Isbn: 9798193154976 - life after the icu: a practical guide to post-intensive care syndrome, weakness, brain fog, anxiety, sleep problems, rehabilitation, and recovery after critical illness (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Surviving the ICU is a major victory-but for many patients and families, leaving intensive care is only the beginning of recovery. After critical illness, you may expect life to quickly return to normal. Instead, you may face overwhelming fatigue, muscle weakness, brain fog, memory and concentration problems, anxiety, disrupted sleep, or a frustrating loss of independence. These challenges can persist long after the medical emergency has ended. Life After the ICU is a practical, science-backed guide to understanding Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) and the physical, cognitive, and emotional effects that can follow an ICU stay. It explains why recovery can take time, what may be happening to your body and mind, and how rehabilitation, movement, sleep, nutrition, and appropriate professional support can help. Whether you are an ICU survivor, caregiver, or family member, this book provides a clearer roadmap through a recovery process that can otherwise feel confusing and unpredictable. Inside, you'll discover: - What Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) is and why symptoms may continue after discharge- Why severe weakness and muscle loss occur during and after critical illness- How to approach mobility, rehabilitation, exercise, and rebuilding physical strength- Strategies for dealing with brain fog, memory problems, and difficulty concentrating- How an ICU experience can contribute to anxiety, fear, stress, and emotional changes- Practical approaches for improving sleep and managing persistent fatigue- The roles of nutrition, activity, pacing, and recovery routines- How to set realistic recovery goals without becoming discouraged by setbacks- Guidance for families and caregivers supporting someone after critical illness- How to recognize symptoms that deserve further medical evaluation- Practical ways to rebuild confidence, function, and everyday independence- A clearer understanding of why recovery is often gradual rather than linearScroll up and click 'Buy Now' to better understand life after the ICU and begin building a more informed path toward recovery.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Surviving the ICU is a major victory-but for many patients and families, leaving intensive care is only the beginning of recovery. After critical illness, you may expect life to quickly return to normal. Instead, you may face overwhelming fatigue, muscle weakness, brain fog, memory and concentration problems, anxiety, disrupted sleep, or a frustrating loss of independence. These challenges can persist long after the medical emergency has ended. Life After the ICU is a practical, science-backed guide to understanding Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) and the physical, cognitive, and emotional effects that can follow an ICU stay. It explains why recovery can take time, what may be happening to your body and mind, and how rehabilitation, movement, sleep, nutrition, and appropriate professional support can help. Whether you are an ICU survivor, caregiver, or family member, this book provides a clearer roadmap through a recovery process that can otherwise feel confusing and unpredictable. Inside, you'll discover: What Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) is and why symptoms may continue after dischargeWhy severe weakness and muscle loss occur during and after critical illnessHow to approach mobility, rehabilitation, exercise, and rebuilding physical strengthStrategies for dealing with brain fog, memory problems, and difficulty concentratingHow an ICU experience can contribute to anxiety, fear, stress, and emotional changesPractical approaches for improving sleep and managing persistent fatigueThe roles of nutrition, activity, pacing, and recovery routinesHow to set realistic recovery goals without becoming discouraged by setbacksGuidance for families and caregivers supporting someone after critical illnessHow to recognize symptoms that deserve further medical evaluationPractical ways to rebuild confidence, function, and everyday independenceA clearer understanding of why recovery is often gradual rather than linearScroll up and click "Buy Now" to better understand life after the ICU and begin building a more informed path toward recovery. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…