Sentence examples for active mobilization from inspiring English sources

Active mobilization was defined as any activity where the patient assists with the activity using their own muscle strength and control: the patient may need assistance from staff or equipment, but they are actively participating in the exercise.

Absorbable biocomposite reinforcements have been used to allow early postoperative active mobilization and avoid the shortcomings of current repair solutions.

Romanovych noted the active mobilization within Ukrainian society, but that there is still a need for strong political will and organization to put this energy into effective reforms.

The opposition to the Vietnam War relied on the active mobilization of masses of people first tens of thousands, then hundreds of thousands, finally millions and its demand was clear: Get out.

It is postulated that early active mobilization increases tendon excursion, decreases the likelihood of tendon adhesion, and improves function of the repaired tendon.

Although early active muscle training could attenuate this intensive care unit acquired weakness, in the early phase of critical illness, a large proportion of patients are unable to participate in any active mobilization.

Furthermore in 3-mo-old awake infants, functional MRI recordings reveal an activation of the Broca's area (before the babbling stage) together with an additional activation in the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex by speech stimuli with a significant advantage for the native language (22) thus revealing an active mobilization of a long-distance temporofrontal GNW circuit by speech stimuli (56).

Active mobilization started on the evening of the procedure.

Hemodynamic parameters were not affected after active mobilization.

However, active mobilization is not possible in patients under deep sedation and unable to follow commands.

The safety analysis was based on expert consensus criteria for unsafe active mobilization of mechanically ventilated critically ill patients [30]: SpO2 < 90%, RR > 35 breaths per minute, and HR > 150 beats per minute, all during ≥5 min.