Bed Mobility & Transfers Flashcards

1
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Define independent assistance

A

patient is able to consistently perform skill safely with no one present

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2
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Define supervision assistance

A

patient requires someone within arm’s reach as a precaution

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3
Q

Define close guard assist

A

the person assisting is positioned as if to assist, with hands raised but not touching patient; full attention on patient

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4
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Define contact guard assist

A

the therapist is positioned as with close guard assist, with hands on the patient but not giving any assistance

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5
Q

Define minimum assistance

A

patient can perform 75% of the task

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6
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Define moderate assistance

A

patient can perform 25-75% of the task

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7
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Define maximum assistance

A

patient can perform less than 25% of the task

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8
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Define dependent

A

patient does not attempt participation

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9
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Define full weight bearing (FWB) or weight bearing as tolerated (WBAT)

A

no restriction; limited only by patient’s discomfort

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10
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Define partial weight bearing (PWB)

A

prescribed amount as a percentage of the patient’s body weight

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11
Q

Define toe-touch weight bearing (TTWB) or touch-down weight bearing (TDWB)

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toes may rest on the ground while standing, but the extremity is NWB; utilized for balance only

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12
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Define Non-weight bearing (NWB)

A

foot may not contact the floor in standing

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13
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When providing assistance in bed mobility utilize these 4 actions

A
  • maintain good body mechanics
  • use bed height to advantage
  • utilize drawsheet
  • direct distally, control centrally
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14
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When assisting with transfers, utilize these 4 actions

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  • maintain spinal curvatures
  • keep the load close
  • wide BOS
  • use large muscles
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15
Q

What is the gait belt used for with a close-guard or min assist patient?

A

provides a contact point for control of the patient’s movement from a proximal position

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16
Q

What is the gait belt used for with a mod or max assist patient?

A

provides a mechanical advantage in the transfer

17
Q

When applying a gait belt to a patient how should it fit?

A

low across hips and snug so that only two fingers fit inside