Trauma Sentence Examples

Martha is a trauma nurse in a large Boston hospital.

She didn't exactly feel grateful to him, though, not with the emotional trauma he put her through.

Howie doesn't have to work but he still suffers from head trauma, is pretty depressed and frankly, doesn't know what to do with himself.

We'll be watching for signs of trauma.

Artistic endeavors have also been a way for many trauma survivors to express inner feelings in a positive, creative way.

Emotional trauma may remain after physical injuries have healed.

She made one anyway and forced herself to eat it, blaming her recent trauma for her queasiness.

Neither of us wanted to relive that trauma, Teal'c.

The book guides the reader through the process of healing childhood trauma through working with the Magical Child.

With Barnardo 's help, childhood trauma need not mean a hopeless future.

Other conditions can induce a fever, including allergic reactions, ingestion of toxins, teething, autoimmune disease, trauma, cancer, excessive sun exposure, or certain drugs.

A crush wound may have irregular margins like a laceration; however, the wound will be deeper and trauma to muscle and bone may be apparent.

It is usually due to trauma but may occur without trauma such as with the overuse of contact lenses.

In cases of neurological trauma, disease, or psychological disorders, patients are usually given an in-depth neurological examination.

The topic of politics arose and how the exhibition continually reminds us of war and trauma, memory and loss.

Penetrating trauma of the soft tissues of the neck caused by a metal splinter.

Other causes of inspiratory and expiratory dyspnoea include airway stenosis following trauma, and parasites (eg Filaroides osleri) - rare.

Thus the percentage of road traffic accidents causing ocular trauma is 12.5% .

They do not include the psychological trauma of the expectant mother.

Should the woman have been warned about post-abortion trauma?

There are men who specialize in finding memories of a birth trauma.

The resistance may be lowered temporarily by trauma or infectious disease such as measles, and skeletal tuberculosis or miliary tuberculosis may supervene.

Working in comedy, a very unchristian environment, it was impossible to tell someone that I was going through a religious trauma.

History of trauma and previous surgery, including vasectomy, is important.

There are three orthopedic wards on the Arrowe Park site, which deal with trauma admissions and major elective surgical cases.

A car accident whiplash injury is a dramatic example of a subluxation produced by a sudden accident or trauma.

She is beginning to recover from the trauma of the last three years but now the terror of deportation is hanging over her.

Limbless victims of Agent Orange or mine explosions re-created what may have been a trauma very similar to the circumstances of their own injury.

The pain, trauma and anguish associated with the injections have been responsible for poor patient compliance to a large extent.

Essentially, a high index of suspicion of scapula fractures should be applied to all major chest trauma.

Forget those silly stress balls; a squishing session with the Cushtie is guaranteed to banish every last trace of trauma from your day.

Medical, surgical, trauma, neurological or mixed intensive care units, intermediary care units, or step-down units were allowed.

He suffered bruising to his head and wrists, and months of mental trauma until, eventually, he left retail altogether.

The survivor of trauma may feel fearful or depressed.

Still in trauma from having their children taken from them, the mares will be re-impregnated and then tethered in a small wooden stall.

The Trauma and Orthopedic department forms the central arm of the regional service for management of bone and soft tissue sarcomas in London.

Prolonged tourniquet times have been related to respiratory failure requiring postoperative ventilation, especially in trauma.

Thus the percentage of road traffic accidents causing ocular trauma is 12.5 %.

I spoke to David Halpin, a trauma surgeon with extensive experience in dealing with the results of incised wounds.

Working in comedy, a very unChristian environment, it was impossible to tell someone that I was going through a religious trauma.

Sometimes a coat can be so matted that it simply isn't worth putting Kitty through the trauma of de-matting, and your groomer may recommend shaving the coat instead.

It is possible the trauma from the dogs chasing her has caused her to relate moving to a traumatic experience.

