Human vulnerabilities manifest as extreme, the preening and posturing and deep panic attacks of inadequacy are acute, occasionally insufferable.
These challenges add to the internationally recognised inadequacy of acute care oriented systems for meeting the needs of patients experiencing chronic problems [ 10].
The major inadequacy of the acute model is that up to 90%[1, 2] heal spontaneously without intervention and therefore accelerating the healing of acute TMP is of little practical value.
If acute blood loss continues beyond about 50 percent, the inadequacy of flow through vital circulations will lead to death.
There is growing awareness of the inadequacy of health services (originally designed to manage acute conditions), leading to efforts to adapt best practices of chronic care from developed countries and from locally existing chronic communicable disease services, e.g. Tuberculosis (TB) [ 16].
In no small part these have, to a degree, highlighted the inadequacy of conventional markers of renal insufficiency in the acute setting.
These various inadequacies point the way to the necessary management of acute renal failure the elimination from intake of any dangerous substance that the kidney can no longer handle.
Now, of course, the Quinean worries about conceptual analysis hold even in cases where everyone's intuitions about a concept coincide; but when they do not coincide, the inadequacies of the philosophical "methods" at hand seem especially acute.
In addition, the patient may experience acute shortness of breath while sleeping (paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea) that is related to circulatory inadequacy and fluid overload.
The inadequacy of the prison diet is placing the prisoners at risk of acute and chronic nutrient deficiency diseases.
Nurses working night shift are key-players in the acute care team, however, their work environment has been characterised by suboptimal leadership, communication inadequacies, limited resources, and a lack of adequate support.
