Clinician Sentence Examples

The clinician will ask the patient to relax and gently tap the area.

When the test taker finishes the inventory, the clinician adds together the point values.

This was rendered at 5 frames per second, which would enable a clinician to interactively navigate the virtual colon on a desktop PC.

The challenge, however, lies in finding a clinician skilled in treating the disorder.

Practical experience teaches every clinician that, whatever the mode of action, iron is most valuable in anaemia, though in many cases, where there is well-marked toxaemia from absorption of the intestinal products, not only laxatives in combination with iron but intestinal antiseptics are necessary.

In addition to patient supplies such as the CPAP devices, masks and tubing, Resmed also produces devices for clinical use including the Apnealink monitor which can help a clinician determine sleep apnea in a patient during a sleep study.

He is also lead clinician for upper gastrointestinal cancer.

The more " hard " evidence you can give to your clinician the stronger the case he/she will be able to put forward.

However, measurement of visual acuity in young children presents a challenge to the clinician.

Caution - Before your wax treatment begins, make sure that the clinician attending to you has let the wax cool down a bit.

A clinician tunes the speech processor and sets levels of stimulation for each electrode from soft to loud.

If this condition develops in the fetus in utero, the pregnant woman will generally notice a decrease in fetal movement, which should be immediately reported to her clinician.

The clinician may use rating scales to assist in the diagnosis of trichotillomania and to assess the degree to which a patient has trichotillomania.

Early intervention is essential, so once you've met with your pediatrician, pursue a referral to a clinician or specialist.

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Individuals who have had prior anaphylactic episodes should inform the testing clinician.

Passive movement-Movement that occurs under the power of an outside source such as a clinician.

A careful neurological evaluation can help to determine the cause of impairment and help a clinician begin to localize the problem.

The NE will assist the clinician in diagnosing illnesses as diverse as seizure disorders, narcolepsy, migraine disorders, dizziness, and dementia.

The clinician usually uses a special instrument called a tuning fork and tests for air conduction and structural problems which can occur inside the ear.

The clinician will usually ask the patient to say "aah" and can detect abnormal positioning of certain structures such as the palatel-uvula.

The clinician taps the rubber triangular shaped end in several different areas in the arms, knee, and Achilles heel area.

The patient is asked to repetitively touch his nose using his index finger and then to touch the clinician's outstretched finger.

Moreover, as a clinician who was born deaf she is the ideal go-between for the hearing and deaf worlds.

There are potential complications from an amniocentesis, i.e., preterm labor, spontaneous rupture of membranes, fetal or placental injury; and the clinician performing the procedure should explain what these are prior to the procedure.

All referrals are categorized by a senior Physiotherapy clinician based on the information on the referral form.

I am also a mom of three, and nurturing my three very different babies consolidated practically so much of what I have learned as a clinician and scientist.

If you are a man and are uncomfortable with having a woman do your waxing treatment (and vice versa), request a clinician who is the same sex as you when making an appointment.