Functionability
Functional ability is broken into 2 categories
What is ADLs and IADL's
Gross simple movements, Fine complex movements and coordination are purposeful movements that fall under functional ability of mobility
What is mobility
Acute Fatigue lasts how long
What is less than 6 months
The number of sleep stages are
What is 4
3 of the types of pain
What is acute(transient), Chronic (episodic), Cancer and Idiopathic pain
Alzheimer's is a secondary or primary disorder
What is secondary
Cerebral Palsy is a secondary or primary disorder for mobility.
What is primary
The 2 types of fatigue are
What is Physiological and pathological
2 common sleep alterations are
What is insomnia, Obstructive sleep apnea, Sleep debt, or Narcolepsy
PQRST for pain assessment stands for
What is P provocation what makes it better or worse Q Quality sharp dull
R Region or radiation where is it or goes where
S Severity (0-10)
T Timing when does it occur and last how long
2 risk factors for Alzheimer's are
What is over the age of 65, bing aa woman, Genetics, CVD, or head trauma
Rheumatoid Arthritis is what type of disorder
What is autoimmune
3 risk factors for fatigue are
What is genetic factors, underlying conditions, treatment related factors, nutritional status, lifestyle choices
Insomnia is
What is the inability to fall asleep or stay asleep lasting at least 3 months can be influenced by pain, stress, depression, underlying medical conditions or their brain won't shut off
2 possible nonpharmacological interventions for pain are
What are heat, cold, vibration, binders, slings,
Primary prevention methods to teach a patient regarding a disease.
What is diet, exercise, not smoking,
This type of arthritis is treated with NSAIDS to remove the inflammation
What is Rheumatoid arthritis
The difference between acute and chronic fatigue besides the amount of time it lasts is
What is acute fatigue is a protective mechanism for the body and Chronic is unrelated to exertion
Obstructive sleep apnea is lack of airflow for how long
What is 10 sec - 1-2 min
A PCA pump button can be utilized by whom to receive pain meds
What is the patient themselves
Secondary prevention is doing what with the patient
What is screening them
What type of arthritis is treated with tylenol
What is osteoarthritis
A new mother who can only sleep when her baby sleep is experiencing what type of fatigue
What is physiological fatigue
Narcolepsy is what
What is the excessive need to sleep and daytime sleepiness
Phantom pain is is classified as classified as this type of pain
What is neuropathic pain