Rasmussen Spring 2021 Multidimensional Care I (MDC I) Exam 2
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1. Effects of Immobility Cardiovascular System: Increase cardiac workload
Increase risk for orthostatic hypotension
Increase risk for venous thrombosis
2. Effects of mobility cardiovascular system: Increase efficiency of heart
Decrease resting heart rate and blood pressure
Increase flow and oxygen of all body parts
3. Effects of immobility respiratory system: Decrease depth of respiration
Decrease rate of respiration
pooling of secretions
Impaired gas exchange
4. Effects of mobility respiratory system: Increase depth of respiration
increase respiratory rate
increase gas exchange at alveolar level
increase rate of carbon dioxide excretion
5. Effects of immobility gastrointestinal system: disturbance in appetite
altered protein metabolism
altered digestion and utilization of nutrients
decrease peristalsis
6. Effects of mobility gastrointestinal system: Increase appetite
Increase intestinal tone
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7. Effects of immobility urinary system: increase urinary stasis
increase risk for renal calculi
decrease bladder muscle tone
8. Effects of mobility urinary system: increase blood flow to kidneys
increase efficiency in maintaining fluid and acid-base balance
Increase efficiency in excreting body wastes
9. Effects of immobility musculoskeletal system: decrease muscle size, tone, and strength
degrease joint mobility, flexibility
bone demineralization
decrease endurance, stability
increase risk for contracture formation
10. Effects of mobility musculoskeletal system: increase muscle efficiency
increase coordination
increase efficiency of nerve impulse transmission
11. Effects of immobility metabolic system: increase risk for electrolyte imbalance
altered exchange of nutrients and gases
12. Effects of mobility metabolic system: Increase efficiency of metabolic system
increase efficiency of body temperature regulation
13. Effects of immobility integument system: increase risk for skin breakdown and formation of
pressure injuries
14. Effects of mobility integument system: Improved tone, color, and turgor, resulting from im-
proved circulation
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15. Effects of immobility psychological well being: increase sense of powerlessness
decrease self-concept
decrease social interaction
decrease sensory stimulation
altered sleep-wake pattern
increase risk for depression
risk for learned helplessness
16. Effects of mobility psychological well-being: energy, vitality, general well-being
improved sleep
improved appearance
improved self-concept
positive health behaviors
17. Range of Motion (ROM): maximum movement
18. Active Range of Motion (AROM): Independent joint movement
19. passive range of motion (PROM): dependent joint movement
20. body mechanics: describes how we use our body: body alignment, coordination, balance, joint mobility
21. body alignment and posture: places the spine in a neutral (resting) position
allows the bones to be aligned, reduces stress and fatigue, and muscles, joints, and ligaments can work efficiently.
22. Causes of poor posture: -accidents, traumas and falls
-careless sitting, standing and sleeping
-excessive weight
-foot problems or improper shoes
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1. Effects of Immobility Cardiovascular System: Increase cardiac workload
Increase risk for orthostatic hypotension
Increase risk for venous thrombosis
2. Effects of mobility cardiovascular system: Increase efficiency of heart
Decrease resting heart rate and blood pressure
Increase flow and oxygen of all body parts
3. Effects of immobility respiratory system: Decrease depth of respiration
Decrease rate of respiration
pooling of secretions
Impaired gas exchange
4. Effects of mobility respiratory system: Increase depth of respiration
increase respiratory rate
increase gas exchange at alveolar level
increase rate of carbon dioxide excretion
5. Effects of immobility gastrointestinal system: disturbance in appetite
altered protein metabolism
altered digestion and utilization of nutrients
decrease peristalsis
6. Effects of mobility gastrointestinal system: Increase appetite
Increase intestinal tone
, Rasmussen Spring 2021 Multidimensional Care I (MDC I) Exam 2
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_9vczlr
7. Effects of immobility urinary system: increase urinary stasis
increase risk for renal calculi
decrease bladder muscle tone
8. Effects of mobility urinary system: increase blood flow to kidneys
increase efficiency in maintaining fluid and acid-base balance
Increase efficiency in excreting body wastes
9. Effects of immobility musculoskeletal system: decrease muscle size, tone, and strength
degrease joint mobility, flexibility
bone demineralization
decrease endurance, stability
increase risk for contracture formation
10. Effects of mobility musculoskeletal system: increase muscle efficiency
increase coordination
increase efficiency of nerve impulse transmission
11. Effects of immobility metabolic system: increase risk for electrolyte imbalance
altered exchange of nutrients and gases
12. Effects of mobility metabolic system: Increase efficiency of metabolic system
increase efficiency of body temperature regulation
13. Effects of immobility integument system: increase risk for skin breakdown and formation of
pressure injuries
14. Effects of mobility integument system: Improved tone, color, and turgor, resulting from im-
proved circulation
, Rasmussen Spring 2021 Multidimensional Care I (MDC I) Exam 2
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15. Effects of immobility psychological well being: increase sense of powerlessness
decrease self-concept
decrease social interaction
decrease sensory stimulation
altered sleep-wake pattern
increase risk for depression
risk for learned helplessness
16. Effects of mobility psychological well-being: energy, vitality, general well-being
improved sleep
improved appearance
improved self-concept
positive health behaviors
17. Range of Motion (ROM): maximum movement
18. Active Range of Motion (AROM): Independent joint movement
19. passive range of motion (PROM): dependent joint movement
20. body mechanics: describes how we use our body: body alignment, coordination, balance, joint mobility
21. body alignment and posture: places the spine in a neutral (resting) position
allows the bones to be aligned, reduces stress and fatigue, and muscles, joints, and ligaments can work efficiently.
22. Causes of poor posture: -accidents, traumas and falls
-careless sitting, standing and sleeping
-excessive weight
-foot problems or improper shoes
