Activity and Exercise
Across
- 1. Physical endurance developed through regular exercise
- 4. Core concept in body mechanics, helping to prevent slips and falls
- 6. Keeping head, shoulders, and hips in a straight line to ensure stability
- 8. A component of exercise that improves stamina over time
- 12. Turning on the spot without twisting the back, commonly used in transfers
- 13. Key benefit of exercise and body mechanics, preventing falls
- 15. Proper techniques used to move patients safely and prevent injury
- 16. Body system responsible for movement and stabilization
- 17. Technique of moving body weight to maintain control during lifting
- 19. Device used around the patient’s waist to support safe ambulation
- 21. Exercise helps build this in muscles, supporting better movement
Down
- 2. Tool used to aid in patient transfers, such as a gait belt or lift
- 3. Common body mechanics technique where leg muscles are used for lifting
- 5. Aspect of health positively affected by regular physical activity
- 7. Ability to move joints through a full range of motion, improved with exercise
- 9. A patient’s capacity to perform physical activity without discomfort
- 10. Keeping the patient close to the body during transfers to avoid strain
- 11. Essential for coordinating movements and ensuring patient understanding
- 14. Ability to move freely and easily, essential for independence
- 18. System that sends signals to muscles, initiating movement
- 20. Assisting a patient with walking or moving from place to place