NUFT 204 (Exam 2): Mobility Exam Questions and Answers| New Update with 100% Correct
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systemic effects of immobility cardiovascular
integumentary
metabolic
muscle effects
musculoskeletal changes
respiratory
skeletal effects
urinary elimination
metabolic effects of immobility endocrine
calcium absorption
GI function
cardiovascular effects of immobility orthostatic hypertension
thrombus
muscle effects of immobility loss of muscle mass
muscle atrophy
urine elimination effects of immobility urinary stasis
renal calculi
respiratory effects of immobility atelectasis
hypostatic pneumonia
, musculoskeletal changes of immobility loss of endurance and muscle mass and decreased
stability and balance
skeletal effects of immobility impaired calcium absorption
joint abnormalities
integumentary effects of immobility pressure ulcers
ischemia
contractures fixations of the joint that may be permanent
nursing diagnoses related to immobility / mobility: activity intolerance
fatigue
ineffective airway clearance
impaired urinary elimination
social isolation
risk for impaired skin integrity
ineffective coping
risk for disuse syndrome
metabolic care plan (for immobility) provide high-protein, high-calorie diet with vitamin B
and C supplements
respiratory care plan (for immobility) cough and deep breathe every 1 to 2 hours; provide
chest physiotherapy
cardiovascular care plan (for immobility) -reducing orthostatic hypotension
-reducing cardiac workload
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systemic effects of immobility cardiovascular
integumentary
metabolic
muscle effects
musculoskeletal changes
respiratory
skeletal effects
urinary elimination
metabolic effects of immobility endocrine
calcium absorption
GI function
cardiovascular effects of immobility orthostatic hypertension
thrombus
muscle effects of immobility loss of muscle mass
muscle atrophy
urine elimination effects of immobility urinary stasis
renal calculi
respiratory effects of immobility atelectasis
hypostatic pneumonia
, musculoskeletal changes of immobility loss of endurance and muscle mass and decreased
stability and balance
skeletal effects of immobility impaired calcium absorption
joint abnormalities
integumentary effects of immobility pressure ulcers
ischemia
contractures fixations of the joint that may be permanent
nursing diagnoses related to immobility / mobility: activity intolerance
fatigue
ineffective airway clearance
impaired urinary elimination
social isolation
risk for impaired skin integrity
ineffective coping
risk for disuse syndrome
metabolic care plan (for immobility) provide high-protein, high-calorie diet with vitamin B
and C supplements
respiratory care plan (for immobility) cough and deep breathe every 1 to 2 hours; provide
chest physiotherapy
cardiovascular care plan (for immobility) -reducing orthostatic hypotension
-reducing cardiac workload
