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They said it might also be used to provide bedridden patients with protein drinks.

Nor could bedridden patients reach the switches for the overhead reading lights.

It is used in hospitals for bedridden patients.

Bedridden patients have a better sense of reality if daily activities like meals and baths follow a regular schedule.

Mrs. Bannon said hospital workers would be able to dress even a bedridden patient in the gown.

Researchers and hospital administrators endured suffocating heat so that bedridden patients could have air-conditioning.

"Our bedridden patients don't need to be particularly convenient to the recreation and dining areas," Sannazzaro explained.

- Turn and reposition bedridden patients, alone or with assistance, to prevent bedsores.

Nursing homes also employ as few workers as possible, she says, and a result is substandard care, especially for bedridden patients.

Bedridden patients should be encouraged to consume dietary fiber and drink plenty of plain fluids.

It has developed a surgery robot, and Pam, a robot that can transport bedridden patients.

These effects have implications in areas ranging from treatment of bedridden patients to the design of more effective exercises for astronauts.

Sheepskin boots are used in nursing for bedridden patients to prevent bedsores, especially at the heel.

Even a vocal synthesizer properly implanted could allow a mute, bedridden patient to communicate.

Presentations may resemble dermatitis or decubitus ulcers in debilitated, bedridden patients.

Various sizes of emesis basin are a common sight in healthcare settings, including facilities such as nursing homes that may have bedridden patients.

It has been reported that some drugs might prevent the loss of the muscle wasting that occurs in immobile, bedridden patients.

Inside the nursing home, firefighters found many bedridden patients who had to be gingerly guided down ladders and smoke-filled hallways.

He would make daily rounds of men already in the sick bay, while the loblolly boy would feed, wash and shave bedridden patients.

The prison includes four general practitioner offices, one dentist's office, one psychiatrist's office and place for bedridden patients.

Schools, now empty of children for the spring festival holiday, have been converted into isolation wards for thousands of bedridden patients.

An ambulatory patient would notice it first in the feet and ankles, while a bedridden patient might have a buildup in the lower back.

The 15 former French Army soldiers, armed with sub-machine guns, rushed past hospital employees and targeted bedridden patients, then exited.

When I read his comments, I had just returned from a Sunday-evening visit to the home of an elderly, bedridden patient.

Patients aged under 18, bedridden patients, and patients with renal failure or a history of kidney transplantation were excluded.