Is it possible some form of trauma occurred to Dazzling while she was trying to use her litter box?

In the event of trauma, the faster you can get your pet checked, the better your pet's chances of survival.

If you find a stray newborn kitten, first examine it to see if it has any trauma or injuries.

Thoughtful family counseling can help children deal with the divorce and get past some of the pain and trauma they feel when dealing with the end of the family as they knew it.

Once the divorcee comes to terms with what happened and heals from the trauma of infidelity, usually their end up feelings happier and more confident.

By finding the appropriate mental and emotional support for kids of divorce, parents ensure a smoother transition and less residual trauma.

Despite the best efforts of parents, some children continue to experience trauma during and post divorce.

Do not rely upon Flower Essences alone for serious trauma or emergencies.

At the first sign of trauma or stress, take five-flower essence as directed.

This can be caused by an infection, root canal, or trauma to the tooth.

Cooking a Thanksgiving turkey doesn't have to be a big trauma...all you need is patience and a little foil.

Some people also experience dissociation, which means they feel as though they are separate from their own body watching the trauma unfold once again.

The stress you experience from reliving the trauma may cause you to suffer from physical disturbances.

Sufferers of PTSD will usually avoid triggers that cause them to remember the trauma.

Print it and check off the symptoms you are experiencing, how long they have bothered you and write down any other issues you have been dealing with since the trauma.

Stress and trauma - Stress and traumatic events make the body more susceptible to depression.

The trauma can be recent, such as the death of a family member, or it can be rooted in childhood, including abuse and abandonment.

In some cases, the victim still experiences trauma as an adult.

You will be closely monitored by medical professionals who may use medications to help ease the pain and trauma that withdrawal causes.

Do you need help for other afflictions, such as eating disorders, trauma and abuse, psychological and mental health issues?

Women also have a greater tendency than men do to self-medicate for emotional reasons, so a program that addresses the trauma and their emotional needs can speed forward recovery.

The chief medical examiner found that there was no physical injury to her body, including trauma or wounds, which would indicate any foul play.

Typical patients would include those with natural hearing loss due to aging, hearing loss due to an injury in the workplace such as loud noise, and those with a hearing defect due to trauma at birth, genetic disorders and viral infections.

Dog groomers know how to find the "quick", the blood supply to the toe nail, and so they can trim your pet with the least amount of trauma.

However, there is another option in the pet grooming industry that provides far more convenience for owners and a little less trauma for pets -- mobile dog grooming.

I'd also like to know what I can tell the new owners to do to help the pups adjust to their new homes with the least amount of trauma.

The clothing is made and sold as a way of generating income for assistance and training programs for women that have experienced trauma, violence or poverty.

Suicide is actually more common for men than women, especially for older men who have substance abuse issues, previous trauma, family history of suicide, or a chronic mental illness.

It can also be linked to emotional trauma, especially in older children and adults.

The increased risk among African Americans is not explained by the presence of sickle cell disease, nor is the excess risk among boys explained by trauma.

Possible traumas that increase the risk of childhood stroke include birth injury or trauma, child abuse, or other injury or trauma.

However, episodes of bleeding can be prevented in children with ITP by discouraging rough contact sports or other activities that increase the risk of trauma.

If a child has recently undergone any sort of trauma such as witnessing divorce, a pet's death, or family problems, treatment for thumb sucking should not be undertaken right away.

Cephalohematoma-A benign swelling of the scalp in a newborn due to an effusion of blood beneath the connective tissue that surrounds the skull, often resulting from birth trauma.

Contusions. Also called bruises, these are the result of a forceful trauma that injures an internal structure without breaking the skin.

Common neurological conditions associated with spasticity include cerebral palsy, brain injury or trauma, severe head injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, and some metabolic diseases.

Canker sores may be minimized by teaching children to avoid trauma, even minor trauma, to the mouth, such as hard toothbrushes and rough foods.

