Acute osteomyelitis 
.... The terms "
acute" and "
chronic are not used in this system, and the stages are dynamic, changing with the patient's medical condition, successful antibiotic ....
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Hahnemann on Chronic Diseases Introduction In
.... environments and situations. For Hahnemann, they were the source not only of
acute, but also of
chronic diseases. Dimitriadis also noted ....
(2224
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Effects of Repressed Child Sexual Abuse
.... Effects are profound and result in posttraumatic reactions that are
acute,
chronic, and/or delayed. Victims may have immediate and ....
(2391
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POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER Introduction Po
.... PTSD is diagnostically classified as 309.81 with specifiers of
acute,
chronic, or delayed onset. Associated feelings include guilt for surviving. ....
(2461
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COMPARISON OF ACUTE ACL STABILITY TESTS
.... ACL) injuries have been difficult to diagnose...Studies have shown that the anterior drawer test has a poor sensitivity both in
acute and
chronic ACL deficient ....
(1596
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Pain Physiology
.... Pain may be
acute,
chronic, associated with some underlying disease, or possibly the result of some previous injury. .... Sternbach, RA
Acute versus
chronic pain. ....
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Nursing Case Management in An Acute Care Setting
.... They provide health care through comprehensive health assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of individuals and families; manage
acute and
chronic illnesses in a ....
(9595
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Hepatitis B and Cholecystitis: Nursing Plans
Patient Description: The patient is a 65 year-old female diagnosed with cholecystitis, an
acute or
chronic inflammation of the gallbladder generally associated ....
(783
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Nutrition: Breast Cancer Among women, breast ca
.... persons. For the most part, these general guidelines are similar to those used in other
acute and
chronic diseases. Specific dietary ....
(1562
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Pancreatitis
.... Since
chronic pancreatitis usually follows an
acute attack, it is important to find ways of preventing a recurrence after the first attack so that the ....
(1968
8
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ACHILLES TENDON
.... 247). The Achilles tendon is very susceptible to
acute and
chronic injury due to its structural and functional demands. Long-term ....
(1732
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Managed Care For the Elderly
.... It is also important to note that Medicare was designed as a program to provide coverage for
acute illnesses, as opposed to
chronic ailments requiring ....
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Patient triage The patient is a 72-year-old Samo
.... The condition may be
acute or
chronic. .... She has some
chronic problems which will need to be addressed once the
acute problems are under control. ....
(2520
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Analysis of Leukemia and its Treatments Leukemia is not a single ...
.... The incidence of
acute and
chronic leukemias is about the same, standing at about 29,000 new cases of leukemia each year (Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine, 1999 ....
(2805
11
)
MEDICARE AND EQUITY IN HEALTH CARE
.... It is also important to note that Medicare was designed as a program to provide coverage for
acute illnesses, as opposed to
chronic ailments requiring ....
(1457
6
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Peripheral Radial Nerve Injury
.... p. 284). Compressive neuropathy refers to nerve injury due to
acute or
chronic repetitive external pressure. Neuropathy tends to ....
(1695
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Medicare Legislation in the US
.... Medicare was designed as a program to provide coverage for
acute illnesses, as opposed to
chronic ailments requiring extensive long term care. ....
(2147
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Ethical Decision-Making Flow Chart
.... cognitive dysfunction. She further notes that this syndrome may involve
acute,
chronic, and delayed symptomatology. In terms of ....
(3084
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Characteristics of Stress
....
Acute episodic and
chronic stress are behind much of the physical and emotional damage caused by stress, and behind the problems of 43 percent of adults who ....
(2044
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Hans Selye and Stress
....
Acute episodic and
chronic stress are behind much of the physical and emotional damage caused by stress, and behind the problems of 43 percent of adults who ....
(2044
8
)
Eleven Pervasive Personality Disorders
.... deliberate acts of self-destruction, and
Chronic suicide, also known as indirect self-destructive behavior: The psychology of both
acute and
chronic suicide is ....
(2630
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Hepatitis
.... as a coinfection when HBV is acquired or as a superinfection of
chronic HBV infection, "HDV coinfection tends to decrease the severity of
acute HBV infection ....
(1659
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Insomnia Sleep Disorder
.... disease. Temporary/
acute or
chronic/severe insomnia is estimated to affect from 30% to 40% of American adults annually. Insomnia ....
(4014
16
)
Emile Durkheim's theory of suicide
.... exist. Durkheim further defined anomie into
chronic and
acute. He described an
acute anomie as the result of an abrupt change. A ....
(2646
11
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Drug and alcohol Addiction
.... techniques, neuropsychological testing, and other techniques has shown that the frontal lobes are particularly vulnerable to the
acute and
chronic effects of ....
(2048
8
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Patient Profiles
.... hepadnaviruses. It can cause
acute or
chronic, symptomatic or asymptomatic disease, depending on the person's immune response. It ....
(3231
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Diabetes Mellitus in Juveniles Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM) in ...
....
Acute and
chronic effects of hypoglycemia on cognitive and psychomotor performance. Nebraska Medical Journal, 77, 253 262. Clark, LM, & Plotnick, LP (1990). ....
(3110
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Diabetes Hypoglycemia
.... Thom, 1993, pp. 97 112). Both
acute and
chronic complications may beset the diabetic patient (Macheca, 1993, p. 26). Of the
acute ....
(1326
5
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Substance Abuse Patterns
.... been used to investigate other neurotransmitters and receptors beyond the initial drug target that may modify the response to
acute and
chronic drug exposure ....
(1607
6
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Substance Abuse by Adolescents
.... been used to investigate other neurotransmitters and receptors beyond the initial drug target that may modify the response to
acute and
chronic drug exposure ....
(1607
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