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Patient Coaching with Health Chapter 35 734 Word Pool crutch palsy care coordination electrodes vasoconstriction 11. The inability to feel or experience pleasure during a pleasurable activity Group B 12. A temporary or permanent surgically created opening used for drainage (i.e., urine, stool) patient navigator isotonic contraction isometric contraction anhedonia assistive device 13. The normal movement allowed by the joint 14. Muscles shorten and thicken; causes movement at a joint stoma 15. A contraction that does not change the muscle length, but increases the muscle tension range of motion tripod position 16. Contraction of the muscles causing the narrowing of the inside tube of the vessel 17. Used to help a person perform a specific task, such as walking 18. Adhesive patches that conduct electricity from the body to the machine wires (e.g., ECG and TENS unit) 19. Axillary nerves are temporarily or permanently damaged; causing loss of hand strength and weakening of the wrist and forearm muscles 20. The standing position when using crutches; crutch tips are 4 to 6 inches to the side and front of each foot 21. A person who identifies patients' barriers, works closely with the healthcare team and patients, and guides the patients through the healthcare system 22. Provides personalized patient- and family-centered care in a team- based environment REVIEW OF CONCEPTS Answer the following questions. Write your answer on the line or in the space provided.

Answer 1

11.Anhedonia

12.Urinary diversion for urine and colostomy for stool

13.Abduction(away), adductioy(towards ), extension (open )and flexion(close )and rotation

14.concentric contraction

15.Isometric contraction

16.vasoconstriction

17.Assistive device such as walking stick crutches and walkers