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Which of the following is a reason for mobilizing a patient who is unable to move by themselves?
Which of the following is a reason for mobilizing a patient who is unable to move by themselves?
- To increase the patient's appetite
- To enforce bed rest
- To promote independent living
- To stimulate circulation (correct)
What is one of the benefits of maintaining good body alignment in a patient?
What is one of the benefits of maintaining good body alignment in a patient?
- To increase stress levels
- To enhance physical performance in sports
- To reduce muscle fatigue and injuries (correct)
- To improve social interaction
Which of the following actions helps to prevent potential problems associated with immobility?
Which of the following actions helps to prevent potential problems associated with immobility?
- Maintaining a high-calorie diet
- Regularly mobilizing the patient (correct)
- Encouraging a sedentary lifestyle
- Administering medication for pain relief
Why is it important to prevent fatigue in a patient during movement activities?
Why is it important to prevent fatigue in a patient during movement activities?
Which objective is NOT associated with mobilizing a patient?
Which objective is NOT associated with mobilizing a patient?
Flashcards
Why is Exercise important?
Why is Exercise important?
Exercise helps improve muscle strength, prevent immobility, stimulate circulation, help patients move, and prevent injuries/fatigue .
Muscle Strength Benefit
Muscle Strength Benefit
Exercise builds and strengthens muscles.
Immobility Prevention
Immobility Prevention
Exercise helps avoid problems from not moving.
Circulation Stimulation
Circulation Stimulation
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Assists Patients
Assists Patients
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Study Notes
Benefits of Assisted Movement
- Increased muscle strength: Assisted movement helps build and maintain muscle strength.
- Prevention of immobility problems: Movement prevents issues associated with lack of mobility.
- Stimulated circulation: Assisted movement improves blood flow.
- Assistance to immobile patients: Helps patients who can't move independently.
- Prevention of fatigue and injuries: Movement reduces tiredness and risk of harm.
- Maintenance of good posture: Assisted movement helps maintain proper body alignment.
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Description
Explore the essential benefits of assisted movement for individuals with limited mobility. This quiz highlights how assisted movement enhances muscle strength, circulation, and prevents immobility issues. Ideal for healthcare providers and caregivers, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining good posture and reducing fatigue.
