Mobility Aid Practice Cases

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What is the most suitable mobility aid for Aunty Linny in her case?

  • Walker
  • Wheelchair
  • Crutches
  • Cane (correct)

Which gait pattern is most beneficial for Aunty Linny when using her cane on uneven surfaces?

  • Three-point gait
  • Straight-leg gait
  • Four-point gait (correct)
  • Two-point gait

What safety consideration should be prioritized for Aunty Linny while she practices walking?

  • Enhancing her confidence through encouragement (correct)
  • Ensuring her cane matches her personality
  • Practicing only on flat surfaces
  • Decreasing her walking distance over time

How can communication be effectively managed when teaching Aunty Linny to use her cane?

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What is the main mobility aid that Pippi Larson would benefit from in her situation?

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What aspect of Pippi Larson's condition is vital to consider when teaching her to use her mobility aid?

<p>Energy levels during different times of the day (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which behavior may help Pippi Larson when transitioning from class to class at school?

<p>Taking breaks to rest periodically (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What technique could enhance Pippi Larson’s confidence while using her mobility aid?

<p>Practicing in a low-stress environment before school (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which mobility aid would likely be most beneficial for Fatima given her symptoms and concerns?

<p>Walking frame (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an important consideration when assessing Tana's ability to perform daily tasks?

<p>The presence of safety hazards in her environment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which rehabilitation strategy may help Tana improve her mobility after her traumatic brain injury?

<p>Practicing balance exercises with supervision (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What safety consideration should be prioritized for the 30-year-old patient with multiple sclerosis when walking at the mall?

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What technique should Fatima employ when using a walking aid to enhance her confidence?

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What challenge might Fatima face due to social stigma regarding her condition?

<p>Reluctance to use a walking aid (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How would Tana benefit from using pictures to enhance understanding during rehabilitation?

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What is a potential psychological impact of living with multiple sclerosis for Fatima?

<p>Feelings of isolation (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary goal for Alroy's rehabilitation?

<p>Walking without assistance (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following may be a safety consideration for Yeung Wai Man when passing items across a table?

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What type of mobility aid might be most suitable for Alroy to assist in his rehabilitation?

<p>Walkers or walking frames (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When assessing Yeung Wai Man's progress, what aspect should be primarily monitored?

<p>Balance while seated and reaching (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement best reflects a rehabilitation strategy for Alroy?

<p>Engage in exercises that promote leg strength and stability (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What might be a common misconception regarding the rehabilitation process for patients like Yeung Wai Man?

<p>Full recovery will happen very quickly (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In terms of mobility aids for Yeung Wai Man, which of the following is most appropriate given his condition?

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What is a likely consequence of Alroy's condition if rehabilitation is not pursued effectively?

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Flashcards

Aunty Linny's Mobility Needs

Aunty Linny, a 65-year-old with a hip replacement, needs mobility aids for uneven outdoor surfaces. Her fear of falling and hearing loss are contributing factors.

Mobility Aid Recommendation (Aunty Linny)

Appropriate mobility aid(s) like a cane with a wider base for uneven surfaces are needed.

Gait Pattern Education (Aunty Linny)

Re-evaluate and teach proper walking techniques with the cane on varying terrains, focusing on balance and stability.

Communication Tips (Aunty Linny)

Provide clear, concise instructions, and utilize visual aids or lip reading to address hearing loss and anxiety.

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Pippi Larson's Mobility Needs

11-year-old Pippi, undergoing chemotherapy, needs mobility aids for balance and energy conservation at school.

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Mobility Aid Recommendation (Pippi Larson)

A mobility aid optimized for fatigue management, potentially including adaptive walking aids and short rest breaks, will be important.

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Gait Pattern Education (Pippi Larson)

Instruct Pippi in strategies to manage fatigue during walking, alternating periods of rest, and balanced pacing.

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Teaching Considerations (Pippi Larson)

Address fatigue and motivation; establish confidence-building routines; use positive reinforcement and support from peers to encourage participation.

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Alroy's Condition

Peripheral nerve condition affecting strength and sensation in feet/ankles.

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Alroy's Occupation

Landscape gardener

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Alroy's Goal

Return to work, improve walking ability.

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Yeung Wai Man's Condition

Traumatic brain injury from a fall.

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Yeung Wai Man's Injury Location

Hip, abdominal muscles, lower limbs affected.

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Yeung Wai Man's Task

Passing items across a table.

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Yeung Wai Man's Wheelchair Support

Side support for stability/balance.

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Alroy's Living Situation

Lives with wife and children at home.

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Yeung Wai Man's Living Situation

Lives in a flat with roommates.

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Memory Loss Symptoms

Difficulty remembering new information or following instructions.

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Fear of Falling

Anxiety about falling, leading to hesitation in performing daily tasks.

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Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms

Weakness and loss of sensation in lower limbs.

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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Physical injury to the brain, often causing difficulties with memory & processing instructions.

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Right-sided Weakness

Difficulties controlling the right side of the body, like arms and legs.

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Balance Difficulties

Problems with maintaining balance while walking or performing daily tasks.

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Daily Tasks

Everyday activities like walking, dressing, or eating at home.

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Walking at the mall

Going to a shopping center and walking around with others.

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Patronising Ways

Speaking with someone in a condescending manner, making assumptions about their ability.

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Study Notes

Mobility Aid Practice Cases

  • Assessment Considerations: Evaluate the task, individual, and environment for mobility aid selection, gait patterns, communication, instructions, touch facilitation, mood, fear, anxiety, motivation, strength, coordination, attention and dual-tasking.

  • Patient-Specific Needs: Tailor strategies to address individual needs and challenges, considering the patient's specific injury and current condition. Adjustments should be made to optimize safety and confidence.

  • Injury Details: Assess injury history, current condition, and symptoms to inform treatment decisions and adaptations.

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