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History and Physical
Client was involved in a multi-car collision six days ago. Sustained a liver laceration, right rib fracture and right femur fracture. The liver laceration was repaired. An intermedullary rod was placed to repair the femur fracture. Client is progressing.
Orders
Post-op day 2
• Physical therapy evaluation


Question 1 of 5

Complete the diagram by dragging from the choices area to specify which type of exercises the client needs, two actions the nurse should take to facilitate the exercises, and two parameters the nurse should monitor to assess the client's progress.

Action to Take

Concentric exercises
Isotonic exercises
Eccentric exercises
Isometric exercises

Potential Condition

Support the extremity during exercise routine
Teach family how to participate in exercise program
Teach client how to use resistive bands

Parameter to Monitor

Pain level
Ability to perform activities of daily living
Have client contract

Correct Answer: Condition: Isometric exercises; Actions: Support the extremity during exercise routine, Teach family how to participate in exercise program; Parameters: Pain level, Ability to perform activities of daily living

Rationale: Isometric exercises minimize stress; support and family aid compliance.

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