1. ASSISTING WITH REPOSITIONING & TRANSFERRING CHAPTER 14

2. IMMOBILITY EFFECTS THE WHOLE BODY

3. BASIC POSITIONS SUPINEFOWLER’SLATERALPRONESIMSSITTING

4. ASSISTING WITH TRANSFERS ORGANIZE & CHECK EQUIPMENT KNOW PLAN OF CARE ALLOW PERSON TO HELP EXPLAIN SHOES ON USE GOOD BODY MECHANICS TRANSFER BELT

5. ASSISTING WITH EXERCISE CHAPTER 15

6. ASSISTING WITH AMBULATION POTENTIAL PROBLEMS -Dizziness-Pain -Shortness of Breath -Confusion-Paralysis - Assistive device  USE A GAIT BELT  WALK BEHIND  GET HELP

7. RANGE OF MOTION

8. GUIDELINES FOR RANGE OF MOTION BODY MECHANICS SUPPORT THE EXTREMITY STOP IF CAUSES PAIN ENCOURAGE PERSON TO HELP PRIVACY

9. PREVENTING PRESSURE ULCERS & ASSISTING WITH WOUND CARE CHAPTER 19

10. HOW PRESSURE ULCERS FORM UNABLE TO CHANGE POSITION LACK OF BLOOD FLOW TO THE AREA PRESSURE DEVELOPS AT BONY PROMINENCES

11. RISK FACTORS FOR PRESSURE ULCERS Old Age Poor Nutrition MoistureHeart/Lung Disease DiseaseFrictionShearing

13. HOW CAN YOU PREVENT PRESSURE ULCERS DEVICES TO REDUCE PRESSURE REPOSITION OBSERVE FOR CHANGES GOOD SKIN CARE CLEAN LINEN MINIMIZE FRICTION & SHEARING

14. CARING FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE HAVING SURGERY CHAPTER 30

15. PREVENTING COMPLICATIONS DRUGS & ANESTHESIA IMMOBILITYDROWSINESS FALLSPNEUMONIA BLOOD CLOTS

16. PREVENTING RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS

17. OXYGEN THERAPY

18. PROBLEMS TO WATCH FOR Pulse Ox below 85% Labored Breathing CyanosisTachypnea