How many stages of sleep are there?
4
Stage I-III= Non-rapid eye movement
REM sleep
Name some of the senses..
sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste, kinesthetic, stereognosis
Isotonic exercises involve...
movement of the muscles and joints through ROM, walking, jogging
Better mood, brain tissue restoration, restored energy
What is sensory DEFICIT?
Impaired or absent in one or more senses
IsoMETRIC exercises include...
planks, or yoga poses. involve muscle contractions without joint movement.
Anxiety, depression, social isolation, weight gain, HTN
What is sensory DEPRIVATION?
Decreased sensory input
Isokinetic exercises include..
lifting weights, continuous passive motion. Muscle contractions with resistance.
What is hypersomnia?
Excessive sleep during the day
What do we NOT do with patients who have hearing loss?
We don't shout
Factors that affect immobility?
Age, illness, medications, and mental health.