Range of Motion Consider Mrs. Mobilio, described below. I Mrs….

Question Answered step-by-step Range of Motion Consider Mrs. Mobilio, described below. I Mrs…. Range of Motion Consider Mrs. Mobilio, described below.IMrs. Mobilio is a 79-year-old woman admitted to hospital with a left knee injury due to a fall she had at home. She is thin and mentally alert but has periods of confusion in the evening. Her skin is dry and wrinkled. She requires assistance to use the toilet. She is right-handed and has generalized weakness in all limbs. She is not on any medications.a)  How can you encourage her to help herself as you help to position her? What is one priority concern you must keep in mind as you assist her to change positions? b)  What would you teach Mrs. Mobilio regarding range of motion exercises to maintain or improve her mobility?c) Which assistive device would be most suitable to recommend for Mrs. Mobilio to increase her ability to ambulate? What member of the interprofessional team could be consulted to determine the most appropriate device? Explain your answers.d) What would be her Falls Risk Score based on the Schmid Fall Risk Assessment Tool (Potter et al, p. 851)? e) What are two guidelines you can do in your role as a nurse to help prevent on-the-job back injuries (include in-text citation, APA format!). Identify two strategies you will start to incorporate into your everyday life in order to follow these guidelines.  Give realistic and true examples from your life.After you make your initial post, please extend the discussion in the learning community. *Respond to at least two peers by either:  Reference :Kozier, B., Erb, G., Berman, A., Snyder, S., Frandsen, G., Buck, M., Ferguson, L., Yin, L., & Stamler, L. L. (2018). Fundamentals of Canadian nursing: concepts, process, and practice. (4th Canadian ed.). Don Mills, Ontario: Pearson  Health Science Science Nursing PNUR 105 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)