Correct positioning of body parts
π§ Body Alignment
Joint movement ability
π Range of Motion (ROM)
πΆ Ambulation
Walking
Lying on the back
β¬οΈ Supine
Move from one surface to another
π Transfer
Feet or body area that provides balance
π¦Ά Base of Support
Bending a joint
β¬οΈ Flexion
Supporting body weight
βοΈ Weight-Bearing
Lying on the stomach
β¬οΈ Prone
Equipment needed when 2 person assist is not safe
π οΈ Mechanical Lift
Safe way to move and lift
ποΈ Body Mechanics
Toward the body
βοΈ Adduction
Loss of strength from inactivity
π Deconditioning
Lying on the side
βοΈ Lateral
BP drop when changing position
π Orthostatic/Postural Hypotension
Raising or moving a person higher in bed
π Boost/Boosting
Palm facing up
β¬οΈ Supination
Muscle wasting or shrinking
πͺ Muscle Atrophy
Turning body as one unit
π Log-Rolling
Fainting
π΅ Syncope
β¬οΈ Fowlerβs Position
Client supine, with head of bed raised
β€΄οΈ Hyperextension
Straightening beyond the normal range
𦴠Contracture
Permanent joint stiffness (joint no longer straightens)
π Sims
Left side-lying, semi-prone
π§ Stroke (CVA)
Interrupted blood flow to brain