Rehabilitation
Types of ROM
Job issues
Exercises
Amputation
100

Four rubber-tipped feet aid

Quad cane

100

Moving a body part away from the midline of the body 

abduction

100

The state of being frightened, excited, vonfused or irritated

stress

100

exercise put a join through a    full arc of motion

Range of Motion

100

a devices that replaces a body part that is missing 

Prostesis

200

This assistive device can be used when resident can bear some weight on both legs- lots of times has wheels on it

Walker

200

moving the body part toward the midline of body

adduction 

200

How many hours of continuing education is needed yearly by CNA

12 hours

200

Exercises are done by resident himself without help

Active range of motion

200

a small devices that amplifies sound for a person with hearing loss

hearing aid 

300

Should always be placed within a resident reach when leaving room- allows residents to communicate with staff

Call light

300

Straightening a body part 

Extension

300

Involves giving opinions about a person work and making helpful suggestion for change 

Constructive feedback

300

exercises are used when a resident are not able to move on their own - done by a staff member

Passive range of motion 

300

If eye is removed store in this 

water of normal saline

400

a surgical removal of some of a body part

Amputation

400

turning a joint 

Rotation 

400

An agreement between employer and employee

Job Description

400

turning upward

supination

400

How many times should you repeat each exercise 

3-5 

500

a term used when a person feels pain in a limb that has been amputated 

Phantom limb pain

500

turning downward

Pronation 

500

a federal law that included minimum standars for nursing assistant training and information of rights for residents

Omnibus Budget Reconcillation ACT (OBRA)

500

bending a body part 

Flexion

500

touching a thum to any other finger

opposition 

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