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CNA - Unit 7 - Activity and Exercise

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Movement away from the body

Active Range of Motion

Range of motion exercises completed by the resident without assistance

Movement towards the body

To walk or assist the resident to walk

Decrease in size and strength, also referred to as wasting

Body Alignment

Correct position of the body for good posture

Contractures

Shortening or contraction of a muscle. May be due to spasms or paralysis and may be permanent

Physical activity or series of specific body movements designed to strengthen the body or parts of the body

To straighten

External Rotation

To rotate the joint away or outward

Fowler's Position

Body position alignment of resident sitting in bed with the head of the bed is elevated to between 60-90 degrees. Also referred to High Fowler's

Paralysis of one side of the body

Internal Rotation

To rotate the joint inward

Loss of ability to move a part or all of the body

Paralysis (loss of sensation of voluntary movement) of the lower part of the body and both legs

Passive Range of Motion

Exercises completed for residents who are paralyzed or unable to move their own joints freely or may not even be able to move. Also referred to as PROM

Turning motion

Progressive Mobilization

Process that builds on activity steps which increase the resident's abilities

Quadriplegia

Paralysis of all four of the extremities and the trunk

Range of Motion

Moving body joints through their normal motion

Rehabilitaiton

A process in which the resident is assisted in reaching their highest level of ability physically, mentally and emotionally

Restorative Care

Nursing care that is planned to promote residents health and regain as much of their independence as possible

Semi-Fowler's Position

Body position alignment of resident sitting in bed with the head of the bed elevated to between 30-45 degrees. Also referred to as Low Fowler's

Side-Lying Position

Body alignment position of resident lying on their side in bed. Also referred to as lateral position

Supine Position

Body alignment position of resident lying on their back in bed

Therapeutic Tubing

Hollow cylinders, usually plastic or rubber which carries liquids or gases into or out of the body. May also be referred to as catheters. Examples include oxygen tubing, intravenous tubing, gastrostomy feeding tubes, nasogastric (NG) tubes and urinary catheters

Move from one surface or place to another

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Kostroma Oblast

Region in Central Federal District

Contents: Subdivision

The population development in Kostroma Oblast as well as related information and services (Wikipedia, Google, images).

Source: Federal State Statistics Service Russia (web).

Explanation: Area figures of districts and district-level cities are calculated from geospatial data.

Further information about the population structure:

• Kostroma Oblast with cities
• Kostroma Oblast with places

Located in:

• Central'nyj Federal'nyj Okrug