Activity and Exercise- 5 Questions Flashcards

1
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What can physical activity positively do for a person? (7 things)

A

Elevate mood, enable physical fitness, help to quit smoking, boost energy, manage stress, better
sleep quality, improve self-image

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2
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Nurses need to promote physical activity in all healthcare settings by what kind of manner?

A

Safe Manner

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3
Q

Deconditioning?

A

the physiological changes that occur from periods of inactivity

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4
Q

Body Mechanics ?

A

describes the coordinated efforts of the musculoskeletal and nervous system

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5
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Body alignment?

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positioning of joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles. Good alignment =
stable center of gravity (similar to posture)

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6
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Center of gravity?

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is not often directly center of their body. It is usually midline at 55% to 57% of
their standing height.

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7
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Friction?

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force that occurs in a direction to oppose movement

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8
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Shear?

A

force is exerted against the skin while the skin remains stationary and the bony structures
move.

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9
Q

What prevents friction and shear?

A

Using full body slings and mechanical lifts

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10
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Coordinated movements?

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are controlled by the musculoskeletal and nervous system.

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11
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Joints?

A

connect two bones

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12
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Ligaments?

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bind joints; connect bones and cartilage

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13
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Tendons?

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connect muscle to bone

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14
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Cartilage?

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supporting connective tissue; shock absorber between articulating bones

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15
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Physical Activity?

A

any movement produces by skeletal muscles that results in energy
expenditure

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16
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Physical Exercise?

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subset of PA that is planned, structured, and repetitive and has an objective.

17
Q

What is Isotonic?

A

muscle contraction and muscle length change; walking, swimming, jogging, bicycling; enhances circulatory and respiratory function

18
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What is Isometric ?

A

tightening or tensing of muscles without moving the body parts; planks, wall sits, low squats, glute bridges; increase circulation to body part and osteoblastic activity

19
Q

What is resistive ?

A

contracting while pushing against a stationary object or resisting the
movement of the object; push-ups; promote muscle strength and osteoblastic activity

19
Q

How should you do Transferring and Positioning?

A

Face the direction of the movement to prevent abnormal twists of the spine

20
Q

Pathological influences on body alignment, mobility, and activity (5 things)

A

o Congenital defects
o Disorders of bones, joints, and muscles
o Central nervous system damage
o Musculoskeletal trauma
o Obesity

21
Q

SPHM techniques?

A

are the standard for best practices with moving, handling, and transferring
patients. They also improve patient outcomes with fewer falls, skin tears, and pressure injuries.

22
Q

Factors Influencing Activity and Exercise (5 things)

A

 Developmental
 Behavioral
 Culture
 Environment
 Family and social support

23
Q

Sufficient exercise for an adult?

A

About 2 hours and 30 minutes of moderate intensity
aerobic exercise per week.

24
Q

Activity Tolerance?

A

the type and amount of exercise or work a person can do without undue
exertion or injury.