Therapeutic Exercise

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What are the goals expected through the use of therapeutic exercises?

  • Increase patient's medication
  • Enhance cognitive function
  • Remediate or prevent impairments (correct)
  • Induce sleep

Why is the ICF model considered superior to its predecessor classification models?

  • It considers contextual factors and direct impairments (correct)
  • It excludes contextual factors
  • It focuses solely on indirect impairments
  • It only addresses composite impairments

What is NOT considered an Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL)?

  • Dressing
  • Managing finances
  • Meal preparation
  • Bathing (correct)

What is an example of an indirect impairment according to the text?

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What is the age and gender of the patient mentioned in the text?

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Goals of Therapeutic Exercises

  • Improve strength and endurance to enhance overall functional capacity.
  • Increase flexibility and range of motion to prevent injuries and promote mobility.
  • Reduce pain and discomfort through targeted muscle engagement.
  • Facilitate recovery from injury and surgery, expediting the rehabilitation process.
  • Enhance coordination and balance to lower the risk of falls.

Superiority of the ICF Model

  • The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) provides a holistic view by addressing health and disability from biological, individual, and social perspectives.
  • It emphasizes functionality and capabilities rather than solely focusing on medical conditions or impairments.
  • ICF encourages a standardized language that promotes better communication among health professionals.
  • It integrates environmental factors, acknowledging their impact on health and performance.

Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)

  • Activities not classified as IADLs include basic self-care tasks such as bathing, dressing, and eating.
  • IADLs specifically refer to more complex tasks necessary for independent living, like managing finances, preparing meals, and shopping.

Example of Indirect Impairment

  • An example of an indirect impairment could be muscle atrophy resulting from prolonged inactivity or immobilization rather than a direct injury.

Patient Details

  • The patient is a 70-year-old female.

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