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HSF-Promotion of Safety

bed positions,use of pillows, ROM, body positions, ulcer stages, exercises

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semi-Fowlerhead of bed is raised to 30 degrees
trendelenbergentire bed tilted with head down
bed position that promotes postural drainage or venous returntrendelenberg
bed position that promotes lung expansionsemi-Fowler
Fowlersbed is raised 45 degrees or more to semi-sitting
bed position during eating or nasal suctioningFowlers
supinelying on BACK- 3 pillows (1 under head, 2 under each arm)
pronelying face down- 3 pillows (1 under head, hips, & ankles)
right lateral recumbentlying on RIGHT SIDE - 3 pillows (1 under head, 1 between legs, 1 supporting arm)
left lateral recumbentlying on leftside
passive exercisescarried out by nurse without assistance from the patient
active assistive exercisesperformed by patient WITH ASSISTANCE from nurse
active exercisesperformed by patient WITHOUT ASSISTANCE from therapist
resistive exercisesperformed by patient by pulling or pushing AGAINST A FORCE
isometric exercisesperformed by patient by contracting and relaxing muscles while keeping part in fixed position
This exercise will NOT preserve muscle masspassive exercise
This exercise will encourage normal muscle functionactive assistive exercise
This exercise will increase muscle strengthactive exercise
This exercise will maintain muscle strength when a joint is immobilizedisometric
stage I ulcerskin is intact but may be discolored & warm
stage II ulcerdamage to epidermis and dermis; appears as abrasion or blister
stage III ulcerdamage to subcutaneous tissues; appears as deep crater
stage IV ulcerextensive destruction of tissue with damage to muscle and bone
extensionSTRAIGHTENING a body part
rotationmoving a body part around its own axis / turning the head from side to side
flexionBENDING a body part
hyperextensionEXCESSIVE straightening a body part
dorsiflexionBending BACKWARD (a foot toward the knee)
plantar flexionBending FORWARD (toes away from the knee)


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