Falls
Infection
Pressure Wounds
Age-Related Changes
100

Definition of a fall

What is unintentionally coming to rest on a lower level

100

Common types of infection

What is pneumonia, influenza, UTIs, skin infections, and prosthetic joint infections

100

Pressure wound definition

When the skin is exposed to pressure for long periods of time 

100

How often to see your primary care physician

What is twice per year 
200

Types of training to prevent falls

What is Balance and Strength Training

200

Signs of infection

What is pain, heat, redness, swelling, or loss of function 

200

How frequently to reposition

What is every 2 hours if laying down and every fifteen minutes when sitting?

200
Describe age-related changes

What is shortness of breath, unexplained aches and pains, and easy fatigue

300

Things that can be modified in a household to prevent falls

What is obstacles in frequently used pathways and lights if frequent use of space at night?

300

Things to prevent an infection

What is following medication prescriptions, drinking water, and keeping up with daily hygiene?

300
Things that can increase risk for pressure wounds

Shearing and friction, damp skin, staying in a position for too long

300

How often to do aerobic exercise

What is 3-5 times per week for 30 minutes