When any trauma to the corneal epithelium occurs, cells are lost or destroyed and pain is immediately sensed.

Common causes of corneal abrasions include fingernails, make-up implements, paper cuts, plant material, including tree branches, animal scratches, cigarettes, inverted eyelashes, and blunt trauma, such as that with a knife or with scissors.

The individual with a corneal abrasion will usually report a known trauma to the eye area.

This can happen weeks, months, or years after the initial trauma.

Rarely do corneal abrasion lead to loss of vision, but any trauma to the eye must be evaluated by a healthcare practitioner for the possibility of an abrasion.

It is not entirely clear what brings on an attack, although people with FMF often report mild physical trauma, physical exertion, or emotional stress just prior to the onset of symptoms.

Research has shown that pyrin has some function in controlling neutrophils, which are the white blood cells that move into an area of the body affected by stress or trauma.

In a person with a normal immune system, some inflammation may follow stress or trauma, but the pyrin protein is responsible for shutting down the response of neutrophils once they are no longer needed.

In some instances, the abnormal pyrin itself seems to be "stressed", and loses its ability to regulate the inflammatory response to trauma.

Pyrin-A protein that regulates the body's inflammatory response to stress or trauma.

Maxillofacial trauma refers to any injury to the face or jaw caused by physical force, the presence of foreign objects, animal or human bites, or burns.

Maxillofacial trauma includes injuries to any of the bony or fleshy structures of the face.

Automobile accidents are a major cause of maxillofacial trauma, as well as participation in sports, fights, and other violent acts.

Animals are a common cause of maxillofacial trauma.

Maxillofacial trauma is often diagnosed and treated by specialists in emergency medicine.

From a psychological perspective, maxillofacial trauma can be additionally upsetting if the patient's appearance is permanently affected.

Treatment of maxillofacial trauma varies according to the type and extent of the injury.

Mild trauma to the nose can sometimes heal without the person being aware of the fracture unless there is an obvious deformity.

Double vision and decreased mobility of the eye are common complications of facial trauma.

After an injury, craniosacral therapy may help healing and ease the headaches that follow a concussion or other head trauma.

Hydrotherapy may ease the emotional stress of recovering from trauma.

An automobile accident or a gunshot wound, for example, can cause severe facial trauma that may require multiple surgical procedures and a considerable amount of time to heal.

Safety equipment is vital for preventing maxillofacial trauma from automobile accidents and sports.

Parental concerns regarding maxillofacial trauma depend on the cause and severity of the injury.

Other proposed causes for canker sores are trauma from toothbrush and toothpick scrapes (trauma), hormones, and food allergies.

Children should avoid trauma, such as biting the inside of their mouth and tongue, or vigorous tooth brushing.

It is most often caused by torn, bleeding veins as a result of a head trauma.

Not all these head injuries involve subdural hematoma, but it is the most common type of bleeding in the brain to result from trauma.

Preventing blunt head trauma from falls, child abuse, and assaults is the most effective way of preventing subdural hematoma.

A physical examination may reveal signs of substance abuse in the form of needle marks, tracks, trauma to the inside of the nostrils from snorting drugs, unusually large or small pupils.

Trauma to the hair shaft is another common cause of hair loss in children.

Often the trauma is caused by traction resulting from, for example, tight braids, ponytails, or by friction (hats, hair bands, or rubbing against a bed).

Trauma may also be caused by chemicals or burns.

Another important cause of hair trauma is called trichotillomania-a habit similar to thumb-sucking or nail-biting-of twirling or pulling out the hair.

If the hair trauma is not severe or chronic enough to cause scarring, the child's hair usually regrows when the trauma ceases.

Severe trauma can lead to hyperkalemia or potassium toxicity.

However, extensive research in the 1980s showed that only 5 to 10 percent of CP can be attributed to birth trauma.

Serious physical trauma to the mother during pregnancy could result in direct trauma to the fetus as well, or injuries to the mother could compromise the availability of nutrients and oxygen to the developing fetal brain.

