NURS 211 EXAM 2 MIDTERM EXAM 2025/2026 . GUARANTED A+
1. Mobility Interventions(ANWERS) -Promoting patient independence
-Preventing complications of immobility (such&^%$werfgvcdx
as pressure injuries, deep vein thrombosis, and pneumonia)
-Ensuring safe movement
-Collaboration with PT/OT
2. Age Related Changes(ANWERS) -Progressive decline in muscle mass (sarcopenia)
-Cognition decline
-Decreased lung expansion
-Decreased peristalsis leading to constipation
-Increased isolation leading to depression and loneliness
-Decline in sight and hearing
-Neuropathy
3. Sensory Interventions(ANWERS) -Open drapes
-Frequent rounds
-Turn on TV/radio for a few hours a day
-Call family/chaplain/friends to visit
4. Morse Fall Scale(ANWERS) -A rapid and simple method of assessing a patient's likelihood of falling
-It includes six variables to consider
5. Morse Fall Scale variables(ANWERS) -History of falling, immediate or within 3 months
-Secondary diagnosis
-Ambulatory aid (walker, cane)
-IV, heparin lock
-Gait transferring
-Mental status
6. Interdisciplinary Collaboration(ANWERS) Communication and cooperation among members of diverse health
care disciplines jointly to plan, implement, and evaluate care
7. IADL's(ANWERS) -Complex tasks needed for independent living in a community, requiring more advanced skills than basic
self-care
-Managing finances, meal preparation, shopping, using transportation, housekeeping, and managing medications
8. BADL's(ANWERS) -Essential for survival
-Eating, toileting, dressing, batheing, and walking
9. Mobility Complications(ANWERS) Stem from reduced movement, causing severe physiological decline, including
muscle atrophy, joint contractures, pressure ulcers, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
1. Mobility Interventions(ANWERS) -Promoting patient independence
-Preventing complications of immobility (such&^%$werfgvcdx
as pressure injuries, deep vein thrombosis, and pneumonia)
-Ensuring safe movement
-Collaboration with PT/OT
2. Age Related Changes(ANWERS) -Progressive decline in muscle mass (sarcopenia)
-Cognition decline
-Decreased lung expansion
-Decreased peristalsis leading to constipation
-Increased isolation leading to depression and loneliness
-Decline in sight and hearing
-Neuropathy
3. Sensory Interventions(ANWERS) -Open drapes
-Frequent rounds
-Turn on TV/radio for a few hours a day
-Call family/chaplain/friends to visit
4. Morse Fall Scale(ANWERS) -A rapid and simple method of assessing a patient's likelihood of falling
-It includes six variables to consider
5. Morse Fall Scale variables(ANWERS) -History of falling, immediate or within 3 months
-Secondary diagnosis
-Ambulatory aid (walker, cane)
-IV, heparin lock
-Gait transferring
-Mental status
6. Interdisciplinary Collaboration(ANWERS) Communication and cooperation among members of diverse health
care disciplines jointly to plan, implement, and evaluate care
7. IADL's(ANWERS) -Complex tasks needed for independent living in a community, requiring more advanced skills than basic
self-care
-Managing finances, meal preparation, shopping, using transportation, housekeeping, and managing medications
8. BADL's(ANWERS) -Essential for survival
-Eating, toileting, dressing, batheing, and walking
9. Mobility Complications(ANWERS) Stem from reduced movement, causing severe physiological decline, including
muscle atrophy, joint contractures, pressure ulcers, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
