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What is environmental deterioration?
Deterioration, from Latin deteriorare "to make worse", from deterior "lower, worse"~the environment is worsening its condition
Why is the term deterioration commonly used in healthcare?
Deterioration is commonly used in healthcare because of the many uses of the word. It is generally used to describe the worsening of a condition or injury.
What term means a worsening as described in the text?
This term neans a worsening as described in the text
How do you prevent a victim's condition from worsening?
go hospital
What is difference between deterioration and degradation?
1-Deterioration is a process that is more gradual and less severe than degradation=) deterioration in one's health condition, in relations etc... 2-Unlike degradation, deterioration is more often followed by the preposition" in" than "of" 3-Though it can be used to designate physical decline, degradation has more moral connotations than deterioration
What was the condition in Russia on the eve of World War 1?
Russia was a troubled country with a worsening economy and an ineffective ruler.
Can media cause deterioration?
Deterioration to what or who?
Explain the risk to the individual if you do not follow specialist diets?
Diabetic patients who take lots of carbohydrates risk worsening the condition if they do not follow the special diets.
What is the medical term meaning worsening?
Exacerbation is the medical term meaning worsening.
What condition is it when you have chronic worsening fatigue and muscle weakness loss of appetite weight loss because your adrenal gland do not produce enough cortisol?
Addison's Disease
If d0wagers hump is one symptom of this condition will it go away after treatment of specific drugs?
No. Dowager's hump is caused by an irreversible deterioration of the spine.
What term defines the condition of infant tooth deterioration resulting from chronic exposure to carbohydrate-rich fluids from a bottle?
juice bottle erosion