Physical trauma to an infant or child resulting in brain injury, such as from abuse, accidents, or near drowning/suffocation, might cause CP.

By preventing chronic intrauterine exposure to mechanical and chemical trauma, prenatal surgery improves neurological function and leads to fewer complications after birth.

The most important consequence of head trauma is traumatic brain injury.

External trauma to the head is capable of damaging the brain, even if there is no external evidence of damage.

About 70 percent of all accidental deaths are due to head injuries, as are most of the disabilities that occur after trauma.

Head trauma may cause a concussion, in which there is a brief loss of consciousness without visible structural damage to the brain.

Episodes of numbness and tingling are more common among people with diabetes, hypothyroidism, alcoholism, malnutrition, or who experience mechanical trauma, especially to their limbs, neck or spine.

Fractures resulting from trauma to the nose may involve the bones of the septum (the partition of bone and cartilage dividing the two nostrils) as well as the bones surrounding the eyes.

Direct trauma to the bridge of the nose may also result in damage to a part of the base of the skull known as the cribriform plate.

If a patient's nasal trauma leads doctors to suspect child abuse, the incident must be reported to the police.

The demographics of nasal trauma vary according to the type of injury.

External trauma to the nose may be accidental (transportation accidents, animal bites, air gun injuries, and sports injuries) or intentional (fights, criminal assault, domestic violence, nose piercing).

Direct trauma and/or delayed type hypersensitivity reaction to nickel may occur from nasal rings and jewelry, facial adornments which as of 2004 are increasingly popular.

In a few cases, external trauma to the nose may also be iatrogenic, or caused by medical care.

Most types of nasal trauma have a good prognosis.

Parental concerns regarding nasal trauma depend on the cause and severity of the injury.

Both trauma and certain bacteria may also trigger psoriatic arthritis.

The key points of congenital erythropoietic porphyria treatment are avoiding exposure to sunlight and prevention of skin trauma or skin infection.

Baseball finger is an injury in which the tendon at the end of the finger is separated from the bone as a result of trauma.

They revert to their original shape after extreme trauma and distortion; because of this property, though, they cannot be readjusted after they are manufactured.

In cases of trauma, symptoms may be evident upon inspection and causes may be explained by third party witnesses.

The NE should be performed on a patient suspected of having neurological trauma, or neurological or psychological diseases.

In trauma cases (e.g. car accident, sports injury), the NE is a quick and essential component of emergency assessment.

In cases of an acute insult such as trauma, the patient is usually admitted to the hospital for appropriate treatment.

Illness or trauma during infancy or early childhood, including infections, high fever, malnutrition, or disorders such as congenital syphilis or Down syndrome, can cause misshapen or discolored teeth.

In Eastern Europe and the countries of the former Soviet Union, therapeutic baths are used to treat children suffering from the aftereffects of head trauma as well as other physical injuries.

They also are more apt to get children to talk to them about their problems, and the presence of relatives can help ease the trauma of separation from parents.

A perforated eardrum may be caused by infection, trauma, or negative pressure from underwater diving or an airplane flight.

It may also be the result of trauma from direct injury, pressure, or loud noise.

Possible causes include stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, neurodegenerative diseases, trauma, spinal cord injury, and nervous system poisons such as strychnine, tetanus, and certain insecticides.

Spinal cord injury-Injury to the spinal cord, via blunt or penetrating trauma.

The most susceptible wounds are those that are caused by blunt trauma such as crushing or by bites.

Therapy may also be beneficial to these children in recovering from the emotional trauma of MSBP.

Sports injuries result from acute trauma or repetitive stress associated with athletic activities.

Appropriate treatment is determined by the type and severity of the trauma.

Bleeding can be spontaneous, occurring with no obvious trauma.

The more dangerous symptoms are those that represent possible internal bleeding, such as swelling of joints or bleeding into internal organs upon trauma.

