Sentence examples for mobility difficulty and from inspiring English sources

Lower extremity physical performance, self-reported mobility difficulty, and use of compensatory strategies for mobility by elderly women.

OBJECTIVE: To describe the relationship between lower extremity physical performance, self-reported mobility difficulty, and self-reported use of compensatory strategies (CSs) for mobility inside the home.

RESULTS: Self-reported mobility difficulty and physical performance were significantly correlated with one another (r=-.57, P<.0001) and with the CS scale ([r=.51, P<.001] and [r=-.54, P<.0001], respectively).

Two items from the SF-12 addressed self-rated mobility difficulty and bodily pain.

That is, HEP participants who did not complete the 12-month questionnaire had more ADL difficulty, more mobility difficulty, and greater severity of two of the three disability risk factors at time of enrollment in the program.

There is lots to do locally, whether or not you have mobility difficulties, and the owners have electric bikes and a mountain trike for hire.

Image caption ATG transports people with mobility difficulties and those living in rural areas.

The morbidity of these techniques includes the possibility of sinusitis, neurosensory disorders, contamination or exposure of the graft, postoperative pain, mobility difficulties, and insufficient remanent bone after the healing period [4].

The principles underlying our intervention was that it had to be community based since many patients with dementia and their caregivers were unable to attend health facilities due to mobility difficulties and lack of transport.

The other concerns assistive technologies (ATs) targeting people with special needs, such as hearing loss, memory loss, mobility difficulties, and wandering.

Type 2 diabetes has been consistently reported to be one of the strongest correlates of the presence of poor walking performance or mobility difficulty (3), and older patients with diabetes are at high risk of future mobility disability and loss of independence (4, 5).