Question: Partial Question 11 0.67 / 1 Pts If Physical Therapy And Exercise Programs That Are Started As Soon As Possible After Admission Have Been Proven To Be Effective Interventions To Prevent Functional Decline, Why Aren’t They Used More Often? Select All That Apply. A Persistent Belief Exists Among Patients That Bed Rest Will Ensure Recovery. Federal Guidelines …

Partial Question 11 0.67 / 1 pts If physical therapy and exercise programs that are started as soon as possible after admission have been proven to be effective interventions to prevent functional decline, why aren’t they used more often? Select all that apply. A persistent belief exists among patients that bed rest will ensure recovery. Federal guidelines prevent physical therapy from being prescribed unless it is in conjunction with a verified orthopedic injury. Illness can sometimes limits the degree to which patients can participate. Competing care demands make scheduling physical therapy difficult. Partial Question 12 0.75 / 1 pts Function-focused care (FFC) requires which of the following aspects of hospital administration to be addressed before any actual patient care can take place? Select all that apply. Educating patients and families on the benefits of FFC Assessment of the environment for potential obstacles (such as a lack of handrails) to increased physical activity Reconsideration of policies and procedures that are not aligned with FFC Education of nursing staff on the rehabilitative approaches to patient care integral to FFC Incorrect Question 13 0/1 pts How does (Function-focused care) FFC differ from traditional acute treatment? Select all that apply. By focusing on a patient’s physical functioning, many acute issues resolve themselves and do not require extensive interventions. It prioritizes the treatment of the acute admitting problem and implements aggressive treatment protocols. Functional and physical activities are integrated into all care interactions. ✓ It considers the promotion of physical function to be just as important as treatment of the acute admitting problem.