The nurse includes interventions to improve impaired physical activity in the plan of care for the older resident. Which of the following interventions should the nurse include? (Select all that apply.)
A) Develop an exercise program that promotes maximum heart rate.
B) Encourage family to assist in efforts to increase the patient's mobility.
C) Include passive range of motion (PROM) in plan.
D) Promote a nutritional intake of calcium and protein.
E) Provide diversional activities based on the patient's interests and level of function.
B, D, E
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Calcium and proteins, along with a balanced diet, will assist in the development of musculoskeletal health. The target heart rate is 65% to 80% of maximum heart rate; not all persons require PROM, but only those who are unable to move independently.
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