Impaired Physical Mobility in Institutionalized Elderly

Silva, Larissa; Dias, Flávia Aparecida; Andrade, Érica Vieira de; Luiz, Raíssa Bianca; Mattia, Ana Lúcia De; Barbosa, Maria Hermínia

doi:10.9789/2175-5361.2013v5n3p346

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“…The AC “Prescribed movement restrictions,” described as “order or advice provided by the health team to limit the ability to move freely or to reach any other part of the body, or mechanical restraint for therapeutic and resting purposes” ( 42 ) , is associated with a high rate of musculoskeletal system affections, necessitating resting for recover ( 33 ) .…”

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Clinical validation of nursing diagnosis “00085 Impaired Physical Mobility” in multiple traumas victims

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2019

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to clinically validate the nursing diagnosis “Impaired Physical Mobility”, identifying its prevalence, defining characteristics, related factors, and associated conditions with the calculation of accuracy measures and generation of Decision Trees, as well as clinically and etiologically characterize the multiple traumas victims. Method: methodological, cross-sectional study of clinical validation type, using diagnostic accuracy measures and generating decision tree. Results: the sample consisted of 126 patients, 73% male, with a mean age of 38.29 years. The frequency of the nursing diagnosis studied was 88.10%; the defining characteristic with the highest prevalence was “Difficulty turning” (58.73%), with a predictive power of 98.6%; the associated condition “Alteration in bone structure integrity” stood out with 72.22%. The accuracy measures also indicated their predictive power. Conclusion: the components aforementioned were considered predictors of this diagnosis. This study contributed to improve the identification of clinical indicators associated with advanced methods of diagnostic validation, directing care and reducing the variability present in clinical situations.

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Clinical validation of nursing diagnosis “00085 Impaired Physical Mobility” in multiple traumas victims

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2019

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“…The need for physical activity in the elderly is often linked to comorbidity standards that limit the functional capacity and make the elderly more prone to dependence on care and the process of institutionalization. Therefore, it is necessary to regulate the practice of physical exercises for strengthening the muscles so they may experience an active aging process (16) .…”

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Nursing diagnosis and results for the institutionalized elderly: a methodological study

2015

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Aims: To identify nursing practice focuses and create statements in terms of the diagnoses and results of the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP ®) for the institutionalized elderly. Method: This is a methodological study based on Horta's theory, carried out in a long term care facility for the elderly (LTCF), using the cross-mapping technique and content validation. Eighty three (83) elderly individuals participated in the study. Results: We identified 192 focuses of nursing practice and the construction of 129 statements of diagnostics and results. According to the cross-mapping, we can highlight that 60 statements were constant and 69 were not listed in the ICNP ® , version 2013. Conclusion: The 192 focuses of nursing practice that have been identified in the health assessment of the institutionalized elderly allowed the construction of 129 statements of diagnoses and results. These findings make it possible to implement the process in order to systematize nursing practice in these environments.

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“…The nursing diagnosis (ND) Impaired Physical Mobility (00085), defined by NANDA International (NANDA‐I) as “a limitation in the independent voluntary physical movement of the body or of one or more edges” (Herdman & Kamitsuru, ), is often identified in a variety of hospitalized settings, namely: patients affected by stroke (90%; Costa et al., ), patients under intensive care (85.7%; Gomes & Lopes, ), patients undergoing cardiac surgery (100%), institutionalized elderly (55.6%; Silva et al., ), patients treated in orthopedic units (78.8%; Almeida, Longaray, De Cezaro, & Barilli, ), women in medical‐surgical units (26.6%; Volpato & Cruz, ), and patients in palliative care (13%; Mendes, Guerra, Tsunem, Herbas, & Silva, ).…”

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Adequacy of the Activities in the Nursing Intervention Exercise Therapy: Ambulation for Medical‐Surgical Patients With Impaired Physical Mobility

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Lopes

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Int J of Nursing Knowl

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Impaired Physical Mobility in Institutionalized Elderly

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Clinical validation of nursing diagnosis “00085 Impaired Physical Mobility” in multiple traumas victims

Clinical validation of nursing diagnosis “00085 Impaired Physical Mobility” in multiple traumas victims

Nursing diagnosis and results for the institutionalized elderly: a methodological study

Adequacy of the Activities in the Nursing Intervention Exercise Therapy: Ambulation for Medical‐Surgical Patients With Impaired Physical Mobility

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