Severe head trauma can expose blood to brain tissue.

However, heparin has not proven useful in treating patients with DIC resulting from heat stroke, exotic snakebites, trauma, incompatible transfusions, and acute problems resulting from obstetrical complications.

Warner, Penny, et al. Toilet Training without Tears or Trauma.

Problems could also occur if the electrode or IUPC causes trauma to the eye, fetal vessels, umbilical cord, or placenta.

Other children will begin to lisp after they have experienced unusual stress or trauma.

The threat posed to parental and family mental health from the trauma accompanying an abnormal test result cannot be underestimated.

Dental trauma is injury to the teeth, gums, and jawbones.

The most common dental trauma is a broken or displaced tooth.

Dental trauma should receive prompt treatment from a dentist and in some cases is considered a dental emergency.

Children between the ages of 1.5 and 3.5 years are most likely to experience dental trauma to their primary (baby) teeth, because this is the age at which they are learning to run.

School-age boys are twice as likely to experience dental trauma as girls.

The cause of dental trauma varies depending on the age of the child.

Toddlers are more likely to injure a tooth by falling, while older children are more likely to suffer dental trauma from a sports injury.

The dentist should also be called whenever dental trauma results in pain, dislocation of the tooth, or tooth sensitivity to hot or cold.

Dental trauma is readily apparent upon examination.

For lesser dental trauma, soft tissue injuries may require only cold compresses or ice to reduce swelling.

Homeopathic arnica (Arnica montana) should be taken as soon as possible after the injury to help the body deal with the trauma.

When dental trauma receives timely attention and proper treatment, the prognosis for healing is good.

Everyone who participates in contact sports should wear a mouth guard to avoid dental trauma.

An athlete who does not wear a mouth guard is 60 times more likely to sustain dental trauma than one who does.

Any activity involving speed, an increased chance of falling, and potential contact with a hard piece of equipment has the likelihood of dental trauma that may be prevented or substantially reduced in severity with the use of mouth guards.

Cosmetic dentistry and orthodonture can with time and patience correct almost any problems arising from dental trauma.

Some studies suggest that PCS symptoms occur at a higher rate in individuals who were unconscious after trauma.

Putting children in age-appropriate safety seats in the car can also help to prevent head trauma in the event of an automobile accident.

Surgery or trauma can result in life-threatening hemorrhage and must be carefully managed.

When a child has an inherited coagulation disorder such as hemophilia, parents will be concerned about the possibility of trauma or injury that may lead to potentially dangerous bleeding episodes.

Mental health treatment must address delayed stress issues from repeated exposure to trauma, violence, and economic hardship.

Hair cells can be destroyed by many things, including infection, trauma, loud noise, aging, and birth defects.

Studies and statistics have shown that adolescence is the riskiest life stage for sexual assault, and the time when the most psychological trauma can result.

Lasting psychological trauma is especially serious in male children and adolescents who are raped or sexually assaulted.

Because rape and sexual assault cause long-term psychological trauma, parents should be aware of symptoms of PTSD, depression, substance abuse, high-risk behaviors, and anxiety in their children.

Long-term therapy with a counselor experienced in rape and sexual assault trauma can benefit both the victim and parents.

Night terrors occurring in adolescence and adult life may be more severe and are often linked with trauma and post-traumatic stress disorders.

Some babies eventually progress to bottle or breastfeeding, while others have a gastrostomy (G-tube) placed abdominally to prevent the trauma of tube insertion.

Prolonged unconsciousness and worsening symptoms require urgent neurosurgical evaluation or transfer to a trauma center.

The doctor will perform a thorough medical examination to determine whether the explosive outburst was related to substance abuse, withdrawal from drugs, head trauma, delirium, or other physical conditions.

Sibling rivalry is also affected by the presence in the family of a special needs child, divorce or other family trauma, and ethnic and cultural attitudes toward family relationships.

