Coercion
* can take the form of wanton rape.
* creates feelings of fear, anger, and resentment toward mental health services.
* destroys self-respect and initiative and removes the potential for growth.
* form of interventionism.
* frequently results in violence and abuse to people who are receiving services.
* has more to do with obedience and social control than with compliance and medicine.
* impedes prosperity, security and happiness.
* implies one's forcing one's beliefs onto others.
* includes theft, violence, threats, fraud, pollution and breach Of contract.
* involves pain, and involves the discounting of feeling
  - the use of force by government to gain compliance with policies
* is an inherently weak form of control
  - overt threat of harm to obtain compliance
  - basically the implicit conversion of data from one data type to another
  - enforcement
  - forces
  - immoral, inefficient and unnecessary for human life and fulfillment
  - one of many ways of stepping on others' boundaries
* is the essence of slavery
  - initiation of physical force or fraud
  - manipulation of another individual which results in a sexual experience
  - negation of individual freedom, self-ownership, and individual sovereignty
  - process whereby a value of one class is converted to a value of a different class
  - purest form of communication
  - to human relationships what salt and water are to automobiles
* is, above all, a form of violence.
* leads to a repression of freedom and responsibility, and finally to death.
* repressive tool of tyrants.
* takes various forms.

Computational geometry
* is concerned with the design of algorithms for solving geometric problems.
* is the study of algorithms for solving geometric problems on a computer
  - efficient algorithms for solving geometric problems

Cerebral angiography
* involves x-rays of blood vessels in the brain.
* is the only way to arrive at the correct diagnosis
  - primary method to establish the diagnosis of moyamoya disease
* remains the gold standard for diagnostic evaluation of putative AVMs.
* study of the blood circulation of the brain.

Clinical research
* helps physicians understand how things work.
* includes any biomedical or behavioral research in human subjects.
* involves studies on patients, usually testing a new drug or new technique
  - testing new drugs and other therapies in patients
* is central to the progress of clinical medicine
  - conducted on individual patients with particular disease conditions
  - considered applied research
  - essential to the advance of mental as well as other health care and treatment
  - in renal disease, nephrotoxicity and dialysis outcomes
  - patient oriented research conducted with human subjects
* is the bridge between the basic research laboratory and the patient's bedside
  - study of the effects of illnesses, prevention and treatment
* key aspect of improvement in quality of care.
* relates to most health problems experienced by animals.
* shows that eating in a very specific way can stimulate and repair the liver
  - honey is gentle on tissue and rapidly removes swelling and pain
* term applied to the study and treatment of patients.

Collotype
* is the most accurate and beautiful method of photomechanical reproduction yet invented.
* photographic process in which a film of gelatin provides the printing surface.

Cecropia
* are among the most common plants with extrafloral nectaries and bead bodies
  - easy to recognize
  - effective colonizers
* have hollow stems that are easy to sever with a machete
  - only one brood a year
  - separate male and female trees and are well adapted for mass reproductive efforts
* occur abundantly in areas of large light gaps or secondary growth.