Sentences with phrase «immediate medical intervention»

The mother may develop complications and require immediate medical intervention.

While neither were serious enough to cause me to seek immediate medical intervention, I did receive physio treatment for both.

Although this condition remains extremely rare, persons with intense drowsiness, intolerance to cold, profound lethargy, and periods of unconsciousness warrant immediate medical intervention.

Asthma attacks, which range from mild wheezing to severe constriction of breathing requiring immediate medical intervention, result from an abnormal and exaggerated immune response to certain environmental «triggers» — including pollen, dust, tobacco smoke and viral infection.

«We're currently taking in an average of 50 baby wildlife each day, which all need immediate medical intervention and care.

If we could pool all of these statistics and get a break down of precisely how things went wrong, we'd be even better able to make a case for, «These are the specific things that go wrong in home birth, their rates, the chance that immediate medical intervention would have saved the baby» (and so on).

For most children born with dwarfism, no immediate medical interventions like surgery are required, so the genetic testing only serves to ease parents» curiosity and potential fears.

Unless there is immediate medical intervention, this can trigger a molecular chain reaction in the intestines and other organs — leading to diarrhea, hypothermia, respiratory distress and shock.

Profuse vomiting, bloody vomiting, lethargy or anorexia concurrent with vomiting all require immediate medical intervention.

That caused a significant fracture to Ms. Meghji's left upper arm, a less significant fracture just below and into her left knee and an injury to her left ankle, all of which required immediate medical intervention.

If there is any road mishap and you need immediate medical intervention, then you can contact the alarm center / assistance companies with the required details.