Activity and Exercise Flashcards

1
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What is mobility?

A

body movement

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2
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What is fitness?

A

ability to carry out ADLs with vigor and alertness

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3
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What is physical acitivity?

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body movement produced by skeletal muscle that increases energy expenditure above baseline

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4
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What is exercise?

A

planned, structured, repetitive, and purposeful physical activity

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5
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What physiology do we need to have mobility?

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  • skeletal system
  • muscles
  • motor nervous system
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6
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What are the four components of body mechanics?

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  • body alignment
  • balance
  • coordination
  • joint mobility
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7
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List 8 ways to move your body without causing injury?

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  • proper alignment
  • wide base of support
  • avoid bending and twisting
  • squat to lift
  • keep objects close
  • raise beds
  • push versus lift
  • get help
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8
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***What is isometric exercise? Example?

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  • muscle contraction without motion
  • helpful for bed bound patients, little risk of injury

example: pressing hand against a wall 6-8 second hold 5-10x

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9
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***What is isotonic exercise? Example?

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  • movement of the joint during muscle contraction

example: weight training (free weights), pushups, pullups, planks

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10
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***What is aerobic exercise? Example?

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  • oxygen taken in meets or exceeds the amount required

example: jogging, brisk walking, cycling

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***What is anaerobic exercise? Example?

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  • oxygen taken in does not meet the amount required so muscles obtain energy from metabolic pathways that dont use oxygen
    example: heavy lifting, sprinting
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12
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What are 5 benefits of exercise?

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  • improved cardiovascular health (lower risk of early death, stroke,)
  • improved muscle tone and flexibility
  • improved immune system (lower risk of colon and breast cancers)
  • weight loss (lower risk of hyperlipidemia, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes)
  • decreased stress (lower risk of depression)
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13
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What are the benefits of flexibility training?

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  • warms up muscles
  • prevents injury
  • cools muscles after exercise
  • reduces stiffness
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14
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What are four risks of exercise?

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  • cardiac event
  • musculoskeletal injury
  • dehydration
  • temperature regulation
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15
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What are signs of heat exhaustion?

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  • light-headed
  • nausea
  • fatigue
  • hyperventilation
  • loss of concentration
  • abdominal cramps
  • elevated temp with cold clammy skin
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16
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What are signs of hypothermia?

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  • fatigue
  • confusion
  • lack of coordination
17
Q

What factors (4) affect mobility and activity?

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  • developmental stage
  • nutrition
  • lifestyle
  • environmental factors
18
Q

What are some examples of musculoskeletal disorders?

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  • congenital anomalies
  • diseases related to bone formation or metabolism
  • trauma
  • problems affecting bone integrity
  • CNS disorders
19
Q

What would a focused history of activity and exercise include?

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  • usual activity
  • fitness goals
  • mobility problems
  • underlying health problems
  • lifestyle
  • external factors
20
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What would a focused physical assessment of activity and exercise include?

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  • vital signs
  • height/weight
  • BMI
  • body alignment
  • joint function
  • gait
  • muscle strength
  • activity tolerance
21
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What is the diagnosis of activity intolerance used for?

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-insufficient physical energy to carry out daily activities

22
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What is the diagnosis of impaired physical mobility used for?

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-limitation of independent purposeful movement of the body

23
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What is the diagnosis of risk for disuse syndrome used for?

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-when a patient’s prescribed or unavoidable inactivity creates a risk for deterioration

24
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What is the diagnosis of sedentary lifestyle used for?

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-characterized by a low physical activity level

25
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What are some nursing interventions to promote activity and exercise? (5)

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  • plan and vary exercise routine
  • use buddy system and rewards
  • integrate exercise into daily routines
  • attain target heart rate
  • use proper positioning (bed, ROM, and pillows
26
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What are some things you can use to help a patient out of bed?

A
  • transfer board
  • mechanical lift
  • gait belt
27
Q

What is the purpose of quadricep and gluteal drills?

A

-to get patients who have been bed bound for more than a week to a conditioned level for walking

28
Q

***What effects does immobility have on the body?

A
  • joint contractures
  • muscle atrophy
  • kidney stones
  • UTIs
  • upper respiratory infections (URIs)
29
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***What is isokinetic exercise? Example?

A

-special strength training using machines that set a constant pace

Example: stairclimber

30
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***What is muscle atrophy vs hypertrophy?

A

Atrophy- wasting away of muscle due to disuse

Hypertrophy- building of muscle mass due to exercise

31
Q

***What is paresis?

A
  • muscle weakness caused by nerve damage or disease

- partial paralysis

32
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***What is paralysis?

A

loss of ability to move

33
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**What are contractures?

A

ROM of a joint becomes compromised due to muscle, tendon, or ligament tightening