Nurses also need to pay heed to patients at risk of PUs who report pain as this may be associated with unidentified pressure damage, a skin assessment of the area exposed to pressure should follow.
Very few stated that they were exposed to pressure to fabricate, falsify, or plagiarise data, while pressure put upon post graduate students regarding the order of authors was more common.
Macrophages cultured without pressure (controls) synthesised RANK (Fig 1) and, subjectively speaking, cultures exposed to pressure (Fig 1a).
We are permanently exposed to pressure from people who do not want us to exist.
There are so many ways in which this leaves vulnerable families exposed to pressure, or coercion into accepting feeble settlements, it doesn't bear thinking about.
In saturation diving, a person is exposed to pressure for a period long enough, or at a depth great enough, so that the person's system begins to absorb excess nitrogen from the gas he or she breathes.
A reinforced concrete slab in the configuration described above was exposed to pressure in cycles, and each load step was carried out after a half hour.
In today's world the individual is exposed to pressure of impression through the overwhelming mass of information and constant invitation to communicate by the web and networking.
Further intensification was not expected as the depression tracked in a northward direction Shortly after the first advisory was issued, convection rapidly dissipated, leaving an exposed low pressure area, devoid of shower and thunderstorm activity.
However, our present data showing a markedly dilating myocardial phenotype in CXCR5−/− mice exposed to pressure overload, without any significant changes in myocardial leukocyte infiltration, may suggest a direct involvement of CXCL13/CXCR5 activation in myocardial remodeling.
