Early mobilisation of the patient is thought to be the key to reducing the chances of complications such as ambulate with walking aids when tolerated.
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The Community Integration Programme ( CIP ) was introduced in 2003 to help patients to regain confidence to ambulate in public places after a long hospitalisation period.
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Nor did it appear to have been plucked from the Versace show of two nights earlier at which suits created from damask made the models look like ambulating napkins.
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Crutches, in general, are medical devices that assist people ambulate from one place to another when they are unable to walk due to an illness or injury.
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Although not in wide general use, a mnemonic that some find useful is DEATH : dressing / bathing, eating, ambulating ( walking ), toileting, hygiene.
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People with continuous epidural infusions of local anaesthetic solutions typically ambulate only with assistance, if at all, in order to reduce the likelihood of injury due to a fall.
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Many states also include certain cardiovascular conditions, respiratory problems, and conditions that cause pain while ambulating or otherwise require the person to rest after walking a very short distance.
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Patients may also ambulate or be more apt to move with a more positive perception of safety because they are secured in a harness and their body weight is partially unloaded.
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This was exactly the effect rendered when Nilsson sent a series of wide-leg pinstriped pantsuits down the runway, which seemed to elongate the towering models wearing them into ambulating skyscrapers.
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And the movie's undead hordes are shameless ripoffs of George Romero's " Living Dead " flicks, right down to their herky-jerky means of ambulating.
