"This law directly targets the counseling profession, would deny services to those most in need, and constitutes a dilemma for ACA members because it allows for violation of ACA's Code of Ethics," he continued.
Since both tori present as an intraoral swelling covered by intact mucosa, they may constitute a diagnostic dilemma (Fig. 6).
Physiological FDG uptake is often seen in the muscles of the head and neck, which can constitute a diagnostic dilemma in the interpretation of PET scans [2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9].
They are diagnosed with increasing frequency because of improved MDCT technology and constitute a diagnostic dilemma [39], as most of them remain stable or resolve on follow-up (Fig. 18).
It can constitute a real dilemma for the person who disagrees.
Considering the wide range of clinical phenotypes, some HCV-associated diseases may present important classificatory/diagnostic difficulties, and may constitute a real therapeutic dilemma because of the coexistence of autoimmune manifestations and viral infection.
Many Democrats I speak to dismiss the idea that this constitutes a serious dilemma.
Refusing a congruent value was possible either when two 'wrong' values constituted a trial (DILEMMA condition), or when one word of each value type was presented but subjects made a 'wrong' decision, i.e. not congruent with their dominant value profile (WORSE-CHOICE condition).
The fact that many articles fail to address their ethical components might indicate a lack of awareness of what constitutes an ethical dilemma, but even if this is not so, the goal of better recognition and acknowledgement of the ethical issues that suffuse the operational management of the ICU is desirable.
Tobacco smoking constitutes a public health dilemma in the kingdom of Bahrain.
