Immobility 1 Flashcards

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Some cause of immobility

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  1. Growth and development
  2. Nutrition
  3. Prescribed limitations
  4. Medical conditions
  5. Mental health
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Reason for bed rest

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  1. To reduce physical activity and resultant oxygen needs of body
  2. To reduce pain (post op pain too)
  3. To promote safety for pt
  4. To allow rest for seriously ill
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Systems affected by immobility

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  1. Musculoskeletal (UN rest and activity)
  2. Cardiovascular
  3. Respiratory
  4. Urinary
  5. Metabolic
  6. GI
  7. Integumentary
  8. Psycho neurological
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Conditions on MSK

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  1. Disuse osteoporosis
  2. Disuse atrophy
  3. Contractures
  4. Stiffness and pain of joint
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Effects of immobility on un rest and activity

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  1. Altered sleep pattern
  2. Decrease muscle size, tone, strength
  3. Decrease im endurance
  4. Increase risk of contracture formation
  5. Increase bone demineralization
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Assessment of msk

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  1. Muscle tone
  2. ROM of major joints
  3. Falls risk
  4. Subjective symptoms (pain, stiffness, weakness)
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Assessment of rest and activity

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Activity tolerance

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Nursing interventions for msk/rest activity

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  1. Implement appropriate exercise program
  2. Encourage active participation
  3. Position patient in proper alignment
  4. If not strictly immobile ambulate pt
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Rom benefits

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Passive: keeps joints mobility
Isotonic: maintains circulation, joint mobility, increase muscle tone
Isotonic: maintains muscle tone

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Immobility on cardiovascular

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  1. Decreased cardiac reserve -> tachycardia
  2. Orthostatic hypotension
  3. Increased valsalva maneuver
  4. Dependent edema
  5. Venous dilation and stasis
  6. Thrombus formation
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Assessment for cvs

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  1. Assess s&s of DVT
  2. Monitor OH
  3. Capillary refill
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Interventions for cvs related to immoblity

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  1. Fall prevention for OH
  2. Education (valsalva maneuver)
  3. TED or pneumatic stockings
  4. Leg and ankle exercise
  5. Anticoagulation therapy
  6. Turning snd positioning q2h
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Effects of immobility on respiratory system

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  1. Decreased ventilation
  2. Pooling of secretion
  3. Atelectasis
  4. Pneumonia
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Assessment of resp system

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  1. Auscultation of lungs
  2. Resp vitals
  3. Subjectiv data
  4. Facial coloration
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Intervention resp system

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  1. Turn position q2h
  2. Deep breathing and coughing
  3. Incentive spirometry
  4. Pain management to promote resp exercise
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Effects on urinary syst

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  1. Urinary stasis
  2. Urinary retention
  3. Urinary infection
  4. Renal calculi
  5. Urinary reflux
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Assessment for urinary syst

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  1. Intake and output
  2. Vitals
  3. Assess bladder distention
  4. Assess characteristics of urine
  5. Bladder scan or PVR
  6. Subjective data
18
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Intervention on urinary

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  1. Offer BR frequently
  2. Increase hydration to 2L/day
  3. Pour warm water on perineum
  4. Catheterization of bladder