In this respect, the FBDSI is sensitive enough to distinguish among the different groups, manifesting a logical sequence of illness severity with incremental worsening, from healthy controls through IBS non-patients, to patients with mild IBS only that never showed FMS, and, finally, more severe IBS patients with concomitant FMS [ 8, 9].
Early mobilization (EM) of ICU patients is a physiologically logical intervention to attenuate critical illness-associated muscle weakness.
However, initiating therapy early rather than late in the course of critical illness remains a logical clinical goal.
In many states, particularly in the South, health insurers refuse to sell individual coverage to people with serious illnesses on the perfectly logical grounds that they are likely to need a lot of costly care and attention.
From then until his final illness Leśniewski lectured regularly on logical and mathematical topics, and built up his logical systems.
Yet I must also point out that there is often no logical trigger because depression is an indiscriminate illness.
The steps represent a logical progression from quantifying the burden of illness, to identifying likely causes, through to validating interventions and evaluating their efficiency, to determine whether the burden has been reduced [ 11].
A few studies have shown that some traditional healers in Africa, for example the Yoruba native healers, use both etiological and symptom logical concepts, mostly interchangeably, to describe psychotic illness.
She remembers thinking of anorexia not as an illness "but rather as the most logical progression of self-control".
A differential diagnosis is a complex reasoning process that begins with the patient's individual illness history and culminates in a logical construct that can be categorized [ 44].
