deconditioned
adjective medical specialized uk/ˌdiː.kənˈdɪʃ.ənd/ us/ˌdiː.kənˈdɪʃ.ənd/
（因疾病、受伤或缺乏运动而造成）体能失调的
having lost physical strength through being ill, injured, or not active
When muscle mass is lost it is difficult to regain, therefore it is very important to avoid becoming deconditioned through inactivity. 肌肉量一旦丧失就很难恢复，所以尽量避免因缺少运动而造成体能失调就很重要。
In deconditioned patients, the resting heart rate may be high. 体能失调的患者静息心率可能较高。
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- If you're deconditioned in other areas (such as the back, spine and hips), it puts more load on the shoulder.
- The treatment is suitable for deconditioned bedridden individuals who have generalized pain.
- Patients who are very deconditioned or incapacitated should be started with water therapy using a buoyancy belt.
- Older people who restrict their activity are physically deconditioned and have more depressive symptoms.
- We explored the level of activity concussed athletes can handle during recovery so they don't become deconditioned.