It may also occur after trauma, because of a tumor, or after the ingesting of toxic substances.

Labyrinthitis can also be caused by toxins, by a tumor in the ear, by trauma to the ear, and sometimes high doses of medications or allergies.

Because most cardiopulmonary arrest in infants and children occurs in or around the home and results from SIDS, trauma, drowning, choking, or poisoning, all parents and child caregivers should consider becoming trained in CPR.

Trauma to the eyes can lead to loss of vision and should never be ignored.

Confirmed cases of wound botulism have been linked to trauma such as severe crush injuries to the extremities, surgery, and illegal drug use.

Congenital brain defects may be caused by inherited genetic defects, spontaneous mutations within the genes of the embryo, or effects on the embryo due to the mother's infection, trauma, or drug use.

The opposite condition, microcephaly, may be caused by failure of the brain to develop or by intrauterine infection, drug toxicity, or brain trauma.

Since nystagmus can be caused by tumors, stroke, and trauma or neurological disorder, any type of nystagmus must be evaluated by a qualified practitioner.

Many people with type 1 VWD do not have any noticeable symptoms or only have prolonged bleeding after surgery or significant trauma.

These children usually experience prolonged bleeding from cuts, easy bruising, nosebleeds, skin hematomas, and prolonged bleeding from the gums following tooth extraction and minor trauma.

Kwashiorkor-like secondary PEM usually develops in children who have been severely burned, suffered trauma, or had sepsis (massive tissue-destroying infection) or another life-threatening illness.

Trauma, burns, and some medications also increase caloric requirements.

Trauma is the second leading cause of amputation in the United States.

He or she may also check for smoke inhalation, carbon monoxide poisoning, cyanide poisoning, other event-related trauma, or, if suspected, evidence of child abuse.

Any child who has experienced significant trauma to the head, back, or neck should be medically evaluated for the possibility of SCI.

The possibility of SCI is usually suspected in anyone with significant trauma to the head and/or neck.

Methylpredisolone administered within eight hours of acute spinal cord trauma is the first drug shown to improve recovery from spinal cord injury.

It is important not to try to remove the membrane because the trauma may increase the body's absorption of the exotoxin.

Congenital torticollis is thought to be caused by trauma around the time of birth.

There are two theories about how this trauma occurs.

A second theory is that the trauma occurs before birth.

Some diseases that cause sustained muscle contraction limited to a particular muscle group (focal dystonia) are inherited, but others are caused by trauma.

Frequent nosebleeds, especially if they are occurring more often and are not due to colds, allergies, or trauma, will need to be seen by a doctor as well.

Autoimmune reactions may be set off by infection, tissue injury, or emotional trauma in people with a genetic tendency to them.

Epilepsy sometimes is the result of trauma at birth.

The psychoanalytic model purports that trichotillomania occurs in an attempt to resolve a childhood trauma, the most common of which is sexual abuse.

Stress on the bone, ischemia (reduced blood supply), and trauma to the site are commonly mentioned factors.

These services can be very valuable for a family going through the trauma of losing a baby before, during, or after birth.

Trauma - Trauma to the head that results in scarring can also be the cause of permanent hair loss.

Surgical nurses assist during surgery, and trauma nurses work with patients in emergency rooms and trauma centers.

Revealing an STD such as AIDS through prenatal testing can cause considerable trauma; knowing what exactly is being tested for can help prepare pregnant women for not only the testing, but also the results.

Birth defects or trauma to the pelvis may damage nerves or the structure needed to achieve an erection.

Many patients who fear pain and physical trauma are also phobic when it comes to needles, which discounts the value of sedation dentistry.

It's important to note that it's not just trauma patients that need blood.

For reasons unknown, coeliac disease may occur in individuals who have experienced great stress or trauma such as surgery.

Your pet will already have enough to contend with without the trauma of a vet trip.

