Sentence examples for interaction patient's from inspiring English sources
During such interventions, the catheter undergoes nonrigid deformation due to physician interaction, patient's breathing, and cardiac motions.
It covers the following ergonomic and Kinaesthetics items: interaction, patient's movement, nurse's posture and movements as well as environment and auxiliary devices.
It observes each nurse's individual performance and learning in patient transfer tasks and patient participation in locomotion activities with 4 items: interaction, patient's movement, the nurse's posture and movement, environment and auxiliary devices.
Provided that the positive aPS result was due to interaction of patient's aPS with serum β2GPI of the patient sample having bound to immobilized PS on the LIA membrane, this might add further evidence to the assumption that β2GPI binding to negatively charged phospholipids induces specific conformational changes unique for each distinct phospholipid.
The model of VEGF changes over time was not significantly altered by the interaction of patient's clinical presentation (ACS and non-ACS), risk factors, angiographic characteristics, and specific biochemical indicators, such as CRP and NT-proBNP.
The Verona Coding Definintion for Emotional Sequences (VR-CoDES) 57 identifies moments in the interaction regarding patient's emotional expression that need exploration or confirmation in the form of empathy and understanding from the provider.
The driving force behind the change has been the medical profession's reluctance to embrace a "holistic" view of health as a condition reflecting interaction among a patient's background, envi ronment and state of mind, and the disease or injury.
Rehabilitation is a process that combines the intervention of [End Page 52] a variety of healthcare professionals such as physical therapists, speech therapists, and occupational therapists, in interaction with the patient's capacity.
As triage is the first point of contact with ED staff, this interaction influences the patient's entire stay in the department and should be an important area for future ED crowding research.
His patient-centered, holistic practice focuses on the complex interaction of each patient's systems not only on the disease, but on the entire individual, who is greater than the sum of his or her parts.
The interaction between each patient's expectations and joint were also considered.
