The principles of rehabilitative care do not include ( ) a early synchronization b teamwork c active participation d alternative care e re

The principles of rehabilitative care do not include (alternative care).

The principle of rehabilitative care is to train the patient to take care of him/herself, i.e., "self-care," as far as the condition permits.

The disabled and their families should be publicized the necessary knowledge of rehabilitation, through patient guidance, encouragement and help, so that they can master the skills of "self-care", so that some or all of the life of self-care, in order to adapt to the new life, back to society. For example, after the right hand is used up, the left hand is trained to replace the right hand's function, such as eating, writing, and so on.

Rehabilitation nursing is an integral part of rehabilitation medicine, which mostly refers to the techniques that relieve patients' pain, create opportunities for patients to receive clinical and rehabilitative treatments, and take care of themselves, in addition to general basic clinical care.

This means that there is more knowledge, probably these: daily living training (mainly in self-care), position (posture) management, activity training (gymnastics, continuation of training in the ward under the guidance of a therapist), training in the use of assistive devices (wheelchairs, various canes and walkers), and preventive care of complications.

1. Sub-health is a critical state of the body between health and disease, generally refers to the body without obvious clinical symptoms and signs, or have a feeling of disease and clinical examination can not find evidence, but there has been a potential tendency to morbidity, a variety of adaptive capacity of varying degrees of decline in a kind of structural deterioration of the body, physiological function, and psychological imbalance of the state.

2. Rehabilitation refers to the comprehensive and coordinated application of various measures to eliminate or alleviate the impact of disease and disability on the individual's physical, mental and social functions, so that the individual in the physiological, psychological and social functions to achieve or maintain the best state, so as to change the life of the disease and disability, enhance their self-care ability, so that they can return to the community and improve the quality of life.

3. Rehabilitation medicine is a medical specialty that focuses on the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of dysfunction of the sick and disabled, and aims to improve the function of the body, enhance the ability of self-care, and improve the quality of life.