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Chapter 38
Mobility and Biomechanics
38-2Copyright 2004 by Delmar Learning, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc.
Overview of Mobility
Mobility • Ability to engage in activity and free
movement• Walking, running, sitting, standing, lifting,
pushing, pulling• Activities of daily living (ADLs)
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Overview of Mobility
Mobility• Enhances muscle tone, increases energy
levels• Psychological benefits of independence and
freedom
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Overview of Mobility
Body Alignment (posture)• Position of body parts in relation to each
other• Center of gravity is evenly distributed.• Promotes balance, reduces strain and injury.• Promotes efficient circulatory, renal,
pulmonary, and gastrointestinal functions.• Influences self-esteem and body image.
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Overview of Mobility
Body Alignment • Client comfort• Prevention of contractures• Promotion of circulation• Reduces stress on muscle, tendons, nerves,
and joints• Prevention of foot drop (plantar flexion)
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Overview of Mobility
Body Alignment• Muscle Tone
- Hypotonicity- Spasticity
• Muscle Shape- Hypertrophy- Atrophy
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Overview of Mobility
Body Mechanics involves the three basic elements of body alignment, balance, and coordinated movement (stability).
Range of motion reflects the extent to which a joint can move.
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Physiology of Mobility
Musculoskeletal System• Bones• Joints• Tendons• Ligaments• Bursa• Cartilage
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Physiology of Mobility
Nervous System • Proprioception
- Tells us where our body is in space relative to other objects.
• Postural Reflexes (righting) - Maintain postural tonus.
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Exercise
Any physical activity involving muscles that elevates the heart rate above resting levels
Reduces joint pain and stiffness. Increases flexibility, muscle strength, and
endurance. Weight reduction and improved sense of
well-being
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Exercise
Types of Exercise• Aerobic• Strengthening• Isometric• Isotonic• Isokinetic
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Exercise
Range-of-Motion Exercise (ROM)• Passive• Active
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Exercise
Physical Fitness• Endurance and strength• Joint flexibility• Cardiorespiratory fitness• Body composition• Fitness in older adults
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Factors Affecting Mobility
Health Status Developmental Stage
• Children• Adolescents• Adults
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Factors Affecting Mobility
Environment• Attitudes and Beliefs• Lifestyle
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Physiological Effects of Mobility and Immobility
Neurological Effects Cardiovascular Effects Respiratory Effects Musculoskeletal Effects Digestive Effects Elimination Effects Integumentary Effects
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Assessment
Health History• ADLs• Exercise patterns• Activity tolerance• Medications• Alteration in health status
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Physical Examination
Musculoskeletal Assessment• Movement and Gait• Alignment• Endurance
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Musculoskeletal Assessment
Muscle Impairments (common overuse injuries)• Strain• Tendonitis• Bursitis• Sprain
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Pathological Alterations
Postural Abnormalities• Scoliosis• Kyphosis• Lordosis• List
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Pathological Alterations
Contractures• Contracture deformities occur when a
muscle group is not moved for a period of time or if proper body alignment is not maintained.
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Pathological Alterations
Musculoskeletal Trauma• Fractures• Amputation
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Pathological Alterations
Central Nervous System (CNS) • Any disruption in the CNS can impair
mobility.• Spinal cord injury can lead to partial
paralysis or complete loss of mobility.
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Neurological Assessment
Cranial Nerves Motor System Sensory System Reflexes
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Functional Assessment
Focuses on client’s ability to perform ADLs.• Client’s ability to feed, dress, toilet, move,
transfer, and ambulate self independently, or with assistance
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Nursing Diagnoses
Activity Intolerance Impaired Physical Mobility Risk of Disuse Syndrome Self-Care Deficits Altered Health Maintenance Risks for Falls
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Planning and Outcome Identification
Realistic Outcomes Consider Client’s• Understanding of mobility status• Values, thoughts, and concerns• Health status in general• Ability to solve problems
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Planning and Outcome Identification
Interventions• Bed Rest• Restorative Nursing Care• Health Promotion and Fitness
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Implementation
Meeting Psychosocial Needs Applying Principles of Body Mechanics Maintaining Body Alignment: Positioning
• Fowler’s• Recumbent (supine)• Prone• Lateral• Sim’s
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Implementation
Maintaining Body Alignment: Assistive Devices
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Implementation
Range-of-Motion Exercises• Performed several times a day.• Each joint is placed through its full functional
motion.
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Implementation
Transfer Techniques• Moving clients• Logrolling the client• Transferring from bed to chair• Transferring from bed to stretcher• Assistive devices
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Implementation
Assisting with Ambulation• Preparing the client to walk• Client education• Preambulating exercise
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Assisting with Ambulation
Nurse promotes safety of a client using a quad cane.
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Assisting with Ambulation
Assistive Devices• Canes• Walkers• Crutches
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Implementation
Wellness Promotion • Emphasizes the need for physical fitness.
Complementary Treatment Modalities • Range from physical activity and relaxation
exercises to herbs, yoga, acupuncture, acupressure, and biofeedback.
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Evaluation
Transfer of skills and knowledge from the acute care hospital or rehabilitation facility to home• Mobility status• Activities of daily living capacity• Use of appropriate adaptive devices• Client’s ability to function within his or her
own environment
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Evaluation
Ongoing assessment in the home setting is important because compliance with home exercise programs may lessen over time after discharge.