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MNAMNAMosby’s Long Term Care AssistantMosby’s Long Term Care Assistant Chapter 46 Rehabilitation and Chapter 46 Rehabilitation and Restorative Nursing CareRestorative Nursing Care
DisabilityDisability
Any lost, absent or impaired physical or mental function
Acute – short course. Recovery usually complete
(fracture)
Chronic – long course. Problem controlled not cured.
(paralysis)
RehabilitationRehabilitation
Process of restoring to highest possible level of physical, psychological, social and economic function
OBRA Requirement
PT
OT
Speech Therapy
RehabilitationRehabilitation
Focus on: Improving the person’s
ability to functionPromoting the best
possible quality of life for the person
Preventing further loss of function
Common Health Problems Common Health Problems Requiring RehabRequiring Rehab
AmputationBirth DefectsBrain tumorsBurnsCerebral PalsyFracturesHead injurySpinal cord
injury Stroke
Restorative NursingRestorative NursingCare that helps regain
strength, health, independence
Focuses on:• The whole person• Preventing
unnecessary decline in function
• Helping maintain the highest level of function
May be combined with rehab
Restorative AidesRestorative AidesNursing assistant with
special training to help with restorative care.
Should be patient and kind
Must have good communication skillspositive attitudeexcellent work ethic
Physical AspectsPhysical Aspects
Rehab begins when person first seeks health care
Complications are prevented:
• Contractures• Decubitus Ulcers• Bowel/bladder
problems
Physical AspectsPhysical Aspects
Self care is a major goal.
ADLs evaluated
Assistive devices available
Physical AspectsPhysical Aspects
MobilityCrutchesWalkerCanBraceWheelchai
rProsthesis
Artificial body part
Physical AspectsPhysical Aspects
NutritionDysphagia
Difficulty swallowing
May need special diet
Physical AspectsPhysical Aspects
Communication
Aphasia – total or partial loss of ability to use or understand language.
Psychological & Social Psychological & Social AspectsAspects
Disability can affect function and appearance
May have• low self esteem• Depression• Anger• Hostility
Psychological and Social Psychological and Social AspectsAspects
Patient’s attitude Important!
Focus on abilities and strengths
Support and reassure
Rehab Team – Your Rehab Team – Your RoleRole
Follow care planProvide safetyPosition in good
body alignmentROMKnow how to
apply/use assistive devices
Praise, encourageEmpathy……not pity
Questions??