Exam Preview for 6823: Prehabilitation For THR: Evidence-Based Tips

Prehabilitation For THR: Evidence-Based Tips And Tricks For The PT And OT Provider

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1. What is one key benefit of prehabilitation programs for patients undergoing THR? They guarantee long-term muscle strength without further therapy. They improve preoperative muscle strength and HRQOL. They replace the need for post-surgical rehabilitation. They reduce the overall cost of surgery.
2. What has research demonstrated about combining preoperative and postoperative progressive resistance training (PRT) for THR patients? It is less effective than postoperative training alone. It leads to superior improvements in muscle strength, gait, and balance. It replaces the need for other forms of therapy. It increases the time required for full recovery.
3. Which prehabilitation approach has been shown to improve recovery times and patient confidence? Progressive explosive-type resistance training Gentle stretching exercises only Aerobic training programs exclusively Meditation and mindfulness techniques
4. How does preoperative exercise participation improve outcomes for THR patients? It eliminates the need for inpatient therapy. It predicts earlier discharge and less dependence on gait aids. It guarantees no complications post-surgery. It ensures consistent recovery times for all patients.
5. What is one practical tool for PTs and OTPs to improve functional milestones after THR? Administering generic exercise programs Eliminating patient assessments to save time Delaying therapy until post-surgery recovery begins Providing preoperative physical and occupational therapy