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### magnitude | depth:

Snow depth
* appears to be an important factor, as well as the existence of snow cover.
* is reported in level centimetres of snow.

### magnitude:

Dimension
* Most dimensions use equations.
* Specify the height and width, in pixels, of the image.
* are a manifestation of frequency
  - concerned with the units in which quantities are measured
  - entities that represent dimensional information about the facts
  - fashion
* are in English and metric units
  - light-years
  - item attributes that seem to order the items in the map along a continuum
  - magnitudes
  - merely directions of movement which can be measured
  - typical of silica optical fiber dimensions
  - ways that the data can be sliced or viewed or segmented
* can have multiple hierarchies.
* contribute to improvement.
* equal dimensions.
* is the size in pixels of the display window
  - of an image
* refer to the size of the box surrounding the text.
* refers to the type of measurement, such as length.
* represent the size of the gemstone more accurately than carat weight.
+ Coordinate system: Coordinate systems :: Mathematics
  * A 'coordinate system' is a system of numbers used to uniquely determine the position of a point. More dimensions call for more numbers.

### magnitude | dimension:

Fractal dimension
* is one of such shape parameters.
* measure of the degree of roughness or fragmentation of an object.
* use folding as a data compression scheme.
### magnitude | dimension | length:

Fork length
* is measured from the tip of the snout to the fork of the tail.
* measurement from the tip of the nose, mouth closed, to the fork of the tail.

Hair length
* can change drastically with the change of seasons and humidity levels.
* is genetically determined and varies from person to person.
* varies geographically.

Leg length
* is the distance from the point where the upper leg bone joins the body to the ground.
* varies among species although most have fairly long legs suited for wading.

Longevity
* Longevities are interestings.
* counts when it comes to after-sale servicing.
* demands that all organs be kept strong.
* embraces both the concept of the length of life and the quality of life.
* favors gender Four out of every five centenarians are women.
* increases the demand for diseases associated with old age.
* is length
* tends to be determined by a combination of genetics and lifestyle.

Radius
* Radii are part of diameters.
* is length

### magnitude | dimension | length | radius:

Atomic radius
* decreases across a row and increases down a period.
* increases from top to bottom in a family or group.

Stem length
* ranges from cms.
* varies from cms.

Tendon length
* is, in practice, the deciding factor regarding actual and potential muscle size.
* varies in all major groups and from person to person.

Word length
* is measured by counting the letters in each word , or by counting syllables
  - in terms of the number of syllables
+ Textual difficulty, Readability predictions, Word difficulty, Word length: Written communication :: Linguistics
  * Word length is measured by counting the letters in each word, or by counting syllables. Since most syllables have one vowel, some computer programs count vowels per average word.

### magnitude | dimension:

Thickness
* Most thickness absorbs radiation
  - solar radiation
* are for smooth, non-porous substrates.
* indicates the thickness of the lines in pixels.
* is articulation
  - consistency
  - defined in world units
  - determined by the resonant frequency
  - measured either in inches or in millimeters
  - much harder to measure over the expanse of the Arctic Ocean
  - simply the distance between two constant pressure surfaces
* is the thickness of the dry cloth
  - width of the line of dashes
* refers to how thick the wall is.

### magnitude | dimension | width:

Line width
* equals the gap between lines.
* is given in units of pixels of the scanned image.

Earthquake magnitude
* is measured based on calculations from ground motion recorded on seismographs
  - related to fault length
* logarithmic measure of earthquake size.
### makeup:

Phenotype
* Most phenotypes have significant survival advantage
* Some phenotypes affect limbs
  - are better than others at helping the individual compete, survive, and reproduce
* Some phenotypes enhance capacity
  - carry capacity
  - have effects
  - observe in patients.
  * are determined mainly by genes and are influenced by environmental factors. So, knowing the genome of an organism does not give an exact prediction of its phenotype. Encyclopedia of genetics'
  - more common in males than females
* are the observed physical structure
  - physical manifestations of genetic systems interacting with the environment
  - traits that become visual because of different genes
* determines genotype.
* form a normal distribution.
* have significant advantage
* refers to which genes are expressed.

### makeup | rouge:

Baton rouge
* Baton Rouge is also a major port, partly to service the oil and chemical industries.
* Baton Rouge is the capital and the second largest city
  - of Louisiana
  - state capital and a major financial and petroleum processing center

### making:

Movie making
* are devising.
* is an art
  - the slowest business on earth next to fossil manufacture

### males name:

Clarence
* are carriage.
* is carriage
  - the name for someone that wears a lace shirt and fancy French cravat
* male's name.

Drag racer
* Most drag racers are males.
* continue to break speed records almost as soon as they're set.