Their are things parents can do to lessen the trauma of children and divorce.

Add to that the emotional trauma of being pulled in two separate directions by parents who once loved each other, and the stress becomes unbearable.

Kyle Lewis was a lab tech and later a trauma intern at Llanview hospital.

The season began with the arrival of a new trauma surgeon, Owen Hunt (new series regular Kevin McKidd).

After your in studio work, your body will go through stages as the skin repairs itself from the trauma of the tattoo.

If ideal aftercare is followed and there is no additional trauma to the piercing site, the piercing should be comfortable and healed within six months to one year.

Hypertrophic scarring arises from the trauma to the skin at the site and can be made worse if your piercing migrates or rejects, since these both create further scar tissue.

Piercing with a gun stud instead of a piercing needle adds pressure and trauma to the piercing site; this can cause heavy scarring and keloids which are scars that can only be removed surgically.

Members include researchers, students, educators and health professionals.Treatments are not limited to Asperger neurofeedback, other conditions including seizures and brain trauma can be treated using this approach.

It may stem from emotional trauma, abuse, an unhealthy body image, or low self-esteem.

Many causes are known to trigger individual binges, but almost all emotional eating can be traced to some trauma that a person was not able to effectively cope with at the time it occurred.

Surgery is traumatic for your system and the diet for gastric bypass lessens the stress on the parts of your body that have undergone that trauma.

Other causes include physical trauma, alcoholism, and heredity.

As previously noted, the cause of gout varies and may not be entirely preventable, especially if the development of the disease is related to genetics or recent bodily trauma.

The soundtracks to Hughes' tales of teen trauma launched the careers of many otherwise unknown artists, and The Breakfast Club is no exception.

Though nurses were meant to be watching her constantly, it was a member of her own security staff who noticed her trauma and went to get a doctor.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer's concept was that 'high school is hell', and show creator Joss Whedon took normal teenage trauma and put a supernatural twist to it.

It is apparently no trauma to Tip to suddenly become a girl again.

The most common assignment is, of course, watching over a Lightbringer until a member of Circle Lightfall can make contact and bring the Lightbringer in safely, with a minimum of trauma.

He even spends a period of time as a Borg, the spokesborg Locutus, from which position he is rescued and rehabilitated, although the experience leaves a lingering trauma.

Combine this with the trauma of hair color, blow drying, and straightening irons, and you can understand exactly why our hair needs a little TLC.

Anyone who's experienced difficulty in removing acrylics knows just how frustrating it can be to maintain strong nails after subjecting them to such trauma during the removal process.

This is usually the result of trauma due to surgery or cuts to the nail plate.

When attempting to determine what causes fingernail problems, man conditions are diagnosed with the vague "trauma" explanation.

If you have incurred some sort of trauma, you may suffer an inevitable bruise.

You can protect them from further trauma.

Once the area is covered, you should apply a bandage to keep it protected from further trauma.

Deep scrubbing and harsh rubbing will cause trauma to existing pimples and may lead to scarring.

Bruising - Skin may bruise as a result of surgical trauma.

In fact, the normal world --while comforting --seemed a bit boring after her trauma.

Lying between the fibrin mass and the healthy tissues is a zone of injured and degenerated tissue elements, the result of the trauma.

They similarly possess power to repair and to regenerate their cell branches where these are injured or destroyed by trauma or disease.

None of us have ever, and God hope may never have to endure that trauma.

The girl didn't need any more trauma, and Darkyn would unleash Hell if one of them disappeared and the other was dead.

But all indications are that the effects of the nervous trauma of battle vis à vis shell shock was equally prevalent in all ranks.

Attachment theory It is generally accepted that a history of secure attachment will increase the chances of responding to trauma in relatively adaptive ways.

Examined by doctors, he showed no signs of mental or physical trauma, yet appeared to have suffered total amnesia.

