Deconditioning
Loss of strength, endurance, or physical function that can occur because of illness, inactivity.
Definition
Deconditioning is the loss of strength, endurance, or physical function that can occur because of illness, inactivity, or prolonged periods of reduced mobility.
Why it matters
Deconditioning can make everyday activities more difficult and may increase a patient's need for assistance.
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