What You’ll Discover in Colleen Sleik The Hands-On Guide to Vestibular Rehabilitation Clinical The Decision-Making to Treat Vertigo, Dizziness, & Balance Disorders
- Faculty:
- Colleen Sleik
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 26 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and video
- Copyright:
- Jun 13, 2019
Description
Colleen Sleik After being able to evaluate a patient who was feeling unprepared, PT DPT OCS, NCS started her journey in the specialized treatment of vestibular rehabilitation patients. to help. She was in desperate need of your assistance. to Find out more. It’s easy to recognize and treat BPPV.
For patients who have experienced something not initially expected, however, it can complicate the process of care. to BPPV, or for those with multiple conditions that have an impact on their overall presentation. Advanced training is required to Understanding how the systems work together is key. This course was created with these patients in mind.
The The recording starts with the assessment and treatment of BPPV. This includes a lab component. to Hand positioning and practice technique are important.-You can make modifications. You will become skilled to BPPV can be better recognized and treated. The non-BPPV presentation will be further assessed and treated.-Functional assessments and treatment progressions will also be used to diagnose BPPV.
This course gives participants a better understanding of patient assessment and treatment techniques.-Specific modifications and differential diagnosis skills are required for dizzy patients. Take your skills to It’s a new level of therapy when you can identify the areas where you can intervene. to Patients and strategies should be promoted to achieve the desired functional gains to Each of these areas should be used to help patients move forward.
Handouts
Manual The Hands-On Guide to Vestibular Rehabilitation (4.69 MB) | 110 pages | Available after Purchase | |
Instructions for ASHA Credit-SELF STUDY ONLY – 06/13/19 (38.5KB) | Available after Purchase |
Outline
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS – ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES
- For patients with mobility limitations, or who live in environments that are limited space like home health or acute care, position modifications can be made.
- Clinical decision-Making large groups of friends to Apply assessment techniques to interpret the findings
- Assess for dizziness that is central, peripheral, or cervicogenic.
- A patient’s history, onset, symptoms, and assessment will help determine the diagnosis of therapy
MEDICAL PROGNOSIS AND PERIPHERAL DIAGNOSIS
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo
- Vestibular neuronitis, labyrinitis
- Meniere’s disease, endolymphatic hydrops, acoustic neuroma
- Central vertigo: CVA, multiple sclerosis, migraine-Assoc.
- Cervicogenic vertigo
- Post-concussion syndrome
- Sensory integration/Multi-Factorial balance dysfunction
EXAM LAB
- Clearing the cervical spine: mVAT Sharp-Test your knowledge with a Purser
- Occulomotor exam – Smooth pursuit, Saccades Vergence, and visual acuity
- Vestibular Exam: Head thrust, Head-Shaking Nystagmus, Hallpike-Dix, Roll Test
- Assessing nystagmus: Horizontal, vertical, torsional
- Motion Sensitivity quotient
- Balance assessment: mCTSIB, Dynamic Gait Index, Gait
VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION: DEVELOPING A PATIENT-SPECIFIC TREATMENT PLANS
- Canalith repositioning maneuvers: Epley maneuver, BBQ roll / quick BBQ roll, Cassani, Appiani, Brandt-Daroff Exercises
- Gaze stabilization: Basics and advances
- Balance Progress
- Sensory integration and balance Evidence-Functional Assessment Tools based
- Vestibular Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy has EDGE recommendations
- For vestibular rehabilitation, you should direct each of the 4 treatment areas.
Faculty
Colleen SleikPT, DPT OCS, NCS Similar seminars and products 6
Physical Therapy with Focus on Function
Colleen Sleik, PT, DPT, OCS, NCS, A licensed physical therapist, Dr. Dr. Sleik In 2010, she founded her own private practice with the sole purpose of treating vestibular disorders. She continues to Dickenson Rehab Services is where the majority of her caseload is made up of patients with balance and vestibular disorders.
Dr. Sleik Graduated from The College of St. Catherine with a Master’s in physical therapy. Through this she earned a transitional Doctorate of physical therapy degree. The University of St. Augustine (Florida) and completed the Competency-Based Vestibular Rehabilitation Emory University in Atlanta (Georgia) offers a course. Additional information to Board-Certification as an Orthopaedic Surgeon Clinical Neurologic Specialists Clinical Specialist, Dr. Sleik The American Physical Therapy Association includes the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapists and the Vestibular Special Interest Group
She began teaching continuing education courses in vestibular rehabilitation with the purpose of improving clinicians’ knowledge in the specialty of vestibular rehabilitation and ultimately improving the quality of patient care. Dr. Sleik’s goal as a clinician is to Give her patients the best possible care to ensure their return to Daily function with minimum limitations while still providing the tools to last-Self is a term-Management of symptoms
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Colleen Sleik She has an employment relationship to Dickinson County Health Care System and Aegis Therapies Golden Living Center. PESI, Inc. provides a speaking honorarium.
Non-financial: Colleen Sleik Is a member the American Physical Therapy Association.
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