Sentence examples for mitigate trauma to from inspiring English sources

Mitigate trauma to the area.

Not only will it be less painful than tight clothing, but it will also mitigate trauma to the area and allow for proper ventilation.

Confidence in the ability to mitigate trauma — including legs shattered or amputated by bombs — has led to a sometimes visible practice that most units discourage: troops who pre-emptively apply tourniquets loosely to their thighs or upper arms before patrols.

As some women may not remember their abuse [ 4, 16] and for many others it will remain hidden, 'Universal Precautions' [ 8] are required to mitigate trauma.

Others have reported that the clustering of ethnic groups may build a sense of collective identity that helps mitigate trauma (Mazumdar et al. 2000).

Severe trauma to the head..."...

From Trauma to Hope By Gail Sheehy Illustrated.

We don't move from trauma to trauma.

Trauma to the face.

As staff may not know of a woman's history, they must be alert to unspoken messages and employ 'universal precautions' to mitigate hidden trauma.

It Ebel had served four more years in prison, as media reports suggest he may have had it not been for a clerical error recording the length of his sentence, it's unclear whether he would have spent that time in isolation growing more and more embittered, or been allowed to benefit from the type of program Clements thought necessary to mitigate the trauma of long-term isolation.