General Deconditioning

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Across
  1. 3. Early, progressive ___ is the cornerstone intervention
  2. 4. Deep vein ___ from venous stasis (DVT)
  3. 7. Aerobic capacity that declines even after brief bed rest
  4. 12. Age-related progressive loss of skeletal muscle mass and strength
  5. 14. Nutritional risk factor heightening decline
  6. 20. Psychological symptom co-occurring with anxiety
  7. 21. Life-threatening pulmonary complication of a DVT
  8. 23. Syndrome of decreased physiological reserve and vulnerability to stressors
  9. 24. Instrumental daily tasks like driving and shopping (acronym)
  10. 25. General deconditioning not attributable to any other specific impairment
  11. 26. Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (acronym)
  12. 27. Timed Up and Go test (acronym)
  13. 28. Joint shortening (often hip/knee flexion) from sustained immobility
  14. 29. Basic self-care tasks like bathing and toileting (acronym)
Down
  1. 1. Medication class contributing to immobility
  2. 2. Loss of bladder or bowel control as a complication
  3. 5. Mini Nutritional Assessment (acronym)
  4. 6. Short Physical Performance Battery (acronym)
  5. 8. Common cognitive symptom, with disorientation
  6. 9. Most common precipitant of deconditioning (one word)
  7. 10. Persistent, debilitating exhaustion that limits activity participation
  8. 11. Social consequence; independent risk factor for decline and mortality
  9. 13. Primary cause of general deconditioning
  10. 15. Tissue breakdown over bony prominences from sustained pressure
  11. 16. Impaired ___ raises fall risk in deconditioned patients
  12. 17. Deconditioning from loss of normal gravitational loading during bed rest
  13. 18. Reduced gut motility from inactivity and dehydration
  14. 19. Hallmark feature, alongside decreased endurance
  15. 22. Hospital-Associated Deconditioning (acronym)