The phrase "illness severe" can be used in written English as a noun phrase to describe a specific type or level of illness.
It can also be used as an adjective phrase to describe the severity of an illness. Example 1 (as a noun phrase): The hospital is known for treating patients with a variety of illnesses, from minor colds to illnesses severe enough to require intensive care. Example 2 (as an adjective phrase): The doctor prescribed a strong medication to help manage the patient's illness, as it was a case of illness severe enough to require immediate attention.
We used age, sex, acute severity of illness, severe medical history, location before admission, and hospital type to adjust for confounding.
For critical care admissions, data were available on age, sex, ethnicity, acute severity of illness, severe medical history, location before admission, mechanical ventilation, length of stay, and hospital discharge location.
To provide some sense of risk-by-severity of outcome, we categorized health outcomes into 3 cumulative categories: total illness, severe illness, and death.
The health organization calls the illness severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.
McGovern had failed to discover before choosing Eagleton that he'd been hospitalized multiple times for mental illness severe enough to occasion electric-shock therapy.
Dozens of genes contribute to the development of the disorders we call autism, schizophrenia, bipolar illness, severe depression and A.D.H.D. Two people with the same genetic predisposition to mental illness may manifest their conditions differently.
In general, the patients in this series had illnesses severe enough to warrant investigation with chest X-ray.
The harassment has humiliated Choi, causing him physical illnesses, severe anxiety, depression and high blood pressure, the lawsuit claims.
First, HSAs performed better for uncomplicated illnesses than severe illnesses in DO with RE, DO only, and CS methods.
It also agreed, for the first time, to let international health investigators visit southern Guangdong Province, where the illness -- severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS -- is believed to have sprung up late last year.
"Countries should remain on high alert for unusual outbreaks of influenza-like illness and severe pneumonia".
