Benefits and prerequisite of mobilisation

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Topic: Mobilisation

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Primary source: https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/mobilisation

Quick Info

Decubitus, thrombosis, pneumonia, and contractures can be reduced in risk through regular mobilisation.

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Key points

  • When does mobilisation help lower the risk of complications?: Regular mobilisation helps lower the risk of decubitus, thrombosis, pneumonia, and contractures.
  • Not suitable if mobilisation is irregular: Is the risk reduction still stated?: Not suitable if mobilisation is irregular: a risk reduction is stated for regular mobilisation.

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Which complications can regular mobilisation help reduce?

Decubitus, thrombosis, pneumonia, and contractures can be reduced in risk through regular mobilisation.

When does mobilisation help lower the risk of complications?

Regular mobilisation helps lower the risk of decubitus, thrombosis, pneumonia, and contractures.

Not suitable if mobilisation is irregular: Is the risk reduction still stated?

Not suitable if mobilisation is irregular: a risk reduction is stated for regular mobilisation.

Sources

  1. https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/mobilisation

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