Sentence examples for emotional ventilation from inspiring English sources
His self-invented method is a theatre of attention: he gets Greg to run lines with him in a crowded diner, and turns the exercise into a loud emotional ventilation for the dubious benefit of bewildered customers.
Additionally, researchers have identified a series of unmet needs amongst cancer patients including desire for information, respite or time away from their carer, help in dealing with emotional problems, ventilation of feelings and dealing with fear of recurrence [ 33].
CISD is neither psychotherapy nor counseling, but is instead designed to promote emotional health through verbal expression, cathartic ventilation, normalization of reactions, health education, and preparation for possible future reactions.
Survivors of critical illness frequently report poor sleep while in the intensive care unit (ICU), and sleep deprivation has been hypothesized to lead to emotional distress, ICU delirium and neurocognitive dysfunction, prolongation of mechanical ventilation, and decreased immune function.
Myasthenic crisis, or respiratory failure requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation, may be caused by infections, aspiration, physical and emotional stress, and changes in medication.
Mechanical ventilation (MV) and inability to speak increases psycho-emotional distress [ 1].
As intensivists reduce the use of sedating medications to promote shorter duration of mechanical ventilation and earlier patient mobilization, an even higher prevalence and intensity of physical and emotional symptoms during acute critical illness may be unmasked.
Patients who receive prolonged mechanical ventilation are important to consider because they face high mortality, experience significant physical and emotional morbidity, and incur high costs to health-care systems [ 3].
