NUR 143 Test 2 (Module E-J) Questions With Complete Solutions

NUR 143 Test 2 (Module E-J) Questions With Complete
Solutions


effects of immobility of the cardiovascular system
risk for orthostatic hypertension
risk for venous thrombosis
increased cardiac workload
effect of immobility of the respiratory system
pooling of secretions and impaired gas exchange
effects of immobility of the gastrointestinal system
disturbance in appetite
altered protein metabolism
effects of immobility of the urinary system
risk for renal calculi and urinary stasis
effects of immobility of the musculoskeletal system
decreased muscle tone, size, and strength
decreased joint mobility
more risk for contracture formation
effects of immobility of the metabolic system
increased risk for electrolyte imbalance, altered exchange of
nutrients and gases
effects of immobility of the integument

, Increased risk for skin breakdown and formation of pressure
ulcers
isotonic exercises
muscle shortening and active movement
isometric exercises
muscle contraction without shortening
isokinetic exercises
muscle contraction with resistance
inspiration
the active phase of ventilation
involves movement of muscles and thorax to bring air into lungs
expiration
the passive phase of ventilation
movement of air out of the lungs
the diaphragm does what
contracts and descends, lengthening the thoracic cavity
transport of respiratory gases
oxygen is carried in the body via plasma and red blood cells
kyphosis
contributes to appearance of leaning forward
barrel chest deformity
may result in increased anteroposterior diameter