I feel if we were to take away all their independence, take away their choice, it could lead to the service users having behaviour problems and also in the long term they will lose ability to do skills that they once were very capable of doing. 2. (1.2) Analyse reasons why individuals may need support to maintain, regain or develop skills for everyday life The reason why people would need support to maintain, regain or develop skills for everyday life can be very different. People could have different health problems that affect their skills for everyday life. A few examples on what could have an effect are: * Physical health: feeling unwell with a fever leads to tiredness and can make you unable to do usual daily activities.
Assignment 1 Physical Preparation, Health and Lifestyle for the Public Services (Unit 5) Task 1: The Components of Fitness The components of fitness are divided into two groups which are the skill related and the health related. Health related means how much you can exceed with your body in terms of health. For example cardio vascular depends how much your body can do and it also aids to prevent any disease like cardio vascular disease which it's good for your own health. In the other hand skill related skills help you be better in a certain sport, for example speed and agility is needed to be a good player in football. Overall health and skill make the components of fitness which makes you exercise or succeed in sports.
* Verify that an order for the transfusion exists. * Conduct a thorough physical assessment of the patient (including vital signs) to help identify later changes. * Document your findings. Confirm that the patient has given informed consent. * Teach the patient about the procedures associated risks and benefits, what to expect during the transfusion, signs and symptoms of a reaction, and when and how to call for assistance.
Introduction When an athlete sustains an injury while playing the sport that they love, it can have a debilitating effect. Depending on the injury, not only can they be forced to miss a significant amount of playing time (which can affect their livelihood) while they go through rehab, they also lose a huge piece of themselves. The physical part of an injury is only half the battle athletes have to face. Thoughts, feelings and spirit all contribute to sport performance, and are important parts of every athlete (Brehm, 2008). Injuries cause extreme pain, limit movements and depending on the severity, can require a large amount of time for rehab.
This affects your circulatory system which includes your heart, kidney, and your brain. When having hypertension or high blood pressure your blood is not circulating the way it should be and that is what causes a person’s diagnosis. The feedback system cannot maintain homeostasis because there is no control over the causes of hypertension/high blood pressure. Once the causes can be controlled then the feedback system will be able to control the homeostasis. The consequences of not maintaining homeostasis balance may be being admitted to the hospital, a heart attack, stroke, aneurism, and possibly could lead to dying.
Risk Assessment Potential Hazard: Stretching. Associated Risks: Stretching doesn’t prepare your body for a work out; it is usually done in a still position which leaves your heart rate low, and your muscles cold and weak, unprepared for a work out. Stretching may actually increase the risk of an injury; tightening the muscle before a physical activity can imbalance the stability of the joints which can result in injuries such as a sprain or tearing a ligament that supports the joints. Control Measures: Warming up prepares the body for the increased physical demand of the body; it also prepares the psyche for what is to come. Warming up also drives oxygen to your muscles to prepare them for a higher demand of respiration.
Their clients range from professional athletes to industrial workers. They major in the diagnosis, prevention, treatment, assessment and rehabilitation of muscle and bone injuries and illnesses. Being able to recognize, evaluate, and assess injuries plus provide immediate care when needed is a task that athletic trainers need being one of the first to the injury. To reduce
It is extremely important to calmly assess the situation and not allow these seven enemies to interfere with your survival. Pain - Pain may often be ignored in a panic situation. Remember to deal with injuries immediately before they become even more serious. Cold - Cold lowers the ability to think, numbing the body and reducing the will to survive. Never allow yourself to stop moving or to fall asleep unless adequately sheltered.
This made me do more research about knee replacements and familiarize myself with such a case. Andrea describes the operation as seeming to be “barbaric”. In my opinion serious surgeries cause a lot of pain and will need loads of painkillers, theses strong painkillers do lead to hallucinations. Her experience that she shares during her physical and occupational rehabilitation and her recovery, which is very descriptive throughout including the tasks that she had to complete to be able to go back to her normal life style. In the article she is worried that when she goes back her caregiver isn’t expected to be upon returning home.
The pain and troubles will go away before you can start the rehab. One thing you can do is try to find a way to cope with the pain or limit the amount of pressure during the activity. Using ointments during games and practices will help with pain. There is no way to prevent this injury because most of the time it comes from another injury or happens only during an activity, but getting early diagnosis and treatment will help with a lot of the complications. A physical exam will reveal if you have compartment syndrome by having pain when a compartment is squeezed, will experience severe pain when you move the affected area (like moving the toes will hurt the lower leg), and will have swollen and shiny skin.