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Restorative Nursing
Skeletal System
Muscle System
Body Mechanics
Vocab
100

`A sore developing over an area where the skin underneath is injured due to lack of blood flow.

What is a pressure ulcer?

100

What is the amount of bones in the adult Skeletal System?

What is 206!

100

Muscles that can be control willingly:

What are voluntary muscles?

100
Moving residents without causing strain on yourself:
What are proper Body Mechanics?
100
Extremities, shoulder girdle, and pelvic girdle
What is the appendicular skeleton?
200
Independence, maintaining present function, promote exercise, maintaining a proper diet, proper body positioning, restoring loss of functions, independence in ADL's.
What are reasons for restorative care?
200

A function of the skeletal system? 

Movement, protection, support, storage of calcium, and the production of blood cells.

200

Attaches muscles to bone:

What are tendons?

200
Reducing strain to the spine:
What is squatting down instead of bending over?
200

Laying on your back with legs apart and feet in stirrups.

What is lithotomy?

300

An example of a perceptual deficit.

   

1-Inability to organize a task. 2.Inability to sequence as task.3 Lack of judgment 4. Inability to identify common objects: agnosia.5. Inability to use common items: apraxia 6.Inability to initiate a task 

300

Scientific name for the knee cap.

What is a patella?

300

This type of muscle is found in Organs:

What are visceral/smooth muscles?

300

An ADL that is considered "Late-loss ADL'"

transfers, bed mobility, feeding, eating, or toilet use

300
Resident is on left side, left leg bent slightly, with right leg bent up to the abdomen
What is the sims position?
400

Laying on the back with your head lower than your feet.

What is the trendelenburg position?

400

Osteocarcinoma.

What is bone cancer?

400

Decreasing angle/Bending body parts:

What is flexion?

400
Ambulate to increase in abominably traumatized patients common after surgery
What is peristalsis?
400
Difference between abduction and adduction
What is moving away from the middle of the body and moving toward the body?
500

The major complication from inactivity for the Respiratory system is:

    

    Fluid & secretions collect in the lungs, risk of pneumonia, hypoxic, respiratory distress,

500

two surgical interventions to treat hip fx

ORIF & THA

500

The term RICE stands for:

Rest

Ice

Compression

Elevate

500

The term gait means:

Ambulation 

500

The term ROSC during CPR means:

 Return of Spontaneous Circulation