Sentence examples for illness abnormality from inspiring English sources

(Fulford, 1989, Horwitz, 2001) The concepts of disease, illness, abnormality, malady, disorder and malfunction are closely related, but they are not the same.

The newborn had no illness, abnormalities, or congenital malformations.

Consideration of the moral issues related to one particular branch of medicine, namely psychiatry, makes it clear that such issues arise not only in areas of treatment but also in matters of diagnosis and classification, where the application of labels indicating illness or abnormality may create serious disadvantages for the individuals so designated.

Patients with history of any chronic illness, growth abnormality and/or any bleeding disorder were excluded from the study.

Exclusion criteria were subjects suffering from any serious illness; growth abnormality, e.g., craniofacial syndromes, rickets, medical syndromes, bone disease, and bone deformities; bleeding disorders, or history of any serious trauma or injury to the face.

Self-perceived illness and abnormality also affect health-seeking behaviour, leading often to unnecessary spending on health care and ineffective management [ 8, 9].

From a woman's perspective, the subjective burden of self-perceived illness and abnormality can be as important as a result of disease due to a biomedical confirmed condition.

Examples included; 'No illness, no abnormality found in the reports', 'Not to draw water from the well', 'Not to be afraid', 'Gastric illness has gone to your head', 'You are too obese', 'This is an illness in the mind and to get rid of it we will do some tests', 'Tell the gods/spirits', 'It is a psyche illness, you are thinking too much'.

Level 3 hospitals, on the other hand, have the necessary equipment and staff required to manage very complicated births, including those with a risk of serious illness or abnormality requiring intensive care for the mothers, or the newborns, before, during, and/or after delivery.

To our best knowledge, this is the first animal model of critical illness neuromuscular abnormalities.

Our aim was to systematically review published data on the diagnosis, risk factors and outcomes of patients with critical illness neuromuscular abnormalities (CINMA).