Describe Nursing Intervention in Movement and Mobilization.
This extra information was provided in the assignment tutorial to aid with the ESSAY
MUCH OF YOU ARE ALREDY AWARE BUT UPDATING TO WHAT THE MARKERS WILL BE
LOOKING FOR IN THE ESSAY- ESPECIALLY INCLUDING META- ANALYSIS RESEARCH FOR THE
INTERVENTION AND CRITIQUE PART- HIGLY NEEDED.
LO5: Discuss reason for admission for CVA and its pathophysiology . We do not require to
discuss the patho of her medical history.
The medical history of osteoporosis and CORD – chronic obstructive Respiratory disorder,
can ONLY guide us towards approaching appropriate intervention given the present issue of
NOF. (e.g some intervention may seem more appropriate than others with mobilisation with
the issue of fracture). BUT it will be useful to know about her health history so that the
intervention is comparable with her health history.
For the Consent part: Please include a statement somewhere in the beginning of essay that
“ as the scenario exemplar was provided by the paper leaders, thus, it was not possible,
therefore relevant to gain consent from the patient.
Assessment- is based on reason for admission (CVA). Other aspects of comorbidities is
useful to know as it gives an aspect of who the patient really is. The given assessment of
NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT is only there to guide us towards a good intervention as
interventions (nursing care) comes from assessment.
Whatever INTERVENTION we choose must be research based because as stated in LO5
question no 4. -we need to provide critical analysis that demonstrate relationship between
main health condition, age stage developmental plus pathophysiology of main health
condition. In doing so, the patients main health condition, as we know is the reason for
admission. This will then lead to an assessment which in this case is NEUROLOGICAL
ASSESSMENT which has shown us towards leading and selecting an appropriate
intervention that could be done with the patient based on what would normally happen in
a neurological assessment related to CVA. THE ASSESSMENT IS NOT ITSELF A CORE PIECE
OF THIS ESSAy RATHER THE INTERVENTION IS. However, we need to JUSTIFY the
INTERVENTION, by stating that NA was carried for the patient as per the scenario
exemplar, with the GCS and vital assessment (in just a matter of couple of sentences.)
Use of “I “statement is not allowed . Rather we can say “The intervention that seems
appropriate for this patient given in the scenario exemplar is “…….. and then justify the
appropriate intervention with research also relating it to the patho of the pt main condition .
With the INTERVENTION AND CRITIQUE PLEASE USE META ANALYSIS RESEARCH (as
the markers will be looking for comparison of ROBUST STUDIES AS IT INCREASES
THE VALIDITY OF THE RESEARCH / STUDY. either stating the same intervention for
the appropriateness of the intervention in our case will be perhaps :
IMMOBILSATION – or how can I assist the pt with mobility, OR THE PAPER LEADER
SUGGESTED “ transfer patient from bed to chair without compromising her fracture” or
whatever appropriate intervention you have come across given her CVA, age and stage
developmental and medical history making it SIMPLE AND REGULAR WITH THE PATIENT
WITH THE ISSUE OF FRACTURE (PLEASE USE META ANALYSIS RESEARCH FOR
INTERVENTION AND CRITIQUE- TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST STUDIES- HIGHLY
IMPORTANT).
FOR CRITIQUE- they said look at the different aspects of intervention. E.g in this situation
this will work because reasrch has shown……
For the AGE, STAGE DEVELOPMENTAL discuss the relationship between the patients age,
stage developmental and how it relates to the pathophysiology of her main condition plus
include research discussions on how and why this relates to her patho of main condition.
Paper leaders suggested to think of age stage developmental as a physiological
development.
STRUCTURE- MARKERS want us to add the scenario issue in the intro/ beginning of the
essay as a introduction E.G “ what the patient presented with, CVA, her fracture due to
CVA, medical history, Neurological assessments; GCS AND Vitals.
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