Schedule To maximize client activities for participation. periods when ( Doenges, Morrhouse, client has the Murr; 2009; p. 354) most energy. Plan To provide patient a interventions to resting period in between allow activities. individually ( Doenges, Morrhouse, adequate rest Murr; 2009; p. 354) periods. Participate in Encourage client To increase activity recommended to do whatever tolerance. treatment program. things as ( Doenges, Morrhouse, possible which Murr; 2009; p. 355) are tolerated by her. Encourage To extend active time or patient to use conserve energy for assistive devices other tasks. as needed. ( Doenges, Morrhouse, Murr; 2009; p. 354) Instruct client in To avoid the occurrence ways to monitor of further problem responses to related to activity. activity and ( Doenges, Morrhouse, significant signs Murr; 2009; p. 354) and symptoms that indicate a need to change activity level. 50
Participate in recommended treatment program. Schedule activities for periods when client has the most energy. Plan interventions to allow individually adequate rest periods. Encourage client to do whatever things as possible which are tolerated by her. Encourage patient to use assistive devices as needed. Instruct client in ways to monitor responses to activity and significant signs and symptoms that indicate a need to change activity level. To maximize client participation. ( Doenges, Morrhouse, Murr; 2009; p. 354) To provide patient a resting period in between activities. ( Doenges, Morrhouse, Murr; 2009; p. 354) To increase activity tolerance. ( Doenges, Morrhouse, Murr; 2009; p. 355) To extend active time or conserve energy for other tasks. ( Doenges, Morrhouse, Murr; 2009; p. 354) To avoid the occurrence of further problem related to activity. ( Doenges, Morrhouse, Murr; 2009; p. 354) 50
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