Sentences with phrase «particular doctor or nurse»

A particular doctor or nurse may be more likely to arrive at an MCI diagnosis than another health professional looking at the same patient, which makes it difficult to draw broad conclusions about the prevalence of the condition.

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But be sure to discuss your decision to continue nursing with your practitioner and pediatrician as your pregnancy progresses; if you have a high - risk pregnancy or are at a particular risk of preterm labor, your doctor may suggest that you at least temporarily wean.

As a patient enters an induced coma, the doctor or nurse controlling the infusion of anesthesia drugs tries to aim for a particular number of «bursts per screen» as the EEG pattern streams across the monitor.

To ensure that the Food Service Department is aware of your child's particular dietary restrictions, such as allergies or diabetes, a parent must submit a doctor's note to the school nurse yearly.

Medical malpractice is generally defined as the failure of a doctor, nurse, or other medical professional to exercise the degree of care owed by the medical professional to his or her patient under the particular circumstances that gave rise to a patient's injury or death.

Specialty professions that rely on a particular set of skills, like doctors, dentists, or nurses who need fine motor skills for procedures, benefit from until - retirement long - term disability insurance as a safeguard against future income loss if their disability prevents them from using those skills.

For example, information about medical conditions was self - reported and while not directly based on diagnosis by a medical practitioner in the survey, respondents were asked whether they had ever been told by a doctor or nurse that they had a particular health condition.