Was that really 3 point non-weight bearing? Is it not supposed to be the crutch on the injured side (non weight bearing foot) going forward first followed by the crutch on the functional side then finally the uninjured foot moving to or through.
at 1:12 the patient is lying on the nonsurgical hip, which is good, but then the surgical hip leg lays down in adduction and crosses the midline of the patient. I thought that should be avoided?
The section on toe touch weight bearing is wrong - the patient in this video is doing is more partial weight bearing / heel touch. This is not toe touch weight bearing
I can have you as a therapist for my mom you are great. Is this exercise good for elderly who is completely immobilized after a fall from the bed with a femur fracture who is not able to move or stand ? Would this exercise help her do all that?
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I suspect you know this but demonstration down the first step did include some weight bearing on the affected side: I suspect you were trying to have her be NWB as she was in subsequent steps?
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There are some people criticizing too much here. I have seen a lot of transfers WORST than this one. All you have to do is be careful with the patient safety and your own. Proper BOS, COG, Etc. I would do some things different, but in general, It wasn't that bad.
Very informative however I feel these exercise move too quickly for an injured patient for example the wrist exercises would have me screaming ! I broke my wrist two years ago and these were done by the therapists I had much slower. I had a hip transplant last fall due to the wrist injury and these hip range of motion exercises were done on a much much slower tempo.