### malignant bone tumor:

Osteogenic sarcoma
* has a propensity to metastasize selectively to the lung parenchyma.
* is one of the most common types of primary malignant bone tumors
  - sarcoma
  - the most common primary malignant tumor of bone
  - treated by chemotherapy and surgery

Mall
* Most malls also have roofs so people can shop inside.
* Some malls also have movie theaters which feature several screens for a variety of films
  - have movie theatres
* are a good measure of a community's economic health
  - areas where many stores are grouped together in one location
  - buildings
  - large buildings with several stores
  - legal in Germany and in the Netherlands
* are located in cities
  - downtowns
  - large cities
  - shops
  - suburbs
  - places of both social and economic interaction
  - the second place where children are most victimized
* are used for community buildings
  - eating
  - shopping
  - special events
  - walking
* generally are Internet sites of various companies with products and goods for sale.
* have bars
  - escalators
  - fountains, and benches, and card stores
  - influence on the retail geography of an area
* includes readsides
  - sections
* is an outlet
* provide opportunity.
+ Mall, Overview
  * People visit the stores in the mall to shop. Most malls also have roofs so people can shop inside. Most malls have a food court. Food courts are areas where people buy food. Some malls have movie theatres.

### mallards, pintails, widgeon:

Common duck
* are mallards, pintails, widgeon. and teal.
* can interbreed, and produce fertile offspring.
### mammals:

Least weasel
* Most least weasels eat meat meals.
* Most least weasels have senses
  - shapes
* Most least weasels live in areas
  - different areas
  - weigh grams
* Some least weasels have long whiskers.
* have babies
  - own territory
  - typical shapes

### mammals:

Mexican wolf
* Mexican wolves are one of our most endangered native animals.
* Mexican wolves are the most genetically distinct subspecies of the gray wolf
  - southern-occurring and genetically distinct gray wolf in North America
  - smallest subspecies of North American gray wolves
  - communicate with each other in a variety of ways
  - prefer to live in mountain forests, grasslands and shrublands
  - prey on deer, elk, sheep, rabbits, turkeys and small rodents
* Some mexican wolves eat ungulates.
* are mammals.

### mammals:

Mongolian gerbil
* Most mongolian gerbils eat vegetables.
* Most mongolian gerbils have behavior
  - coat color
* Most mongolian gerbils inhabit regions
  - steppe regions
  - occupy regions
* Some mongolian gerbils construct burrows
  - live in colonies
* Some mongolian gerbils sell in pet shops
  - omnivorous creatures
  - useful research animals and have become very popular in the pet trade
* enjoy digging very much.
  - relative big and round eyes
  - several coat colors
  - some interesting behaviors
* live in groups year-round.
* live in the highlands in Inner Mongolia
  - wild in the extensive steppe of Mongolia and Northern China

Neanderthal
- responsible people
* begin to use speech.
* prefer to use unpowered hand tools.
* use stone tools and fire.

### man-made, radioactive element:

Hassium
* is an element
  - one of the manmade radioactive elements
* man-made, radioactive element.
* synthetic element about which little is known.
* synthetic, radioactive metal and has only been produced in tiny amounts
  - metal, created via nuclear bombardment
### management:

Residue management
* critical component in controlling soil erosion.
* is an effective way to control soil erosion on steep fields and reduce fuel use
  - important in all conservation tillage systems

Resource management
* enhances functions.
* includes human resources, financial resources,and community resources
  - managing the food web and harvesting any necessary resources
* involves taking direct action to conserve park ecosystems.
* is the means to the goals of conservation
  - name of the lifeplanning game

Revenue management
* can have an astonishing effect on revenues and profitability.
* method for profitably managing capacity.
### manufacturers warranty:

Warranty
* Warranties Differentiate among different types of product and service warranties
  - apply to the sale of goods by a merchant
* Warranties are a significant source of consumer protection
  - an issue between the buyer and seller
  - obligations by the seller concerning the goods or services provided
  - private contracts between buyers and sellers
* is an important factor in purchasing a computer
  - assurance
* manufacturer's warranty.

### manufacturing companies:

Computer manufacturer
* are manufacturing companies
  - smart people
* try to make setting up a computer as easy as possible.

Many case
* describe concepts
  - physical concepts
* have causes.

Many organism
* Most many organisms eat plants.
* Most many organisms have common patterns
  - determinate growth
  - organs
  - types
  - vestigial organs
* Most many organisms live in oceans
  - water
* Some many organisms live in habitats.
* Some many organisms produce calcium carbonate shells
* share migration patterns

### many things:

Natural beauty
* comes in all colors, strength in many forms.
* is many things
  - medicine for the soul
  - true beauty

### many-sided phenomenon:

Islamic fundamentalism
* are in reaction to the perceived dominance of western values and culture.
* is both politics and religion
  - discouraged through the imposition of a non-Islamic foreign policy
  - something that Iran supports
* is the form they take in the Arab world
  - greatest threat to all forms of democratic societies
  - thus prevalent on both sides, human rights groups say
* many-sided phenomenon.
* natural outcome of the Islamic teachings.
* reactionary, authoritarian movement.
### mass:

Muscle mass
* More muscle mass equates to a faster metabolism and thus more calories burned.
* can also be a factor, when muscles are heavily developed.
* diminishes with age.
* has a genetic component.
* is decreased for the paralyses and increased for the myotonias
  - increased only by exercising muscles
  - needed to burn calories
  - reduced as muscles atrophy with disuse

Relativistic mass
* is mass
* measure of the energy E of a particle which changes with velocity.

