Bed Mobility (2) Flashcards

1
Q

What is a good starting position for bed mobility?

A

Hook lying

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2
Q

What activities can you work on in hooklying?

A

Bridging, scooting, and lower trunk rotation

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3
Q

What is bridging in bed mobility?

A

Prereq to moving in bed

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4
Q

What functional activities is bridging important for in bed?

A

Dressing and toileting

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5
Q

Why is bridging a great warm up activity?

A

Fires up the extensors for upright activities

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6
Q

What is another name for scooting?

A

Bridge and place

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7
Q

What is used to achieve scooting?

A

Initiate with trunk and drive with LEs

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8
Q

What can help make scooting easier?

A

Hiring or lowering head of the bed

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9
Q

What is scooting?

A

Bridge plus lateral shift of pelvic and lateral shift of shoulders

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10
Q

What can be worked on in Sidelying?

A

Mobility and stability with PNF scapular and pelvic patterns

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11
Q

How is rolling achieved in bed mobility?

A

Use controlled mobility of extremities on dynamically stable trunk

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12
Q

How can someone with a TBI achieve supine to sit?

A

Roll to Sidelying first then sit up (as opposed to supine to long sit)

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