Today, there is virtually nothing in the medical armamentarium that can stop the damage unleashed by moderate-to-severe head trauma.

Outside, at the loading bays, I then faced another trauma.

The sexy brunette 's hair style at the Billboard Latin Music Awards was voted the Biggest Hair Trauma of 2005.

We had no idea what had caused the convulsions, possible head trauma or an unlikely something he had eaten.

In cases where there has been trauma, facial nerve decompression may be justified.

Elbow trauma XR Indicated [B] To show effusion.

Preparation of hospital emergency plans to cope with large influx of patients with burns, lung damage and trauma.

As the trauma to the birds becomes more and more severe, many develop acute enteritis and diarrhea.

The majority of acquired arteriovenous fistula in the neck are caused by penetrating trauma from gunshot or stab wounds 3.

A history of trauma is frequent and abnormal gait is present in most of the times.

Acute adrenal insufficiency can occur after trauma, severe hypotension and sepsis.

Auditory brainstem implants have been used for adults who have suffered trauma to their hearing nerve which means that it is no longer useful.

Wounds may result from trauma or from a surgical incision.

There are several other clinical research projects ongoing at present eg suppurative keratitis, ocular trauma, effect of cataract surgery on diabetic retinopathy.

The catheter tip and deflated balloon are well lubricated in gel and will slide out, greatly reducing the risk of trauma.

The mother also had a broken mandible, whilst the daughter suffered from an additional shoulder trauma and leg injuries.

A consequence of psychological trauma is often depression; psychological trauma is routinely misdiagnosed in this way.

For example, trauma or the effect of corneal opacity on the ability to diagnose cataract.

Information about torture, rape and trauma refugees experienced is also not readily available.

Her work involved treating patients suffering from brain injury due to trauma and/or stroke, in addition to other inpatient rehab problems.

Inspection and palpation of the entire body is necessary following high-energy blunt trauma, especially in the presence of an altered sensorium.

Others had trauma, such as Johnnie Flowers, whose plane caught fire and he had to tell the stewardess the fact.

Comments My boyfriend had a sympathectomy 5 years ago when he was 30 after trauma right below his right collarbone.

Malcolm Wright, 41, said he suffered trauma in the accident in which Richard Jones, 18, of Dyserth, died.

The local skin should also be searched for evidence of penetrating trauma.

Consequently, this will allow the police to inflict the same trauma we have been through on another family.

The medical examiner ruled Clements ' cause of death blunt trauma to the head.

Urethral trauma Physical damage to the urethra - the tube that leads from the bladder to the outside.

In more detail, infancy trauma is explained in two articles.

With Barnardo's help, childhood trauma need not mean a hopeless future.

What deformity do children have normally Trauma viva sample questions.

Trauma Terror is a thrilling drop ride with great views before the final plummet down to earth.

This is not to say that the Nintendo DS is just for kids, because games like Brain Age, Mario Kart DS, and Trauma Center can appeal to gamers of all ages!

Scientists believe that they may be caused by trauma; environmental factors; or by other genetic, muscle, or central nervous system disorders.

Paresthesias can also be caused by central nervous system disturbances, including stroke, transient ischemic attack (TIA), tumor, trauma, multiple sclerosis, or infection.

The history may also reveal current related medical problems and recent or past exposure to drugs, toxins, infection, or trauma.

Nasal trauma is defined as any injury to the nose or related structure that may result in bleeding, a physical deformity, a decreased ability to breathe normally because of obstruction, or an impaired sense of smell.

There is no sure way to prevent wryneck and congenital torticollis; however, care should be taken to avoid as much trauma to the child as possible during delivery.

I learned later the facility was the largest between Los Angeles and San Francisco and contained five hundred and ten beds and a fully equipped trauma center.

It took many days of mountain sunshine and the comforting routine of the bed and breakfast to blur the trauma of the Lucky Pup shooting.

Your amnesia is trauma induced from the rape you survived six years ago.