0 having to stay in bed because of illness or injury: --
His aunt was 93 and bedridden.
1 unable to get out of bed because of illness or injury --
Sheepskins have moved from beneath the bedridden elderly to the pride of place in front of fireplaces.
Wolpert et al.117 found that underweight bedridden residents treated with norbolathane for two months had improved mood and social interest when compared to placebo, but weight did not change.
Ataxia was not investigated because the patient was bedridden and could not respond to the instructions of the psychiatrist because of delirium.
They also collected data daily during two weeks about staff numbers and structure, other personnel in the ward, patient numbers and the proportion of patients who were bedridden.
However, there were strongly significant differences across groups in the proportion of subjects reporting constant fatigue, being bedridden or shut-in because of fatigue, and in exertion pattern.
She's not bedridden or nothing like that.
Nurses also avoided using aids which are known to irritate the s kin of bedridden patients, such as a drawsheet and massage.
I was trying to think of myself as an old, old man, bedridden.
