Mobilization And Exercise

Question 1

The therapeutic and prescriptive application of low-intensity exercise in the management of acute CP dysfunction - usually in acutely ill patients.

Answer 1

Mobilization

Question 2

A type of PA consisting of planned, structured, and repetitive bodily movement done to improve or maintain one or more components of physical fitness. Fitness benefits.

Answer 2

Exercise

Question 3

Any bodily movement produced by the contraction of skeletal muscles that result in a substantial increase over resting energy expenditure. Health benefits.

Answer 3

Physical activity

Question 4

What is the goal of mobilization?

Answer 4

-To optimize O2 transport

Question 5

What 2 ways do acute CP and CV pathology compromise function?

Answer 5

• Patient is recumbent in bed

- Physical activity is reduced

Question 6

Factors for dysfunction of O2 transport?

Answer 6

Recumbency
Immobilization
Smoking
Age
Obesity
Mechanical Ventilation

Question 7

Physiological Factors of Increased metabolic demand and oxygen consumption

Answer 7

Fever
Thermoregulatory challenges
Healing and repairing
Infection

Question 8

Intervention factors that increase metabolic demand and oxygen consumption

Answer 8

ROM exercise
Mob and exercise
Noxious stimulation
Meds
Feeding
Body position

Question 9

Psychosocial factors increasing metabolic demand and oxygen consumption

Answer 9

Socializing.... same here yo
Anxiety
Discomfort
Pain
Noises
Disrupted sleep

Question 10

In disease states, what occurse when patients O2 transport system can not meet metabolic demand?

Answer 10

Anaerobiosis

Question 11

Effects of inflation and deflation of lungs

Answer 11

• Increase VA by increasing tidal volume
• Facilitates lymphatic flow
• mucus clearance
• Minimize bacteria colonization
• Stimulate surfactant production

Question 12

2 ways to stress O2 transport system

Answer 12

Exercise and gravity

Question 13

Step 1 of determining mobilization

Answer 13

Identify factors contributing to oxygen transport

Question 14

Step 2 of mobilization

Answer 14

Determine if mob and exercise are indicated

Question 15

Step 3

Answer 15

Match appropriate mob

Question 16

Step 4

Answer 16

Set intensity to within safe limits

Question 17

Step 5

Answer 17

Use several positions

Question 18

Step 6

Answer 18

Duration based on response

Question 19

Step 7

Answer 19

Repeat

Question 20

Step 8

Answer 20

Increase intensity

Question 21

Different mobilization stimuli

Answer 21

Ambulation
Cycle ergometry
ADL
Standing
Transfer
Dangling
Turning
Bed mob