Assessing patient's ability - consulting with the patient enhances rapport and mutual respect - Let the patient do as much as possible sprains, strains, and other musculoskeletal problems Leading causes of disability for people in healthcare "smooth mover" A sliding board is called a ... Artifacts Substances or structures not naturally present but of which an authentic image appears on a image Supine Lying down horizontally, face and torso up Orthostatic Hypotension This could happen when a person stands from a recumbent position rapport Relation of harmony and accord between two people Good communication, rapport, security, comfort, warmth Elements that will allow an elderly patient to more effectively concentrate on the procedure Head clamps Can be attached to tables and upright bucky's for imaging of the skull Sims Lying on one side with the lower arm behind the back, the upper arm positioned comfortably in front. The lower leg is straight and the upper leg is flexed at the knee and hip. Hydraulic lift The equipment you use to transfer a large patient by yourself proper body mechanics of lifting A. feet wide B. Back straight C. avoid twisting D. Lift with legs, not back Complex restraining devices Mummy wraps C-collars backboards One advantage of good body mechanics Decreased number of injuries White muscles Found in limbs Body mechanics Action of forces on bodies at rest or in motion Center of gravity Hypothetical point at which all mass appears to be concentrated pediatric immobilization techniques and Parents You must assess and encourage best method; accompany and assist, accompany and observe or wait outside Two very important items on all wheelchair transfers 1. Lock wheelchair 2. Footrests removed or moved out of the way Base of support Foundation on which a body rests Fear of falling One of the greatest concerns of a geriatric patient Communication This is key to establishing good rapport and understanding with patients. simple restraining devices tape positioning sponges sandbags velcro straps lateral lying down on the right or left side, knees and shoulders in-line to each other Fowler's The position of sitting up straight or with a slight lean Concepts of body mechanics 1. Base of support 2. Center of gravity 3. Muscles Prone lying face down, horizontally Red muscles Stability muscles Motion This is detrimental to radiographs Assessing patient's ability - consulting with the patient enhances rapport and mutual respect - Let the patient do as much as possible sprains, strains, and other musculoskeletal problems Leading causes of disability for people in healthcare "smooth mover" A sliding board is called a ... Artifacts Substances or structures not naturally present but of which an authentic image appears on a image Supine Lying down horizontally, face and torso up Orthostatic Hypotension This could happen when a person stands from a recumbent position rapport Relation of harmony and accord between two people Good communication, rapport, security, comfort, warmth Elements that will allow an elderly patient to more effectively concentrate on the procedure Head clamps Can be attached to tables and upright bucky's for imaging of the skull Sims Lying on one side with the lower arm behind the back, the upper arm positioned comfortably in front. The lower leg is straight and the upper leg is flexed at the knee and hip. Hydraulic lift The equipment you use to transfer a large patient by yourself proper body mechanics of lifting A. feet wide B. Back straight C. avoid twisting D. Lift with legs, not back Complex restraining devices Mummy wraps C-collars backboards One advantage of good body mechanics Decreased number of injuries White muscles Found in limbs Body mechanics Action of forces on bodies at rest or in motion Center of gravity Hypothetical point at which all mass appears to be concentrated pediatric immobilization techniques and Parents You must assess and encourage best method; accompany and assist, accompany and observe or wait outside Two very important items on all wheelchair transfers 1. Lock wheelchair 2. Footrests removed or moved out of the way Base of support Foundation on which a body rests Fear of falling One of the greatest concerns of a geriatric patient Communication This is key to establishing good rapport and understanding with patients. simple restraining devices tape positioning sponges sandbags velcro straps lateral lying down on the right or left side, knees and shoulders in-line to each other Fowler's The position of sitting up straight or with a slight lean Concepts of body mechanics 1. Base of support 2. Center of gravity 3. Muscles Prone lying face down, horizontally Red muscles Stability muscles Motion This is detrimental to radiographs
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- consulting with the patient enhances rapport and mutual respect
- Let the patient do as much as possible
Leading causes of disability for people in healthcare
A sliding board is called a ...
Substances or structures not naturally present but of which an authentic image appears on a image
Lying down horizontally, face and torso up
This could happen when a person stands from a recumbent position
Relation of harmony and accord between two people
Elements that will allow an elderly patient to more effectively concentrate on the procedure
Can be attached to tables and upright bucky's for imaging of the skull
Lying on one side with the lower arm behind the back, the upper arm positioned comfortably in front. The lower leg is straight and the upper leg is flexed at the knee and hip.
The equipment you use to transfer a large patient by yourself
A. feet wide
B. Back straight
C. avoid twisting
D. Lift with legs, not back
Mummy wraps
C-collars
backboards
Decreased number of injuries
Found in limbs
Action of forces on bodies at rest or in motion
Hypothetical point at which all mass appears to be concentrated
You must assess and encourage best method; accompany and assist, accompany and observe or wait outside
1. Lock wheelchair
2. Footrests removed or moved out of the way
Foundation on which a body rests
One of the greatest concerns of a geriatric patient
This is key to establishing good rapport and understanding with patients.
tape positioning sponges
sandbags
velcro straps
lying down on the right or left side, knees and shoulders in-line to each other
The position of sitting up straight or with a slight lean
1. Base of support
2. Center of gravity
3. Muscles
lying face down, horizontally
Stability muscles
This is detrimental to radiographs
