Sentence examples for bed difficulty from inspiring English sources

Additionally, we examined the prevalence of factors positively (ambulance transfer, wheelchair/walker use, home oxygen use, hospital bed, difficulty walking, and vertigo) and inversely (cancer screenings) associated with limitations in activities of daily living (Faurot et al. 2015).

Amphotericin B for initial therapy up to two weeks was optional, but was not available in many smaller hospitals such as ours due largely to intense bed pressure, difficulty in supervising infusions and monitoring for toxicity.

"I don't want to be a test tube," he said, reclining in a hospital bed after experiencing difficulty breathing earlier in the day.

"I was depressed and paranoid", "I was anxious and out of control", "I had severe depression, I couldn't get out of bed and had difficulty speaking to large groups of people".

Conclusion: Despite support, antepartum bed rest creates difficulties that affect the entire family and its finances.

The reasons given were "Down's syndrome, unable to swallow (Peg [percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy] fed), bed bound, learning difficulties".

Presence of stationary cuttings bed causes operational difficulties such as pack-off, excessive torque and drag, slow drilling rate, and in severe cases, stuck pipe, lost circulation, and even loss of the well control.

Most often mentioned reasons for not wearing the PAM were forgetfulness, taking the PAM off when taking a short bed rest and difficulties with wearing a visible device.

Major barriers are the plasticity of these cells, which respond to an elaborate microenvironment like the tumor bed, and technical difficulties during processing of tumor samples for flow cytometry.

Often secondary problems such as coordination difficulties, bed wetting, learning and social problems improve but new secondary problems may appear such as oppositional defiant behavior, conduct disorder, anxiety or depression.

This difficulty in bed access has been viewed mainly as the result of bed blocking by 'inappropriate admissions' and lack of alternative services in the community [ 5- 7].