply appropriate infection-prevention measures, and identify situations requiring corrective action. Review safe patient handling, quality assurance, effective communication, accurate documentation, and professional practice within the authorized scope.
