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Muscular System
Skeletal System
Restorative Nursing/ Positioning in bed
Transferring Residents
ROM Exercises`
100
Ability to return to original shape.
What is elasticity?
100
Shoulder, Hip, Elbow and Knee
What are movable joints?
100
Every 2 hours
What is changing of position?
100
Residents needs assistance in moving place to place.
What is active/assistive transfer?
100
Supination
What is using handshake grasp to turn palm upward?
200
Involuntary muscles
What are muscles without conscious thought?
200
The Axial Skeleton
What is the main truck including spinal column,skull, ribs, and breastbone?
200
Transferring a resident by grasping under their arms.
What is not correct?
200
Ballerina toe
What is Plantarflexion?
300
Moving muscles toward mid line.
What is adduction?
300
Humerus, Radius, and Ulna
What are arm bones in the appendicular skeleton?
300
Resident lies on back with head lower than feet.
What is Trendelenburg position?
300
Lying transfer
What is a transfer from bed to stretcher and stretcher to bed(Mechanical lift)?
300
Stop before point of pain
What is a nurse assistants responsibility?
400
Internal organs that contract to cause movement
What are visceral/smooth muscles?
400
Storage of calcium
What is one of the skeletal system functions?
400
Prevent strain and maintain body alignment.
What are supportive devices?
400
Standing transfers
What is transfer where residents stands and pivots or takes steps?
400
Prevent atrophy and contractures
What is a reason fro ROM exercises/
500
Tendons
What is muscles that attach skeletal bones?
500
Loss of bone density
What is osteoporosis?
500
The process by which a disabled or ill person is helped to reach the highest possible level of wellness, considering his/her limitations.
What is restorative nursing?
500
2 people are needed to safely transfer a resident this way.
What is a mechanical lift?
500
AROM
What is active range of motion exercises?