Sentence examples for injuries for those from inspiring English sources

Helmets may be most helpful to children, with one study showing a halving in head injuries for those under 10.

The fast-track systems divide emergency rooms into areas for patients with minor injuries for those with more acute problems, so that someone with a sprained ankle is not lumped together with a patient who is bleeding profusely from the head.

Nevertheless, his study is not the only indication of something amiss.In recent years, research has suggested that transfusion is not necessarily a good thing for patients suffering from serious injuries, for those who have undergone surgery and even for those who are anaemic.

Recommendations for reducing patient and nursing staff injuries for those forced to evacuate to a nonclinical building as the result of an emergency event are provided.

The graph indicates that 85%% of the injuries for those 65 and older occur within 5 min driving time of their place of residence Fig. 3 Driving time from place of residence to place of injury by injury mechanism.

The recent analysis found a link to injuries for those defined as being outside the normal pronation range, according to visual or physical examination, and to the Foot Posture Index, a diagnostic tool that includes six individual components of pronation.

Managing those injuries for the last six or seven weeks, Polian said, was the real test of Caldwell's acumen, not whether he would play all out.

Most blame those knee injuries for the fact he peaked so early, though others think it was more down to lifestyle.

Research by the Australian Human Rights Commission has found casual racism can add to a lifetime of injury for those who deal with racism – with adverse effects on physical and mental health, and causing the victim to feel excluded and unwelcome from society.

A case-crossover analysis of emergency services patients from Warsaw and Sosnowiec showed a four-fold risk of any injury for those drinking within 6 h compared to those who had not been drinking in both the samples [30].

A pension, dependent on the level of injury, for those injured or disabled as a result of service in the Armed Forces, who are no longer serving in the Armed Forces and who were injured in service before 6 April 2005.