Thermal mass
* has the capacity to absorb and store heat or cool.
* is an under-valued factor in energy efficiency
  - the amount of potential heat storage capacity available in a material
* major attribute to any energy efficient home - it stores heat.

### mass:

Unit of mass
* Units of mass are used to measure the amount of matter in something.
+ Albert Einstein, Mass-energy equivalence: 1879 births :: 1955 deaths :: Americans of German descent :: Cardiovascular disease deaths in the United States :: German Jews :: German physicists :: Jewish American scientists :: Naturalized citizens of the United States :: Nobel Prize in Physics winners
  * Mass, not weight, can be transformed into energy. Another way of expressing this idea is to say that matter can be transformed into energy. Units of mass are used to measure the amount of matter in something. The mass or the amount of matter in something determines how much energy that thing could be changed into.

### mass-flow engines:

Combustion turbine
* are mass-flow engines.
* have a compressor, combustor, and hot air turbine in a single unit.
* operate differently from coal-fired or nuclear plants.

### massage therapy:

Shiatsu massage
* are massage therapy.
* enhance stamina, mental ability and general vitality.
* is an ancient Japanese healing modality.
### meaning:

Moral
* All morals are relative - personal beliefs mean there is no standard of right or wrong.
* Some morals are very old in human beliefs.
* also play a large role when people form their views about physician assisted suicide.
* are a set of standards that each individual lives by
  - an essential part of religion and therefore go hand in hand
  - basic guidelines for living
  - codes that a society adopts for it to function
  - different in different cultures
  - in a persons mind
  - individual preferences or socially useful behaviors
  - rules of behavior
  - significant social codes and rules for behavior that have no material existence
  - something teens want to be taught by adults
  - standards of ethical behavior
  - the prerogative of the victors
  - what makes a person choose their path in life
* arise from the whims of the individuals making up a society.
* have a great effect on a child becoming an individual
  - to do with standards of right and wrong
* promote a certain sense of rules, right from wrong.
* relate to principles of right and wrong in behavior.
+ Morality: Ethics :: Psychology :: Philosophy
  * Morality ' is the concept of doing the right thing. Morals are basic guidelines for living.

### meaning | moral:

Employee morale
* has a major impact on productivity and ultimately profitability.
* involves thoughts, feelings, and sentiments.

Moral ambiguity
* surrounds international adoption.
* way of life.

Moral depravity
* is depravity of choice
  - originally a choice and therefore a mental act
* standing choice as distinct from a volition.
* state that can be instantly abandoned.
* violation of moral obligation.

Moral equality
* depends on the nature of the members of the group.
* is consistent with different sorts of treatment and rights.

Moral evil
* arises from a free choice to misuse creation.
* is basically natural evil that is caused by free choice
  - evil that results from an act, or failure to act, of man
  - sin, as distinct from physical evil, which is some form of suffering
  - the absence of some possible good, such as wisdom, love or self-control

Moral theology
* can demonstrate the action of grace on human activity.
* forms part of the sacra doctrina.
* holds that no evil act is justified by a good intention.
* is about growing in virtue and spiritual perfection
  - teleological Teleology deals with the end or purpose of something

Nuance
* are meaning.
* leader in speech interface technology.

Overtone
* are harmonic
  - vibrations that occur simultaneously with the basic pitch
* refer to higher frequencies which also produce standing waves.

Symbolization
* involves abstraction, an example being the use of white sand to suggest the sea.
* is meaning
  - practice

Undercurrent
* are superior to surface currents on the long run.
* can keep the ice thin in spots.
* is information.

### meaningless expression:

Forgiveness of sin
* is located in confessions.
* meaningless expression.

### measures:

Physical measure
* are measures.
* refer to alterations that can be made to water using equipment or processes.
### meat:

Partridge
* Most partridges are brown , gray and white.
* are birds
  - wild birds, and it is illegal to possess one
* includes bone cells
  - corpi
  - ground substances
  - marrow
  - mast cells
  - second joints
  - wishbones
* live in Europe , Asia , Africa and the Middle East.
* very common name in Devon.
+ Partridge, Color and shape: Galliformes
  * Most partridges are brown, gray and white. They are camouflaged and difficult to see. They have short legs and short bills. Partridges are smaller than Pheasants but they are bigger than Quails
  - Habitat
  * Partridges live in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. They live in places such as moors, grassland and farmland. They feed mostly on seeds, and nest on the ground. This means their nests are not very safe from predators such as foxes. Partridges use their camouflage to make it difficult for predators to see them and their nests
### mechanics:

