A patient can brush the front teeth but needs help reaching the back teeth. Which type of mobility assistance is being provided?
Correct answer: C. Assisted mobility
- A. Independent mobility
- B. Passive mobility
- C. Assisted mobility
- D. Complete bed rest
Explanation
Assisted mobility occurs when the patient performs part of the activity and receives help with the remainder. Passive mobility means the patient does not actively move the body part.
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Care includes bathing, oral and perineal hygiene, grooming, bed making, positioning, range of motion and safe transfers. Questions connect these procedures with skin integrity, pressure injury prevention, body alignment, privacy and patient comfort, while distinguishing active exercise from passive range of motion and independent from assisted mobility.
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