CMMR Medicina de Rehabilitación study plan

List and explain the key functional scales used in neurological rehabilitation, including Barthel, FIM, and Rankin, specifying their domains and scoring.

Describe the pathophysiology and rehabilitation phases of stroke, including early mobilization, spasticity management, and secondary prevention.

Outline the ASIA impairment scale and its use in spinal cord injury classification.

Identify common complications in traumatic brain injury and multiple sclerosis that affect rehabilitation planning.

Compare the clinical features and rehabilitation approaches for ALS and peripheral neuropathies.

Interpret the findings of nerve conduction studies and electromyography in common neuropathies, such as carpal tunnel syndrome and Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Explain the role of somatosensory and motor evoked potentials in diagnosing and prognosticating neurological disorders.

Differentiate upper versus lower motor neuron lesion patterns on electrodiagnostic testing.

Describe the rehabilitation management of spasticity, including botulinum toxin injection and physical modalities.

Outline a rehabilitation plan for a patient with spinal cord injury at T10, addressing mobility, bowel/bladder, and skin care.

Detail the rehabilitation phases after total hip and knee arthroplasty, including weight-bearing restrictions and exercise progression.

Explain the principles of prosthetic prescription for upper and lower limb amputations, including component selection based on activity level.

Describe common sports injuries (ACL tear, rotator cuff tear, ankle sprain) and their rehabilitation protocols.

Identify indications for and types of orthoses used in musculoskeletal conditions, such as AFO and knee braces.

Summarize evidence-based exercise interventions for osteoarthritis and osteoporosis.

Describe the classification and rehabilitation management of cerebral palsy, including gross motor function classification system (GMFCS) levels.

Outline the multidisciplinary care for a child with myelomeningocele, focusing on mobility, bowel/bladder, and orthopedic complications.

Explain the rehabilitation approach for muscular dystrophies, including contracture prevention and respiratory care.

Identify age-related changes in functional capacity and design exercise programs for older adults to prevent falls.

Discuss the rehabilitation of common chronic diseases in the elderly, such as Parkinson's disease and frailty.

Design a cardiac rehabilitation program for a patient after myocardial infarction, including exercise prescription and monitoring.

Explain pulmonary rehabilitation components for COPD, including breathing exercises and endurance training.

Outline rehabilitation for peripheral arterial disease and venous insufficiency, including exercise and compression therapy.

Describe interventional pain management techniques, such as epidural steroid injections and nerve blocks, and their indications.

Develop a multimodal pain rehabilitation plan for chronic low back pain, integrating physical therapy and psychological interventions.

Summarize the ethical principles in rehabilitation, including autonomy, beneficence, and distributive justice.

Explain the legal and regulatory framework for rehabilitation services, including disability certification and accessibility laws.

Describe quality indicators and accreditation standards in rehabilitation facilities.

Discuss resource allocation and administration challenges in rehabilitation settings.

Apply functional assessment tools to measure outcomes and quality of life in rehabilitation.

Integrate knowledge from neurological, musculoskeletal, and pediatric rehabilitation by solving case-based scenarios.

Identify gaps in understanding of high-yield topics through practice questions and targeted review.

Explain the rehabilitation management of common pediatric orthopedic conditions, such as clubfoot and developmental dysplasia of the hip.

Review the indications and complications of common orthopedic surgeries and their rehabilitation implications.

Revisit key electrodiagnostic and functional assessment concepts as they apply to complex cases.

Synthesize all domains by taking a full-length mock examination under timed conditions.

Review incorrect answers and create a personalized high-yield fact sheet for last-minute revision.

Rehearse rapid recall of key scales, classifications, and treatment algorithms.

Practice case-based decision-making for common rehabilitation scenarios.

Develop a test-taking strategy for managing time and question types.