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Many patients who experience an alteration in mobility have one or more nursing diagnoses.For whom would the nurse would use the diagnosis of Impaired physical mobility?
A) A patient who is not completely immobile.
B) A patient who is completely immobile.
C) A patient who is at risk for multisystem problems.
D) A patient who is at risk for single-system involvement.
Impaired Physical Mobility
A reduction in the ability to move freely and easily, often due to injury, disease, or a physical condition.
Multisystem Problems
Health conditions that affect multiple body systems simultaneously, often requiring comprehensive treatment plans.
Single-System Involvement
A condition or disease affecting only one organ or system in the body, as opposed to multiple-system involvement.
- Comprehend the importance of preserving physical movement in patients and the consequences of reduced mobility.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the importance of preserving physical movement in patients and the consequences of reduced mobility.
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