Reference no: EM133925236

Questions

Part 1.

1. Explain the biophysical concept of mobility.

2. Differentiate alterations in mobility.

3. Analyze conditions that place a client at risk for altered mobility.

4. Identify when immobility (negative consequence) is developing or has developed. 5. Discuss exemplars of common mobility disorders.

6. Interpret the pathophysiologic concept of Immobility.

7. Differentiate considerations related to the care of clients with alterations in mobility throughout the lifespan.

8. Explain basic nursing and collaborative interventions to promote optimal mobility.

Part 2.

1. Explain the biophysical concept of functional ability.

2. Describe the four domains of functional ability.

3. Summarize the two categories of functional ability.

4. Identify times, occasions, and/or instances when self-care deficit (pathophysiologic concept) is most likely to be present.

5. Explain how the nurse would recognize variances with the biophysical concept of functional ability (i.e., conditions that place a client at risk developing a functional disability).

6. Discuss nursing care for clients with functional disability (i.e., self-care deficit).

7. Discuss the exemplars and their relationship to self-care deficit.

8. Utilize the nursing process for individuals experiencing functional disability (i.e., self-care deficit) with a focus on interventions to promote optimal functioning and self-car.