Sentence examples for called trauma from inspiring English sources

The new NBC dramas are headed by an expensive action-oriented medical show called "Trauma," a kind of thematic prologue to the network's long-running hit "E.R".

A tough-to-watch videotape called "Trauma" made in 2000 forms the literal and emotional center of the small survey of Gillian Wearing's work at the Museum of Contemporary Art here.

After being rejected by the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 2005 she took a year off, traveled around the world and applied to Drama Center London (sometimes called Trauma Center by its students), where she squeaked in off the waiting list.

The Students Society of Anaesthesiologyy and Traumatology (SATS) in Copenhagen developed a three-day disaster medicine course called Trauma Days 2013.

In late 1982, Ulrich and Hetfield attended a show at the West Hollywood nightclub Whisky a Go Go, which featured bassist Cliff Burton in a band called Trauma.

David Carr, a professor at Union Theological Seminary, teaches a course called "Trauma and the Bible" to female inmates at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, New York state's only maximum security prison for women.

Instead, Bergeron proposes that a mechanism called "trauma-induced coagulopathy" played a key role.

The goal of this resuscitation strategy is to provide patients with best trauma care, which is called trauma-adapted resuscitation (TAR).

But when it is the only thing we have in common, that can be less healthy and what some might call "trauma bonding".

Col. Vincent Mysliwiec, a sleep-medicine specialist for the U.S. Army, thinks that cases like the one described comprise a new syndrome, which he calls Trauma-Associated Sleep Disorder, or TSD.

Dr. Frank Ochberg, a trauma specialist and the expert witness for the prosecution, called this "trauma bonding," caused by months of violent control.