Fluid mechanic
* can be mathematically complex.
* deals with the motion of fluids such as water, air and blood
  - study of all fluids under static and dynamic situations
* includes applications to sprinkler design, suppression systems, and smoke movement.
* is developed using the general energy principle equations
  - divided into statics and dynamics
  - largely an experimental science
  - studied both with experimental techniques and numerical methods
* is the study of the effects of forces and energy on liquids and gases
  - forces and motions of liquids and gases.
  * The study of fluid mechanics goes back at least to the days of ancient Greece, when Archimedes made a beginning on fluid statics. However, fluid mechanics, especially fluid dynamics, is an active field of research with many unsolved or partly solved problems. Fluid mechanics can be mathematically complex. Sometimes it can best be solved by numerical analysis, typically using computers
* subdiscipline of continuum mechanics , as illustrated in the following table.
+ Fluid mechanics, Relationship to continuum mechanics

### mechanized time:

Leisure time
* is free time where participants select and control their activities
  - time spent relaxing, sleeping, eating, and recreating
* mechanized time.

Media relation
* game of averages.
* skill that is enhanced by ongoing, relentless practice.

### medical conditions:

Rale
* are abnormal breath sounds heard through a stethoscope
  - often indicative of pneumonia
* is medical conditions
  - noise

Severe condition
* affect areas.
* are medical conditions.
* can have adverse effects

### medical emergency:

Acute glaucoma
* comes on quickly and requires immediate medical attention.
* develops suddenly, leading to a rapid loss of vision and severe pain in the eye.
* is caused by increased pressure in the eye and requires immediate medical attention
  - glaucoma
* medical emergency.
* occurs when the fluid draining from the eye is blocked suddenly.

### medical emergency:

Alcohol poisoning
* can also happen quickly to a child who ingests only a small amount
  - happen when a person drinks too much alcohol too quickly on one occasion
* depends on the person.
* is an overwhelming of the central nervous system
  - another serious side effect of excessive drinking
  - caused by drinking large quantities of alcohol in a short period of time
  - common in children throughout the year, but increases during the holidays
  - merely a theoretical state, much like absolute zero
* kills thousands annually.
* occurs when too much alcohol has been ingested.
* severe and potentially fatal physical reaction to an alcohol overdose.
* very serious condition.

Malignant hypertension
* has rapid onset, more severe symptoms, and more complications.
* is considered a medical emergency
  - hypertension
  - more common in smokers than non-smokers
Medical procedure
* Many medical procedures require radioactive isotopes.
* Some medical procedures involve radiation.
* are health care
* intended to restore health can also diminish independence and quality of life.
* requires that sponges be counted before and after any surgery.

### medical procedure:

Surgical procedure
* Most surgical procedures share the general risks of anesthesia, bleeding, and infection.
* Some surgical procedures are more likely to induce vomiting.
* Some surgical procedures involve digestive tracts
  - inch incisions
  - uteruses
* Some surgical procedures remove excess tissue
* aim at the removal of photodamaged skin that harbors multiple somatic mutations.
* are common in Polio Survivors, i.e. joint fusion, muscle-tendon transfers
  - entries into normally sterile areas of the body
  - often a solution for sleep apnea
* can be risky, as fragile tissues can unexpectedly tear
  - remove hemorrhoidal tissue from the rectum
* carry a risk of infection or other complications.
* medical procedure
* place additional stress on undernourished persons.
* require expertise.
### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment:

Early treatment
* give best results
* increase chances.
* is an important factor in all orthopedic injuries
  - key to preventing eating problems from developing into eating disorders
  - necessary to prevent animals from becoming chronics
  - the key to avoiding the potentially devastating complications of diabetes
* key factor in dealing with many health problems.
+ Bell's palsy: Neurology :: Diseases
  * Early treatment is necessary for steroids to be effective. Most people recover spontaneously and achieve near-normal to normal functions. Many show signs of improvement as early as 10 days after the onset, even without treatment.

Effective treatment
* Many effective treatments exist that can help people stop smoking.
* Most effective treatments consist of medicine.
* include addition
  - protocols

Endodontic treatment
* involves removal of the damaged pulp.
* is necessary when the pulp becomes inflamed or infected.

Heat treatment
* are effective ways to relax muscles and relieve joint pain and soreness.
* can destroy water soluble vitamins.
* tends to make available nitrogen in higher quantities.

Herbal treatment
* are the only solution to solve the problems of thinness.
* can be as effective as medications, but they take longer to be effective.
* helps curb urge to drink.
* is another form of holistic healing.

Homeopathic treatment
* have rapid and far-reaching effects.
* is for all people and all ages
  - people of all ages
  - like vaccination or immunisation
  - often effective during acute illnesses
  - tailored to the individual as well as the medical condition
* tends to simplify the human economy and to make diseases more easily managed.

Hormonal treatment
* can also help prevent or halt osteoporosis.
* is appropriate only in men with specific hormonally-caused sperm problems.
* result in reversible contraception.

