| A | B |
|---|
| orthostatic hypotension | ineffective circulatory response to an upright position causing a drop in BP, dizziness and possibly fainting |
| thrombophlebitis | inflammation in the wall of a vessel causing a blood clot |
| decubitis ulcer | complete skin breakdown due to compression of skin and subcutaneous tissues between bony prominences and contact surface |
| atrophy | decrease in muscle mass |
| contracture | shortening of soft tissue structures around a joint |
| supine position | horizontal position with face up |
| prone position | horizontal position with face down |
| breathing and coughing exercises | increase expansion capability of lungs and aids in removal of bronchial secreations |
| graded physical reconditioning | PROM, AAROM, and AROM exercises to increase circulation and help prevent contractures |
| confusion | example: patient not knowing whey they are |
| fear | example: concern for unknown such as how sick are they |
| depression | example: feeling that nobody really talks to them |
| exaggerated reactions | patient states even smallest presence of pain |
