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Fundamentals in Nursing - Lecture > Mobility, Activity, Sleep and Rest > Flashcards

Mobility, Activity, Sleep and Rest Flashcards

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refers to a person’s routine of exercise, activity, leisure, and recreation

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Activity-Exercise Pattern

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Activity-Exercise Pattern includes:

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(a)activities of daily living (ADLs)
(b) the type, quality, and quantity of exercise, including
sports

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3
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is the ability to move freely, easily, rhythmically, and purposefully in the environment, is an essential part of
living.

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Mobility

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VITAL TO INDEPENDENCE

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Mobility

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Four basic elements of Normal Movement

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  1. Body alignment (posture)
  2. Joint mobility
  3. Balance
  4. Coordinated Movements
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Factors Affecting Body Alignment and Activity

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× Growth and development
× Nutrition
× Personal values and attitudes
× Certain external factors
× Prescribed limitations

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7
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decrease risk factors for chronic diseases and to increase their health and well-being

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Exercise

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8
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the ability of the body to perform work

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Functional strength

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9
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type and amount of exercise or ADLs an individual is able to perform without experiencing adverse effects.

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Activity tolerance

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Types of Exercise according to type of muscle contraction:

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× Isotonic (dynamic)
× Isometric (static or setting)
× Isokinetic (resistive)

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Types of Exercise according to source of energy:

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× Aerobic
× Anaerobic

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Benefits of Exercise

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× Musculoskeletal
× Cardiovascular
× Respiratory
× Gastrointestinal
× Metabolic/Endocrine
× Urinary
× Immune
× Psychoneurologic (Neuropsychology)

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13
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the study of the relationships between the brain and behavior.

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Neuropsychology

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Causes of Immobility

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× Musculoskeletal problems
× Neurologic problems
× Inactive lifestyle
× Inner ear infections or dizziness
× Congenital problems

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15
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client moves each joint in the body through its complete range of movement

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Active ROM Exercise

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16
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another person moves the client’s joints

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Passive ROM Exercise

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17
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describe the efficient, coordinated and safe use of the body to move objects and carry out ADLs.

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Body Mechanics

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18
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Reduces energy requirements and risk for injury

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Body Mechanics

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19
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Positioning Clients

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Done regularly (every 2 hours)

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20
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Mechanical Aids for Walking

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Canes
Walkers
Crutches

21
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Canes should be placed at

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unaffected side

22
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complication of using Crutches

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crutch palsy

23
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Never apply pressure on the __________ to prevent crutch
palsy

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axilla

24
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Biological clock coinciding with sleep-wake cycles

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Circadian Rhythms

25
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Circadian Rhythms
- From the Latin _________, meaning “_______________”

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circa dies; about a day

26
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Controlled from within the body and synchronized with environmental factors, such as light and darkness

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Circadian Rhythms

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Types of Sleep

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  • NREM (non-rapid-eye-movement)
  • REM (rapid-eye-movement)
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75-80% of sleep

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NREM (non-rapid-eye-movement)

29
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every 90 minutes, lasting 30 minutes.

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REM (rapid-eye-movement)

30
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Most dreams take place during ___________ but will not usually be remembered.

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REM sleep

31
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Restores levels of activity and normal balance among
parts of the nervous system

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Sleep

32
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Newborns

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sleep 16 to 18 hours/day; 1-3 hours spent awake

33
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Infants

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awaken every 3 to 4 hours; by 6 months, most infants sleep through the night

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Toddlers

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12 to 14 hours of sleep are recommended

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Preschoolers

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11 to 13 hours per night

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School-age children

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10 to 11 hours of sleep

37
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Adolescents

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9 to 10 hours

38
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Adults

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7 to 9 hours

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Elders

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awaken 1.3 hours earlier and go to bed 1 hour earlier

40
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sleep deprivation

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Insufficient sleep

41
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obtains sufficient sleep at night but still cannot stay awake during the day

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Hypersomnia

42
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caused by the lack of chemical hypocretin in the CNS

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Narcolepsy

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e.g., sleepwalking, sleep talking

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Parasomnias

44
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inability to fall asleep or remain asleep

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Insomnia

45
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frequent short breathing pauses during sleep

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Sleep apnea

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Factors Affecting Sleep

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× Illness
× Environment
× Lifestyle
× Emotional stress
× Stimulants and alcohol
× Diet
× Smoking
× Motivation
× Medications

47
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Diagnostic Studies

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× Electroencephalogram (EEG)
× Electromyogram (EMG)
× Electro-oculogram (EOG)

48
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Benefits of daily rest and relaxation:

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× reduced stress and anxiety
× improved mood
× decreased blood pressure
× chronic pain relief
× improved immune health
× stronger cardiovascular system

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