Infertility treatment
* Some infertility treatments attempt to get a pregnancy started without intercourse.
* can be an emotional experience for couples
  - complicated, expensive, and stressful
  - cost many thousands of dollars and involve strong drugs or hormones
  - place additional stress on couples

### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment:

Laser treatment
* are common and often can lower pressure in the eyes
  - usually less expensive than conventional surgery
* can also improve the appearance of wrinkles and furrows
  - cure closed-angle glaucoma which, if untreated, can cause blindness
  - eliminate persistent blood vessels that cause the reddened complexion
  - help restore vision impaired by diabetic retinopathy
  - lighten dark stretch marks
  - reattach retina by tacking it down
* causes the new blood vessels to disappear.
* helps seal leaking blood vessels and preserve vision.
* highly selective process that is typically less traumatic than general surgery.
* is administered in hospital under a general anaesthetic
  - popular for the treatment of oral cavity and airway lesions
  - the latest technological breakthrough in varicose vein treatment
  - used to treat retinopathy
### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment | massage:

Therapeutic massage
* Therapeutic Massage Is one of the most ancient and universal healing arts.
* are a relaxing way to treat and comfort and heal areas on the body.
* brings the oil through the skin while the vapor is inhaled.
* can be an important part of a personal health and fitness program.
* feel good and help to relieve a lot of stress.
* focuses on muscle fiber.
* has a tranquilizing effect on the central nervous system.
* helps relieve pain from muscular tension or joint aches
  - to restore balance and return the body to normal
* involves manipulation of the soft tissue structures of the body.
* is an effective short-term nursing intervention for pain
  - currently the most common form of therapy practiced
  - found in all cultures as an integral part of health care and maintenance
  - non-sexual
  - one of the most ancient and respected healing arts
* massage, which aids the body to heal or cure soft tissue injuries.
* special way that enhances the process of rejuvenation.
* stimulates the relaxation response to stress.

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

Digitalisation
* impinges on creation, production and distribution.
* is medical aid

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

Homeopathy
* Homeopathies are medical care.
* integrates well with conventional medicine.
* seeks to remove the underlying weakness in the body
  - treat the person and their symptoms
* stimulates the body's ability to heal with very small amounts of natural substances
  - natural healing mechanisms
  - human body in a safe and gentle way
* treats the whole person - emotional, mental and spiritual as well as physical
  - person, as an individual, rather than treating the disease alone
* works on kickstarting the immune system into action
  - the principle of like curing like
* works with the body to balance glands
  - strengthen it so offending organisms can no longer survive
  - body's natural defense system
### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment | therapy:

Chelation therapy
* form of detoxification.
* helps relief of symptoms and improves clinical manifestations.
* involves administering an artificial amino acid into the veins.
* is among the safest of medical procedures
  - an effective way to remove heavy metals from the body
* is indicated for increasing ferritin and elevated liver iron
  - in lead poisoning
  - ineffective for the treatment of peripheral vascular disease
  - popular in the United States
  - relatively safe providing kidney function is normal
  - the primary means of lead mobilization
  - used supposedly to remove toxins within our body
* is, at best, a controversial approach to the man's complaints of fatigue.
* promotes health by increasing the blood flow with enhanced collateral circulation.
* very safe medical procedure.
* works by reducing lead in blood and soft tissues.
### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment | therapy:

Combined therapy
* Combined therapies are attempts to improve the results of the various forms of radiation therapy.
* is part of an approach which integrates psychiatric treatments in general.

Complementary therapy
* Complementary therapies can relieve symptoms and improve the quality of life for some patients
  - provide an alternative to conventional medicine
* Some complementary therapies have their roots in Eastern traditions.
* are supportive methods used in addition to mainstream conventional therapy.
* helps patients.
* produces effects
  - significant effects

Conventional therapy
* Conventional therapies are the treatments which doctors use most often to treat people with cancer.
* Many conventional therapies treat only the symptoms of arthritis.

Couples therapy
* Most couples therapy teaches partners to solve problems and resolve conflicts.
* allows two people to seek treatment together.
* involves resolution of conflict in an intimate relationship
  - the two people in a committed relationship
* is the umbrella term applied to interventions that aid couples in distress.

Craniosacral therapy
* addresses the boney and soft tissue imbalances thus eliminating the pain.
* can help to alleviate headaches and neck and back pain.
* hands on method of treatment to improve health and function.
* manipulates the bones of the skull to treat a range of conditions.

