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Therapeutic Activities - Nursing Actions

Definition: Advice and assistance in specific activity; physical, cognitive, social and spiritual to increase the range, frequency, or duration of an individual or group activity

Therapeutic Activities - Actions of Nursing:

  1. Collaborated with occupational therapists, physical therapists or recreation therapists, to plan and monitor program activities, in a proper way.
  2. Determine the patient's commitment to increase the frequency or range of activities.
  3. Help to explore the personal meaning of the usual activities.
  4. Helps to choose activities consistent with the physical, psychological and social.
  5. Helps focus on what patients can do rather than focusing on its shortcomings.
  6. Helps to identify and obtain resources needed for the desired activity
  7. Helps to get transportation, in a proper way.
  8. Help the patient to identify a preferred activity.
  9. Help to identify meaningful activities.
  10. Help the patient to make a schedule for specified periods in diversional activities into daily routines.
  11. Help the patient / family to identify deficiencies in the level of activity
  12. Instruct patient / family to maintain health and function in accordance with the role of physical activity, social, spiritual and cognitive.
  13. Instruct patient / family how to show the desired activity or suggested
  14. Help the patient / family to adapt the environment to accommodate the desired activity.
  15. Provide activities to improve the field of attention in consultation with occupational therapists
  16. Facilitate the change of activity when the patient has limited time, energy or movement.
  17. Referring to the community center or program activities
  18. Assist with regular physical activity (eg ambulation, transfer, movement and personal care), as needed.
  19. Provide the gross motor activity for patients with hyperactive
  20. Create a safe environment for the movement of large muscles, as indicated
  21. Provide motor activity to relieve muscle tension.
  22. Provide a group game that is not competitive, structured and active.
  23. Support involvement in recreational and diversional activities that aim to reduce anxiety: the group singing, voley, tennis, walking, swimming, simple tasks and simple, the game is simple; routine tasks, housekeeping, dress up, puzzles and cards.
  24. Provide positive reinforcement for those who actively participate
  25. Help the patient to develop self-motivation and reinforcement
  26. Monitor response to emotional, physical, social and spiritual activities of the
  27. Help the patient / family to monitor their own progress toward goals to be achieved.