The phrase "activities sick" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that certain activities are undesirable or unpleasant, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The activities sick, and I don't want to participate in them anymore."
Alternatives: "activities are terrible" or "activities are unpleasant".
Babies, aging adults, children's activities, sick spouses – all are life occurrences, and, yes, they affect work hours and travel.
In addition, it is not clear to what extent BP in youngsters results in consequences such as those seen in adults, namely reduced activities, sick leave (i.e. absence from school), and consultations with health care practitioners.
The variables of interest in relation to consequences of spinal pain were: Care-seeking, reduced physical activity, sick-leave, change in work situation, and disability pension.
However, even when the relative frequencies were calculated, reduced physical activity, sick-leave and change of work remained significantly higher for individuals with LBP compared to MBP and NP.
As stated in a review of dose response relation between physical activity and sick leave, there is no positive relationship between moderate physical activity and sick leave, only vigorous physical activity having a positive effect [ 46].
The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of performing a cognitive intervention based on a non-injury model with that of a symptom-based physical training method on the outcomes of low back pain (LBP), activity limitation, LBP attitudes (fear-avoidance beliefs and back beliefs), physical activity levels, sick leave, and quality of life, in chronic LBP patients.
All subjects eligible for Graded Activity are sick listed for 8 weeks.
Consequently individuals with robust erythropoietic activity and greater proportion of newly released erythrocytes would be expected to have higher erythrocyte Cu, Zn-SOD and GPx-1 activities than sicker individuals.
Non-compliers showed no difference in their: (i) baseline age, gender, episode duration, general health, depression, low back pain intensity, activity limitation, sick leave, making a LBP-related insurance claim, physically strenuous work, or job satisfaction, nor their (ii) 12 month activity limitation, change in activity limitation from baseline, or sick leave.
At the time of the study, only 34% of patients were actively working, 23% were in an uncertain situation reorganizing their activities (11% on sick leave due to the disease and 13% unemployed due to losing their job), 23% had redirected their employment activities into housework and the remaining 23% had obtained a disability pension for recognized incapacity for work status.
The others had either no organized daily activities, were on sick leave, held a medical pension, or were unemployed.