Dance therapy
* can improve the coordination of little-used muscles.
* is based on the belief that the mind and body work in unison
  - psychotherapy
* treats emotional problems with dance.
* uses creative dance to unlock tension and relieve the effect of stress on the body
  - dance and movement to unlock blocked or repressed memories

Dietary therapy
* Dietary therapies tend to focus on removing items form the diet that are causing problems.
* Some dietary therapy helps diseases.
### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment | therapy:

Drug therapy
* Drug therapies Increase or decrease the level of a particular neurotransmitter
  - are also sometimes available in cases where extreme behavior needs to be controlled
  - have a substantial impact on disease outcomes
  - seem to be most effective with schizophrenia
  - work by blocking certain neurotransmitters in the brain
* Most drug therapies work by decreasing bone resorbtion
  - therapy replaces dopamine in the brain
* can also be useful for people who are experiencing a severe depression.
* can also help differentiate trigeminal neuralgia from toothache pain
  - reduce spacticity associated with cerebral palsy
  - alter the oral microflora sufficiently to result in oral burning
* can be a useful part of treatment for some forms of aggression
  - beneficial in some cases, but can also cause a number of side effects
  - help prevent or block migraines
  - stabilize moods in almost all people with bipolar disorder, even severe forms
  - substantially modify the risk and progression of conditions that cause disability
* common reason for false positive results.
* consists of gemfibrozil, fenofibrate, niacin, statins, or combination therapy.
* decreases the risks of stroke, heart disease, and kidney failure.
* has quality
  - to work both in controlling seizures and making life livable
* helps control the signs and symptoms and prevent HF progression
  - to open restricted airways and reduce inflammation
* includes antidepressant drugs and mood stabilizers
  - antispasmodics, antidiarrheal, and anti-anxiety medications
  - the use of phenothiazines, chlorpromazine and promazine in particular
* influences mineral ion fluxes and suppresses bone cell activity.
* involves long-term use of hormone therapy
  - replacing the missing thyroid hormone with levothyroxine
  - use of hormone therapy to shrink the fibroid and minimize symptoms
* is administered and evaluated for desired effects and adverse reactions
  - always a concern in pregnant patients
  - known to cause insomnia, lethargy, appetite loss, and weight loss
  - medical treatments
  - often the first choice of treatment for an episode of depression
* is the conventional treatment for asthma in traditional western medicine
  - most common means of treating disease
  - sorcery of our cooked-eating age
  - treatment of choice for achalasia
* kills adults and causes a slow disappearance of the microfilariae.
* mainstay of asthma treatment.
* primary component to management of gout.
* tends to be for symptomatic relief.
* trial and error process.

Electrotherapy
* can work in a variety of ways.
* is one of the core skills of the physiotherapist

Endoscopic therapy
* consists of either sclerotherapy or banding.
* is especially applicable to elderly patients
  - the treatment of choice
* way or reducing variceal bleeding without surgery.

Equine therapy
* can also complement traditional therapies.
* continuation of complete health care for the horse.
* is applied post-surgically or after an injury to shorten the recovery time.

Experimental therapy
* Experimental therapies change frequently.
* extends life.
### medical procedure | surgical procedure | treatment | therapy:

Family therapy
* addresses problems that occur in a family context.
* can also reduce relapse and re- hospitalization rates for severe mental illness
  - re-hospitalization rates for severe mental illness
  - help close relatives understand and cope with the illness
  - restore hope and intimacy
  - significantly decrease relapse rates for the schizophrenic family member
* enables families to communicate more effectively and resolve conflicts.
* focuses on the interactions between family members.
* help a couple avoid separation or divorce.
* helps families understand the disorder and become involved in the patient's recovery.
* is also helpful in treating some addictions
  - extremely important for teens with eating disorders
* is group psychotherapy
  - important to help educate relatives
  - more useful for individuals living at home than for others
* teaches the whole family how to change self-defeating patterns.
* terrific resource to help people learn problem solving techniques that work.
* way of working with people with problems.

Fluid therapy
* includes replacement of various electrolytes, especially potassium.
* is based on an assessment of the degree of dehydration present
  - important to keep circulation to the kidneys adequate and help prevent failure
  - indicated if dehydration problem
  - most effective when given aggressively and early in the course of disease
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Group therapy
* can be useful to individuals who are enduring similar stress.
* common method of treatment for teenagers and adults.
* focuses on individual dynamics and group process.
* helps people improve their interpersonal relationships.
* involves people with similar illnesses
  - the simultaneous treatment of several or more clients in a group
* is most beneficial after the mother has recovered from severe depression
  - psychotherapy
  - used to teach the residents to support, confront and help each other
* uses interaction among group members to initiate change.
* valid method of treatment for many psychopathologies.
* way of providing help to more than one patient at a time.

Heat therapy
* HEAT therapy helps to reduce pain, as does ultrasound and physiotherapy treatments.
* is able to destroy cancer cells.

Herbal therapy
* Herbal therapies employ individual or mixtures of herbs for therapeutic value
  - have important biological activities and are in wide use for numerous diseases
  - have, and continue to be used to treat many of the ailments that plague mankind
* Some herbal therapies can be useful for skin conditions.
* is therapy

Holistic therapy
* Holistic therapies focus on balancing the bodys' energy and restoring the bodys' health.
* is oriented to the individual causes that are believed to have lead to the disease.

