Sentence examples for multiple impairments and from inspiring English sources

The Health and Retirement Study HRSS) [ 26], which is a nationally representative survey of older adults in the US, surveys adults on multiple impairments and disability, and thus, provides an excellent opportunity to examine these concurrent trends among older adults.

A recent consensus statement from the American Heart Association emphasizes the need to include multiple impairment and disability measures with longer-term endpoints to characterize recovery among cardiac arrest survivors [ 9].

The presence of multiple impairments, pain and poor balance confidence (fear of falling) strongly suggest increased and cumulative risk for loss of mobility in the near future if targeted rehabilitation with follow-up for mobility recovery is not available.

Background and aims: Stroke patients experience multiple impairments which impair ability to eat and render them vulnerable to the deleterious sequelae of malnutrition.

In contrast, the prevalence of impairments and multiple impairments, except urinary incontinence, have largely remained stable, as have the prevalence of ADL and IADL disabilities.

Multiple impairments in innate and adaptive immune responses contribute to reduced immune responses in the elderly [ 1].

Renal ischemic injury is a commonly observed complication in hospitalized patients that results in multiple impairments of water and ion transport (Clarkson et al. 2008).

Individuals with chronic neck pain exhibited multiple impairments in cervical and scapulothoracic muscle performance compared to healthy participants, supporting the ability of these measures to differentiate among individuals with and without neck pain.

Next we described the prevalence of each chronic disease, impairment and disability in each wave, and summarized the prevalence of multiple chronic diseases and multiple impairments in each wave.

The application is designed for visual stimulation and the development of visual and other skills in young children with visual and multiple impairments.

People with complex and multiple impairments are also often left out, because their involvement is seen as too expensive or difficult.