Ati:mobilility & Immobility

Front 1

__________ freedom and independence in purposeful movement. adapting to and having self-awareness of the environment

Back 1

MOBILITY

Front 2

What are the 2 body systems that are essential for mobility

Back 2

Functional musculoskeletal and
nervous systems

Front 3

The inability to move freely and independently at will.

Back 3

IMMOBILITY

Front 4

________are designed to maintain mobility and prevent or minimize
complications of immobility

Back 4

NURSING INTERVENTIONS

Front 5

It helps relieve pain and
promote healing

Back 5

Cutaneous stimulation- hot and cold applications

Front 6

another key component of reducing the complications of
immobility

Back 6

Promoting venous return

Front 7

Immobility can be Temporay, Permanent, Sudden Onset, Slow Onset. Give examples of each respectively

Back 7

1. following knee arthroplasty
2. paraplegia
3. ractured arm and leg following a motor-vehicle crash
4. multiple sclerosis

Front 8

The principles of body mechanics are based on (4 ans)

Back 8

alignment, balance, gravity, and friction

Front 9

Movement depends on

Back 9

1. intact skeletal system
2. skeletal muscles
3. nervous system

Front 10

Assessment of the client focuses on

Back 10

1.mobility
2. range of motion (ROM)
3. gait
4. exercise status
5. activity tolerance
6. body alignment ( standing, sitting, and lying)

Front 11

What are the factors affecting mobility?

Back 11

1. Alterations in muscles
2. Injury to the musculoskeletal system
3. Abnormal posture
4. Impaired central nervous system
5. Health status and age

Front 12

What do you call the collapse of part or (much less commonly) all of a lung. Impaired Gas Exchange

Back 12

Atelectasis