Lecture 4 - Self Management in Chronic Neurological Conditions Flashcards

1
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Define Self Managment

A

the way a person proactively manages their lifestyle for their health, well being and QofL when living with chronic conditions

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2
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What is the recommended amount of physical activity

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150-300 mins of moderate intensity activity or 75-150mins of vigorous activity each week

muscle strength 2 days per week

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3
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PD is ______ rd less active than older adults

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1/3

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4
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MS is _____ less active then general population

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moderately

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5
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Stoke perform ______ as many steps per day as general population

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half

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6
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_____% of TBI patients perform the recommended amount of physical activity

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8%

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7
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What are the clinical implications of Windward et al’s study on self managment

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people need more support to complete exercise

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8
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Define Tertiary prevention approach

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focus on restoring function after an acute event

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9
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Define Secondary prevention approach

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early intervention to establish self management with regular monitoring - help people start a program and maintain it for long term.

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10
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Name the 8 Barriers to exercise in people with neurological conditions

“C.onnor F.ears L.osing I.D. F.or L.iqour”

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Low outcome expectation
lack of time 
fear of falling 
disappointment 
fatigue 
impairments
co-morbidities
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11
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Name the 5 Facilitators to exercise for people with Neuro conditions

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Self efficacy 
Age 
College education
Accountability to another person 
Access
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12
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Define Self Efficacy

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a persons belief in his or her capabilities to overcome personal, social, and environment barriers to exercise

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13
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How do you increase and decrease self efficacy

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Increase: success, modelling, social persuasion, education of benefits

Decrease: failure, disappointment

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14
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What are some behaviour change techniques to increase PA

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establish current physical activity level
set goals
identify interests
identify barriers and facilitators 
education 
feedback/self-monitoring 
review - via skype, in person
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15
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What did Van der Ploeg find about patients with TBI, Stroke and exercise self managment

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Counselling group were twice as likely to participate in sport or physical activity after discharge. 1.5X as likely to meet the physical activity guidelines, and significantly more people in conselling group were meeting PA guidelines

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16
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What did Turner et al find in patients with MS with regards to exercise self management

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fatigue decreased over 6 months
depression was reduced
exercise was increased

17
Q

What are the benefits of technology in self-management

A

provide feedback
be part of the exercise - games
facilitates goal setting
maintains motivation

18
Q

2 types of technological programs for physical activity

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Virtual coach - 85% adherence to daily walking

My moves program - info about PA, teaches practical skills for managing PA