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Hormonal therapy
* Hormonal therapies alter the production or activity of particular hormones in the body
  - work by interfering with the production or action of particular hormones
* acts to suppress testosterone.
* aims to curb the production of testosterone needed by the cancer cells to grow.
* can decrease the symptoms and the tumor size
  - include removal of the testes or drug therapy
* cuts off the supply of testosterone or androgens that the tumor needs to grow
  - tumor's supply of testosterone that it needs to grow
* form of systemic treatment for breast cancer.
* is also an option to be given alone or with concurrently with radiation therapy
  - an option some women choose
  - given in the form of tablets or injections
  - preferred when the cancer spread to other parts of the body
  - used in women who choose more aggressive medical intervention
* represents a specific treatment for a known endocrine abnormality.
* uses hormones to treat the cancer.
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Immunotherapy
* Immunotherapies are therapy.
* attempts to use the body's immune system to combat cancer.
* increases a patient's tolerance to the allergens that prompt asthma symptoms.
* involves drugs designed to trigger the body's immune system to attack the cancer.
* involves injecting small amounts of the allergen to which a person is allergic
  - solutions of the allergens and creating a tolerance
* is therapy
* stimulates a person's own immune system to fight cancer.
* tries to get the body's natural defense mechanism, the immune system, to fight cancer.
* works best when patients distance themselves from whatever triggers their allergies
  - well for allergic asthma and stinging insect sensitivity as well

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Passive immunotherapy
* term for giving someone preformed antibodies.
* uses antibodies made in the laboratory.

Induction therapy
* involves the use of powerful anti-rejection agents on a prophylactic basis.
* is associated with more side effects, particularly low white blood cell count
  - followed by additional therapy to eliminate whatever cancer remains
  - started to rid the blood and marrow of visible leukemic cells
  - used to bring the CMV retinitis under control

Interpersonal therapy
* focuses on how a loss or change in a relationship affects the patient
  - to develop healthier relationships at home and at school
* helps people deal with problems in personal relationships
  - work out relationship problems
* improves symptoms.
* more recent type of therapy that is being offered.

Iontophoresis
* are therapy.
* is an effective way to resolve nagging inflammatory musculoskeletal conditions
* uses a mild electrical current to transport medication into the skin.

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Laser therapy
* affects the cells only in the treated area.
* can also seal off leaking vessels and prevent further bleeding and vision loss
  - only stop the progression of the retinopathy
  - tighten fibers or create hole to drain some of the fluid
* highly effective and non-invasive form of treatment.
* involves the use of high-intensity light to destroy cancer cells.
* is considered experimental by the medical profession
  - one of the newer methods used to destroy some types of warts
  - still new in India for cosmetic purposes
  - the use of high intensity light to destroy tumor cells
  - used in treating gastrointestinal bleeding and cancer
* is used to destroy some types of warts
  - help slow or prevent blindness in some people with diabetes
* removes skin layers by vaporization.
* seems to cause less adjacent tissue injury than cautery.
* uses a carbon dioxide laser beam to remove the lesion
  - highly focused beam of light that destroys only the cancer cells
* uses a narrow beam of intense light to kill cancer cells
  - light to remove cancer cells
* uses a narrow beam of light to kill cancer cells
  - to remove or destroy cancer cells
  - high-intensity light to destroy tumor cells
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Light therapy
* can mean the difference between night and day to some.
* comes in all sizes, colors and intensities.
* consists of using a light box with high-intensity florescent lights.
* has an antidepressant effect.
* includes wearing glasses with different color lenses.
* involves exposure to intense levels of light under controlled conditions
  - the use of light that mimics the intensity of natural, outdoor light
* is now a widely used therapy for sad and milder forms of depression
  - for sad therapy and milder forms of depression
  - one of several approaches to treating bipolar disorder
  - promoted for use in unproven and potentially harmful ways
  - the primary, non-drug based treatment for winter depression
  - used in the morning or before the work shift
* regulates brain chemistry by controlling the levels of serotonin and melatonin.
* unique and effective treatment for winter depression.
* uses light emitted from 'full-spectrum' lights.
* utilizes a full spectrum for treating depression.
* works for many people, but can lead to eyestrain, headaches, insomnia or irritability.
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Magnet therapy
* appears to be complementary to many types of medicine, preventive and curative.
* can help by stimulating circulation and reducing inflammation.
* is the latest rage among athletes, who claim it reduces muscle soreness and pain.

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Magnetic therapy
* controversial treatment for pain and other disorders.
* drug free way of eliminating pain and swelling.
* has world-wide popularity.
* includes the use of magnetic bracelets, necklaces.
* is as natural as nature
  - based on the biological effects of magnetic fields on the living organism
  - believed to help reduce inflammation, relieve muscle spasms and ease pain
* is the application of magnetic fields to living things
  - hottest trend among professional athletes
* is the most effective form of non-invasive pain management
  - natural alternative to chemicals and drugs
  - safe, non-invasive discomfort remedy of the millennium
* is very effective in the control and the relief of pain
  - popular in Japan and eastern Europe
* relieves aches, pains and tension by increasing blood circulation.
* relieves pain and promotes natural healing

