Table 3.  The Cancellation Criteria for Early Mobilization and Active Exercise in the Early Phase in the ICU proposed by the expert consensus of the Japanese Society of Intensive Care Medicine¹⁴⁾.

Category	Elements index	Value of decision criteria or condition	Remarks
General Nervous system	Reaction Expression Consciousness Agitation Voluntary movement of extremities Posture adjustment	Occurrence of obvious poor reactions Agony expression, the occurrence of pallor or cyanosis The occurrence of mild or more impaired consciousness The occurrence of dangerous behavior The occurrence of limb weakness Rapid increase in assistance Posture cannot be held, fall	Drowsiness, stupor in response to call
Subjective symptoms	Dyspnea Fatigue	Complaint of sudden dyspnea Appearance of forced breathing Unbearable fatigue Patient wants to stop	Pneumothorax, PTE Modified Borg scale 5–8
Respiratory system	Respiratory rate SpO2 Respiration pattern Ventilator	<5 per min or >40 per min <88% Appearance of sudden expiratory or inspiratory effort breathing Desynchronization, bucking	Except for transient symptoms assess with the findings of airway obstruction, for example by auscultation
Circulatory system	Heart rate Electrocardiograms Blood pressure	Decreased heart rate or bradycardia after starting exercise <40 bpm or >130 bpm New rhythm disorders Suspected myocardial ischemia Systolic blood pressure <65 mmHg or >180 mmHg 20% decrease of systolic or diastolic blood pressure Mean atrial pressure >110 mmHg	Except for transient symptoms
Devices	Artificial airway Nasogastric tube, central venous catheter Chest drain, wound drain, bladder catheter	Risks or occurrences of accidental removal
Others	Patient refusal Action for suspension Suggestion of active bleeding Surgical wound condition	Appearance of drain waste Risk of wound opening