| Rehabilitation  | 康å¤�医å¦ã€€ |
| Rehabilitation: A combination of physical, occupational, and speech therapy; psychologic counseling; and social work directed toward helping patients maintain or recover physical capacities.  | 康å¤�医å¦ï¼šé›†ä½“ç–—ã€�工疗ã€�è¯è¨€è®ç»ƒã€�心ç�†å’¨è¯¢å’Œç¤¾ä¼šå·¥ä½œä¸ºä¸€ä½“,旨在帮助病人维æŒ�å’Œæ�¢å¤�体能的医å¦ã€‚  |
| Rehabilitation is often needed after hip fracture, amputation, stroke, serious cardiac events, or prolonged bed rest that results in deconditioning or as part of the treatment of arthritis or various other illnesses or injuries causing varying degrees of functional loss. Usually, for younger patients, the goal is to achieve full, unrestricted function and, for older patients, to restore the ability to perform as many activities of daily living as possible. Recovery is often rapid for younger patients, but progress may be slow for elderly patients.  | å�‘生下列情况时常常需è¦�进行康å¤�治疗:髋部骨折ã€�截肢ã€�å�’ä¸ã€�严é‡�心è„�ç—…ã€�或长期å�§åºŠä¼‘æ�¯é€ æˆ�全身状况ä¸�良ã€�或关节炎辅助治疗ã€�æˆ–å…¶ä»–ç–¾ç—…é€ æˆ�程度ä¸�å�Œçš„功能丧失ç‰ã€‚通常,年轻病人的康å¤�治疗目的是完全æ�¢å¤�功能,并ä¸�å�—é™�制;年è€�病人则是è¦�å°½å�¯èƒ½å¤šåœ°æ�¢å¤�日常生活活动能力。年轻人往往æ�¢å¤�得快,è€�年人则进展缓慢。  |
| Rehabilitation may begin in an acute care hospital, but organized rehabilitation programs rarely exist there. Rehabilitation hospitals usually provide the most extensive and intensive care and should be considered for patients who have the most potential and who can participate in aggressive intervention (eg, patients must be able to tolerate therapy for >= 3 h/day). Many nursing homes have programs that are less intensive (generally 1 h/day, < 5 days/wk) and, thus, are better suited to those who need more gentle rehabilitation (eg, frail or elderly patients). Rehabilitation programs with less variety and frequency of services may be offered in outpatient settings or at home and are appropriate for many patients.  | 康å¤�治疗å�¯ä»¥åœ¨æ€¥è¯ŠæŠ¤ç�†åŒ»é™¢è¿›è¡Œï¼Œä½†é‚£é‡Œé²œæœ‰ç³»åˆ—性康å¤�治疗方案。康å¤�医院通常å�¯ä»¥æ��供广泛深入的ä¿�å�¥æœ�务,有潜力ã€�能å�‚与剧烈项目的病人(如能è€�å�—æ¯�天3å°�æ—¶å�Šä»¥ä¸Šæ²»ç–—的病人)å�¯è€ƒè¯•进康å¤�医院治疗。.许多疗养院也有一般性康å¤�项目(一般为æ¯�天1å°�时,æ¯�周ä¸�超过5å¤©ï¼‰ï¼Œå› æ¤æ›´é€‚å�ˆé‚£äº›å�ªéœ€è¦�一般性康å¤�治疗的病人(如体弱或è€�年人病人)。一些ç§�类较少ã€�次数ä¸�多的康å¤�项目也å�¯ä»¥åœ¨é—¨è¯Šæˆ–病人家ä¸è¿›è¡Œï¼Œå¾ˆå¤šç—…人适å�ˆè¿™ç§�æ–¹å¼�。  |
| To initiate formal rehabilitation therapy, a physician must write a referral to a physiatrist, therapist, or rehabilitation center. The referral should establish the goal of therapy and, therefore, should be detailed, including relevant information and initial instructions. Although vague instructions (eg, "physical therapy to evaluate and treat") are often accepted, they are not adequate. Physicians unfamiliar with writing referrals should consult with a senior therapist, physiatrist, or orthopedic surgeon.  | 开始æ£å¼�康å¤�治疗时,医生必须给ç�†ç–—师ã€�治疗师或康å¤�ä¸å¿ƒæ��供一份治疗方案,明确说明治疗目的,且内容详细,包括相关信æ�¯å’Œåˆ�始指令。虽然人们通常也接å�—一些模糊的指令(例如“ç�†ç–—评估和治疗â€�ï¼‰ï¼Œä½†è¿™æ ·å�šå¹¶ä¸�æ�°å½“。治疗方案写作ä¸�熟练的医生应请教资深治疗师ã€�ç�†ç–—师或矫形医生。  |
| Disabled patients tend to be depressed and may lose motivation for restoring lost function and returning to the community. Mental health specialists may help the patient overcome these adverse emotional states and focus on functional recovery. The family may have to adjust to the patient's disability and appropriately assist the patient. Disability may cause financial hardship to the patient and family. A social worker helps the patient and family adjust.  | 伤残病人易患抑éƒ�症,并å�¯èƒ½å¤±åŽ»æ�¢å¤�功能和回归社会的积æž�性。心ç�†ä¿�å�¥ä¸“å®¶å�¯å¸®åŠ©è¿™äº›ç—…äººæ‘†è„±è¿™äº›ä¸�利情感状æ€�,把注æ„�力集ä¸åˆ°åŠŸèƒ½æ�¢å¤�上。家人也须适应病人伤残情况,æ£ç¡®å¸®åŠ©ç—…äººã€‚ä¼¤æ®‹ä¹Ÿå�¯èƒ½é€ æˆ�病人和家属ç»�济困难,社会工作者应帮助其处ç�†å¥½ã€‚  |
| Initial evaluation includes discussions on objectives, which generally focus on restoring function for activities of daily living (ADLs). ADLs include personal care such as grooming, bathing, dressing, feeding, and toileting as well as cooking, cleaning, shopping, managing medications, managing finances, using the telephone, and traveling. The referring physician and rehabilitation team can determine which of these activities are achievable and which are essential for the patient to remain independent.  | åˆ�å§‹è¯„ä¼°åŒ…æ‹¬ç›®æ ‡è®¨è®ºï¼Œå…¶é‡�点一般是æ�¢å¤�日常生活能力,包括个人自ç�†èƒ½åŠ›ï¼Œå¦‚ä¿®é¥°è¡Œä¸ºã€�æ²�æµ´ã€�ç©¿è¡£ã€�进食ã€�如厕, 以å�Šçƒ¹é¥ªã€�清扫ã€�è´ç‰©ã€�用è�¯ã€�管ç�†é’±è´¢ã€�使用电è¯�和旅游ç‰ã€‚安排治疗的医生和康å¤�å°�组å�¯ä»¥ç¡®å®šé‡‡ç”¨ä½•ç§�活动,确定何ç§�活动对病人维æŒ�独立很有必è¦�。  |