BSNC 1000 MOBILITY Exam with Verified
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Mobility - ✔✔Being mobile/movable
Scope of Mobility - ✔✔Full Mobility - Partial/Impaired Mobility - Immobility
Someone who is both mobile and immobile? - ✔✔- Partial paralysis
- Advanced age
- Weakness
- Fractures
- Pregnancy
- Stroke
- Hemiplegia
- Paraplegic
When is immobility beneficial? - ✔✔- After injury
- Recovering from illness
- Both reduce risk of aggravation
What is impaired mobility due to? - ✔✔- Neurologic conditions (brain, spinal, nerves)
- Skeletal conditions
- Muscle conditions
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, - Joint conditions (cartilage, tendons, ligaments)
Age-Related Changes: Neurologic System - ✔✔Thinning of intervertebral discs causing spinal nerve
compression
Age-Related Changes: Bone - ✔✔- Decreased bone density and risk of fracture
- Vertebral collapse (kyphosis)
Age-Related Changes: Joints - ✔✔- Degeneration of articular cartilage causing osteoarthritis
- Stiffening of ligaments and joints
Age-Related Changes: Muscles - ✔✔- Decreased muscle mass and strength
Risk factors for impaired mobility - ✔✔- Advanced age
- Chronic pain
- Injury/trauma
- Congenital deformities
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Stroke
- Cardiovascular/respiratory disease
- Advanced dementia
- Cancer
- Meds
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Mobility - ✔✔Being mobile/movable
Scope of Mobility - ✔✔Full Mobility - Partial/Impaired Mobility - Immobility
Someone who is both mobile and immobile? - ✔✔- Partial paralysis
- Advanced age
- Weakness
- Fractures
- Pregnancy
- Stroke
- Hemiplegia
- Paraplegic
When is immobility beneficial? - ✔✔- After injury
- Recovering from illness
- Both reduce risk of aggravation
What is impaired mobility due to? - ✔✔- Neurologic conditions (brain, spinal, nerves)
- Skeletal conditions
- Muscle conditions
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, - Joint conditions (cartilage, tendons, ligaments)
Age-Related Changes: Neurologic System - ✔✔Thinning of intervertebral discs causing spinal nerve
compression
Age-Related Changes: Bone - ✔✔- Decreased bone density and risk of fracture
- Vertebral collapse (kyphosis)
Age-Related Changes: Joints - ✔✔- Degeneration of articular cartilage causing osteoarthritis
- Stiffening of ligaments and joints
Age-Related Changes: Muscles - ✔✔- Decreased muscle mass and strength
Risk factors for impaired mobility - ✔✔- Advanced age
- Chronic pain
- Injury/trauma
- Congenital deformities
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Stroke
- Cardiovascular/respiratory disease
- Advanced dementia
- Cancer
- Meds
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