Maintenance therapy
* Maintenance therapies work to prevent recurrence.
* is life long to prevent relapse
  - lifetime with fluconazole
  - used in patients with a history of recurrence
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Photodynamic therapy
* can be a curative modality in advanced esophageal carcinoma.
* combines a photosensitizing agent and light to kill cells.
* consists of injecting a cancer-killing drug.
* continues to be studied in the treatment of esophageal cancer.
* holds promise for treating early laryngeal cancer.
* involves the injection of a chemical into the bloodstream.
* offers a chance for cancer patients to improve their quality of life.
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Phytotherapy
* denotes treatment with medications produced from natural plant products.
* is the treatment using plant products

Polarity therapy
* holistic approach to natural health care.
* kind of acupuncture without the needles.
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Psychological therapy
* Many psychological therapies are essentially a process of rehearsal and training.
* Most psychological therapy reduces pain.
* includes techniques.
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Topical therapy
* Topical therapies are ineffective for fungal nail infections
  - only effective when they come directly into contact with the candidal plaques
  - usually effective for mild tinea corporis
* consists of shampoos and rinses and topical anti-itch solutions.
* is the usual treatment, such as with clotrimazole or nystatin
  - useful in cases of noninflammatory lesions

Traditional therapy
* Many traditional therapies address the end stages of disease.
* Traditional therapies encourage women to be independent and self-sufficient.
* focuses on the speech form, the production of the speech sound.
* includes psychological counseling for the child and the family, and drugs.
* is based on a multi-sensory approach that deals with the production of speech.

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Vision therapy
* can go beyond making the eyes look straight
  - help the child's brain learn and mature neurologically
* consists of eye exercises.
* exercises the eyes and helps both eyes work as a team.
* includes many different kinds of treatments for children with vision problems.
* involves a medically supervised program of therapeutic exercises
  - therapeutic procedures
* is done by behavioral optometrists or their staff, vision therapists.
* is prescribed by eye doctors who specialize in children's vision
  - optometrists who specialize in children's vision
* licensed specialty of optometry.
* rehabilitative therapy.

Water therapy
* helps in the treatment of arthritis and other debilitating conditions.
* is an effective way to boost and use one's one pancreatic juice supply.
* is the best to wash away bile
  - only proven means to slow progression of the disease
  - used to treat muscle aches and pains

Yoga therapy
* begins with relaxation.
* can often complement other therapies.
* retains the basic principles and aims of yoga.

Topical treatment
* can help improve fine wrinkles and skin texture.
* help to unblock the pores, remove sebum and promote healing.
* is standard therapy for outer ear infections.
* tend to consist of steroid creams and ointments.

Various treatment
* Most various treatments affect health.
* include phases.
* to control willows.

Wastewater treatment
* critical infrastructure of more densely-populated areas.
* involves cleaning water and managing the resulting sewage sludge.
* is the last line of defense against water pollution
  - vital to the purification of our water and the health of the population

Water treatment
* Some water treatments consist of chlorine dioxide.
* consists primarily of the killing of bacteria and of particulate filtration.
* have effects
  - significant effects
* is one of the most rapidly expanding industry throughout the world.
* is the process of cleaning water so it is safe for human consumption
  - purifying water to make it potable
Medical science
* Most medical science use medical knowledge
  - natural substances
* are life science
  - scientific discipline
* believes that the left half of the brain predominates over the right half.
* can heal many of the same diseases magic is helpless to heal.
* deal with evidence.
* describes the different types of eczemas according to their causes and the symptoms.
* evolves and advances constantly, and some medical details go out of date rapidly.
* generates new discoveries everyday about what causes cancer and how to treat it.
* has no idea how to cure or even slow it
  - way to transplant whole eyes
  - prolonged life without considering the consequences of living longer
* has yet to prove that anyone has ever died from a broken heart
  - in human populations
* is advanced through incremental innovation
  - an evolutionary process
  - content with the normal human body, and only seeks to restore it
  - one field where innovations are happening everyday
  - very capable of relieving pain in the terminally ill
* limits itself to what is physical, observable and replicable.
* permits man to live, and reproduce, to a great age.
* progresses as new methods replace less effective ones.
* promises most people a good quality of life for decades after retirement.
* recognizes that uranium at high doses can cause kidney damage.
* says no gadget can possibly diagnose such a wide assortment of body functions.
* states that regular alcohol consumption reduces the risk of heart attacks.
* suffers from a lack of clinical trials.
* takes eight months or more to create a vaccine once a new strain appears.
* use knowledge

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Neurology
* Neurologies are medical science
  - medicine
* difficult subject and requires the memorization of vocubulary and complex processes.
* field that presents many opportunities for research and clinical innovation.
* is directed to physicians concerned with diseases and conditions of the nervous system
  - paradoxical
* is the branch of science dealing with the nervous system, both normal and in disease
  - science which treats of nerves and their disorder
  - specialized field of medicine that deals with disorders of the nervous system
* is the study of muscle, synapse, nerve, brain and spinal cord structure and function
  - the bodies nervous system
  - thus an important area related to mercury