The phrase "a specific stroke" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular action, movement, or technique, often in contexts like art, sports, or medical discussions.
Example: "The artist demonstrated a specific stroke that added depth to the painting."
Alternatives: "a particular stroke" or "a distinct stroke."
"Pretty soon you can ask a person to go at a specific stroke rate and they can almost do it without the beeper".
Participants were recruited from urban, not-for-profit inpatient acute care (with a specific stroke unit) and rehabilitation hospitals in the southeastern and southwestern United States.
Speech and language therapy interventions tend to be complex, potentially requiring some degree of individualised tailoring of an intervention to address the needs of a specific stroke survivor (and their spouse).
General practitioners reported that the diagnosis had been made prior to the HES admission date for 1% of women with a specific stroke sub-type (4/337) and 1% of those with an unspecified stroke (1/119).
[insurer] At the same time, stakeholders mention that the formation of a stroke service specifically for stroke patients might not result in optimal patient-centred care; "Creating a specific stroke service might be attractive for some patients, however this results in the care provider focussing only on the 'stroke' elements.
There is little information regarding a relationship between specific stroke location and disturbances in repolarization in humans, but there is substantial evidence that 'catecholamine storm', characterized by copious release of norepinephrine from cardiac β-1 receptor sites, during acute cerebral accidents is responsible for myocardial damage reflected in sub-endocardial injury.
Of the 337 women with a HES record of specific stroke subtypes (subarachnoid haemorrhage [I60], haemorrhagic stroke [I61-I62] [I61-I62]c stroke [ischaemic% (293) had a general practice record for exactly the stroketroke type as in HES and another 10% (32) had a general practice record of a stroke but of a different type than in the HES record (classed as a closely related diagnosis).
Box 1 LSCTC training components The caregiver has demonstrated a knowledge and understanding of His/her relative having had a stroke (mandatory) What a stroke is (mandatory) His/her relative's specific stroke related problems.
Looking closer at a specific example, stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the country, and costs nearly $75 billion to the system -- in spite of the fact that roughly 80percentt are preventable.
The purpose of the current initiative was to support practice-based skills in oral health in a specific population (stroke) and oral health condition (halitosis).
Most of the already existing scales for the assessment of mobility suffer from limitations concerning floor and ceiling effects, missing information concerning the responsiveness to change and were mostly created for a specific population (stroke, geriatric) or specific setting (outpatient, rehabilitation) [ 25– 29].
