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Energy conservation refers to the way activities are done to minimize muscle fatigue, joint stress, and pain. By using the body efficiently and doing things in a sequential way, you can save your energy. Work Simplification and Energy Conservation principles will allow a person to remain independent and be less frustrated by their illness when their energy lasts throughout the day<ref>Duke University [https://sites.duke.edu/ptot/outpatient-services/patient-resources/energy-conservation/ Energy Conversation] Available:https://sites.duke.edu/ptot/outpatient-services/patient-resources/energy-conservation/ (accessed 17.11.2021)</ref>. | |||
Examples of people that benefit with energy conservation techniques include people with: | |||
* COPD and respiratory conditions | |||
* Chronic pain clients | |||
* After Hospital stays | |||
* Deconditioned clients | |||
* Arthritis clients | |||
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Energy Conservation[edit | edit source]
Energy conservation refers to the way activities are done to minimize muscle fatigue, joint stress, and pain. By using the body efficiently and doing things in a sequential way, you can save your energy. Work Simplification and Energy Conservation principles will allow a person to remain independent and be less frustrated by their illness when their energy lasts throughout the day[1].
Examples of people that benefit with energy conservation techniques include people with:
- COPD and respiratory conditions
- Chronic pain clients
- After Hospital stays
- Deconditioned clients
- Arthritis clients
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- ↑ Duke University Energy Conversation Available:https://sites.duke.edu/ptot/outpatient-services/patient-resources/energy-conservation/ (accessed 17.11.2021)
