Sentence examples for presumed illness from inspiring English sources
[sic] "Any given #DSM diagnosis says as much, if not more about the #DearMentalHealthProfessionals making the diagnosis as it does about the client" Participants also expressed concern relating to a loss of the sense of self for the individual following diagnosis; where behaviours and identity were subsumed within presumed illness states.
The clinic might charge an unaffordable user fee, and often was bereft of basic laboratory equipment such as drug supplies to treat presumed illnesses.
On the third day of illness, the patient went to his primary care physician, who empirically prescribed doxycycline for a presumed tickborne illness because of his history of tick bites, symptoms, and no reported travel outside the immediate area.
The patient had thrombocytopenia and leukopenia and was given doxycycline for a presumed tickborne illness.
The discoveries confirmed many details of Inuit accounts, painting a harrowing picture of the expedition's endgame, which included starvation, an illness presumed to be scurvy, and even cannibalism.
He had sought treatment 1 week earlier for a presumed viral respiratory illness.
Participants also mentioned that they used AL to treat their children during episodes of febrile illness presumed to be malaria.
To be eligible, patients must have crossed an international border ≤10 years before seeking treatment and must have sought medical advice for a presumed travel-related illness.
To be eligible for inclusion in the GeoSentinel database, patients must have crossed an international border and be seeking medical advice at a GeoSentinel clinic for a presumed travel-related illness.
To be eligible for inclusion in the GeoSentinel database, patients must have crossed an international border and have received medical attention at a GeoSentinel clinic for a presumed travel-related illness.
Persons in our study must have crossed an international border within the past 10 years and then sought treatment or medical advice at a GeoSentinel site for a presumed travel-related illness.
