The nurse realizes that her patient needs to improve his or her mobility as quickly as possible. This is because the nurse realizes that mobilization: (Select all that apply.)
a. improves joint motion.
b. decreases circulation.
c. increases social activity.
d. enhances mental stimulation.
A, C, D
Physical activity maintains and improves joint motion, increases strength, promotes circulation, relieves pressure on the skin, and improves urinary and respiratory functions. It also benefits the patient psychologically by increasing social activity and mental stimulation and providing a change in environment. As a result, mobilization plays a crucial role in the patient's rehabilitation.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A study conducted on the risk factors of specific birth defects born to parents with identified genetic markers would use which theory?
A) Web of causation B) Epidemiologic triangle C) Genetic principles and theory D) Theory of immunity
The proportion of people with a condition who correctly test positive when screened is known as:
a. sensitivity. b. specificity. c. validity. d. efficacy.