Bed Mobility - Midterm

Question 1

AMAP

Answer 1

as much as possible

Question 2

ANAP

Answer 2

as normally as possible

Question 3

CCDD

Answer 3

control centrally, direct distally

key points of control = scapula and pelvis

Question 4

5 Ls of lifting

Answer 4

load (know how much it weights)

legs (lift with legs)

lungs (exhale while lifting)

lordosis (maintain slight lordosis)

lever (keep load close to body)

Question 5

how do you leave the patient

Answer 5

always leave the patient safe when done

bedrails up, wheelchair locked, call button near

Question 6

supine hook lying

Answer 6

supine with knees bent

better leverage for movement

primary component for scooting/turning

Question 7

scooting up/down

Answer 7

change angle of bed in direction of movement

bridge and use UE to scoot

Question 8

side scoot

Answer 8

bridge and move pelvis laterally

then reposition US and LE and repeat if necessary

Question 9

rolling

Answer 9

scoot to opposite edge of bed then turn head in direction of roll

reach across and pull while pushing with LE

Question 10

supine to long sit - 2 ways

Answer 10

1- have patient hold your hand with both hands and pull themselves up

2- bend patients knees and put one arm under the knees and the other
around the neck and swing to sitting

Question 11

side-lying to sitting

Answer 11

Knees bent on edge of bed. Have patient push with their arms as the
swing their legs off the side of the bed

Question 12

scooting

Answer 12

Lift butt up with arms and shift

Question 13

special conditions

Answer 13

Posterior total hip replacement

Spine surgery

Hemiplegia

Question 14

what are transfers

Answer 14

Assess the patients functional ability prior to determine how much assistance is needed

Prepare environment prior

protect the patients extremities

document the type of transfer, different surfaces and amount of assistance