Sentence examples for assist exercise from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that 3 patients displayed a reduction in the work done during exercise while using NIV and the possibility that NIV might impede rather than assist exercise in a given individual needs to be considered.
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For a small number of patients workload was increased during NIV assisted exercise as they found the low resistance uncomfortable.
Two patients continued NIV assisted exercise to discharge from acute care, however, of these one received only one exercise session and the other only two, due to short length of stays.
The two arms of the study were carried out independently, Study 1 looking at the effect of NIV on a single occasion at Royal Brompton Hospital and Study 2, looking at the feasibility of regular NIV assisted exercise at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
We wished to investigate the effect of NIV assisted exercise in those with very limited exercise capacity as it is this group in whom additional support for exercise is likely to be most beneficial and thus where clinical resources would be best concentrated.
If patients felt unable to cycle for five minutes (symptom limited) or suffered significant desaturation (stopped by supervising physiotherapist if they desaturated by more than 4% from baseline and to less than 88%) whilst cycling they went on to try NIV assisted exercise.
If your weight prevents you from exercising, ask your doctor about water assisted exercise, such as aqua jogging, aqua aerobics or simply walking in a pool.
Once the plasters were removed, assisted exercises were performed, with the supervision of a professional therapist, to improve the elbow function.
The exercise program included mild-to-moderate aerobic exercise, stretching, and strength exercise, and was delivered in weekly group exercise class or a DVD format to assist home exercise.
The instructor would observe and assist the exercise and would provide visual, verbal and tactile correction and motivation.
