The phrase "activities restriction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where limitations or constraints on certain activities are being discussed, such as in legal, medical, or organizational settings.
Example: "Due to safety concerns, there will be a temporary activities restriction for all participants during the event."
Alternatives: "activity limitations" or "activity constraints".
The patient continued with pain and daily activities restriction afterwards, despite use of pain medication, shoe modification and physical therapy.
Activities restriction, as a consequence of fear of falling, leads to deconditioning syndrome and functional impairment (Murphy et al 2002).
This paper describes the process of developing a interdisciplinary fear of falling and associated activities restriction intervention program for the elderly population in the Colombian Andes Mountains.
In a previous study, Nicholson et al. (1997) [ 15] showed that rhinoviruses were responsible for a greater disease burden (activities restriction, duration of illness) than that of influenza in elderly subjects representing 52% of detected viruses.
The construct validity was estimated by comparing the RAND-36 with other Health questionnaires (like the Nottingham Health Profile [NHP] and the Groninger Activities Restriction Scale [GARS]. There are significant correlations between the subscales of the RAND-36 and the subscales of the NHP (correlation coefficient 0.42 – 0.42).
RAI- LTCF Resident Assessment Instrument Long Term Care Facility MM Multidisciplinary Meetinging; SF12 Short Form 12 item version; QUOTE QUality Of care Through the patient's Eyes; GARS Groningen Activities Restriction Scale; ADL Activities if Daily Living; IADL Instrumental Activities if Daily Living The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
More hypovitaminosis D subjects reported more daily activities restrictions than those without hypovitaminosis D (17.2% vs 14.0%, p: 0.001).
SMART incorporates real-time recommendations for individualized symptom management and activity restriction along with training in cognitive-behavioral coping strategies.
Fear of falling is common in older people and is associated with activity restriction and subsequent functional decline.
Significant reduction of ICU stay, hospital stay, follow-up imaging, and length of activity restriction has been achieved without adverse sequelae when compared with our retrospective database.
French validation of the Foot Function Index (FFI), self-questionnaire designed to evaluate rheumatoid foot according to 3 domains: pain, disability and activity restriction.
