### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment | medical aid:

Intensive care
* includes fluid therapy
* is medical aid
  - seen as the natural place for the seriously ill

Oral treatment
* Some oral treatments kill adult fleas
* depend on the body s own insulin to work.

Orthodontic treatment
* are treatments.
* can help prevent tooth decay, gum disease and possible eventual tooth loss
  - inhibit gum problems and prevent tooth loss
  - work under similar principles to natural tooth movement

Osteopathic treatment
* can help the body adapt, and make the pregnancy much more comfortable
  - often reduce tension and relieve heartburn
  - sometimes stabilise the pregnancy and allow it to proceed to full term
* involves gentle support of the neuromusculoskeletal system.

Pharmacologic treatment
* can be helpful, particularly, in treating concomitant psychiatric problems.
* helps to create an internal barrier against overstimulation.

Pharmacological treatment
* aims to improve both patients' quality of life and survival.
* can be beneficial for select patients with substance abuse disorders.
* consists of radioactive iodine.
* includes the use of lithium, antidepressants, and neuoleptics.
* involves delivering medication which can help restore erections.

Preventative treatment
* Some preventative treatments can delay shedding of the oocyst in feces.
* begins with a diet that keeps the stool soft, bulky, and easy to pass.

Proper treatment
* following an eye injury can prevent infection and loss of sight.
* is essential to the overall health and welfare of the community.

Psychological treatment
* focus on helping the individual handle emotional distress.
* has indirect effects on physical health as well.

Psychosocial treatment
* are the treatments which are relevant in the practise of psychology.
* emphasize individual and family crisis intervention.

Radiation treatment
* Most radiation treatments account for outcomes.
* account for favorable outcomes
* affects normal cells while damaging cancer cells.
* are another common cause of decreased lubrication.
* can cause inflammation of normal tissue
  - sometimes trigger neuropathy years later
* destroys cancer cells, but it can also hurt normal cells.
* is used for the early stages of the disease.

Seed treatment
* Some seed treatments are toxic to inoculum.
* are a form of insurance
  - liquids or powders applied directly to the seed before planting
* can also improve germination of infected seed.
* have effects.
* minimize losses from seed decay, seedling blights, and seed and soilborne diseases.
* reduce infection
  - symptoms

Successful treatment
* permanent fortification of a formerly painful or incapacitated area.
* prevent ulcer.
* reduce symptoms.

Supportive treatment
* help life.
* helps children meet their developmental milestones.
* high calorie diet, tolerated best in the morning.
* include electrolytes.

Surface treatment
* are important because they help keep the water out.
* help to seal out moisture and discourage insects.

Systemic treatment
* affect the entire body.
* is aimed at keeping the tumor from coming back in other areas of the body.
* target cancer wherever it is in the body.
* travel through the bloodstream, reaching cancer cells all over the body
  - body to attack cancer cells that have spread