1 Perform client needs assessment mobilization
1.5. Greetings therapeutic delivered to the client / family friendly upon meeting
1.2. Action plan described to the client / family understand
1.3. Plan validated program back
1.4. The need for tools and materials are identified
1.5. Readiness client be re-examined
2. Preparation tool
2.1. prepared with a complete tool:
2.2. Tool neatly organized
2.3. Equipment was brought to a close patient
3. Doing way of working
3.1. Perform range of motion exercises (passive)
3.2. Perform all actions beginning of the procedure
3.3. Wash your hands
3.4. Identify patient and give the patient privacy
3.5. Maintaining patient privacy
3.6. Prepare the necessary equipment: a blanket bath
3.7. Give the supine position in patients close to you
3.8. Set bath blankets that keep the patient covered as much as possible
3.9. Tilt the patient's head gently from side to side (rotation)
3.10. Bend the patient's head to the right shoulder and then to the left
3.11. Pull your chin to chest (flexion)
3.12. Put a pillow under your shoulder and gently hold his head up position (hyperextension back to
the straight position I (extension). Arrange a pillow under your head and shoulders
the straight position I (extension). Arrange a pillow under your head and shoulders
3.13. Hold the elbow and wrist, shoulder joint nearest train:
a. Raise your arms form a right angle
with the body b. Return the arm to a position parallel to the body
with the body b. Return the arm to a position parallel to the body
3.14 a. The position of the arm parallel to the body, turn the arm to the body
b. By maintaining the arm parallel to the body swivel arm away from the body
3.15. With the position of the shoulder abduction, fleksi elbow and lift your hands up over
your head
3.16. With the arm parallel to the body, elbow flexion and ekstensi
3.17. Wrist flexion and ekstensi
3.18. Movement finger - the finger away from the middle finger and the middle finger closer to
3.19. Touch the thumb to the base of the little finger and then to each fingertip
3.20. Touch the thumb to the base of the little finger and then to each fingertip
3.21. Cup your hands and palms tengadahkan
3.22. Grasp the patient's wrist with one hand and the palm of the hands of patients with
your other
hand.Pull the wrist toward the body and then away from the body
hand.Pull the wrist toward the body and then away from the body
3.23. Navigate forearm looked up position, turn approached the thumb side and then to the side of the little finger
3.24. Cover the upper limb and the patient's body. Open only the legs are trained, you are facing the
foot of the bed
foot of the bed
3:25. Hold-knee and ankle, move the leg away from the body and toward the center of the body
3.26. Turned to the bed. Hold the bent knee position, lift your pelvis toward your knees, straighten
your knees as you lower your legs to the bed
your knees as you lower your legs to the bed
3.27. a. hold the legs at the knee and ankle, move the feet in a circular motion away from the body
b.Continue to hold the foot, turn the leg with the same movement toward the body
b.Continue to hold the foot, turn the leg with the same movement toward the body
3.28. Hold the fingers - fingers and hold the patient's leg at the ankle. Pull fingers - toes toward the
knees. Then point fingers - toes toward the foot of the bed
3.29. Turn the patient's leg inward and outward slowly
knees. Then point fingers - toes toward the foot of the bed
3.29. Turn the patient's leg inward and outward slowly
3.30. Put your finger - the finger over the fingers - fingers patient. Bend your fingers - toes and
straightens the patient finger - the finger
straightens the patient finger - the finger
3.31. Spread apart each toe away from the index finger and close each finger
The index finger toward
3.32. Cover with a blanket foot bath, plug the barrier bed and moved to the side of the
sleeping in the
opposite
3.33. Scroll patients coming toward you repeat steps 8-29
3.34. If this procedure is part of the bath procedure proceed with making a bed
3:35. Perform all acts of settlement procedures
3.36. Wash your hands
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3.37. Report on the completion of tasks and document dates, times, range of motion exercises and
4. documenting patient response actions
4. documenting patient response actions
4.1. Documented in the patient's response
4.2. The timing of the action mode of administration, dosage
4.3. Documentation note with clear / easy to read
