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Industry:Health care
A series of enzymatic reactions by clotting factors leading to the formation of a blood clot. The clotting cascade is initiated by several thrombogenic substances. Each reaction in the cascade is triggered by the preceding one, and the effect is amplified by positive feedback loops.
Industry:Health care
A mental disorder that is primarily defined by a constellation of symptoms and behaviors and for which the pathophysiologic etiology is still largely unknown.
Industry:Health care
Administration of immune cells for the purpose of cancer treatment.
Industry:Health care
A medically supervised treatment program for alcohol or drug addiction designed to purge the body of intoxicating or addictive substances. Such a program is used as a first step in overcoming physiologic or psychologic addiction.
Industry:Health care
A rate adjusted so that it is independent of the distribution of a possible confounding variable. For example, age-adjusted rates are independent of the age distribution in the population to which they apply.
Industry:Health care
A method of adjusting rates when comparing two or more populations; it requires knowledge of the specific rates for each category in the populations to be adjusted and the frequencies in at least one population.
Industry:Health care
A multivariate method used to detect significant relationships among variables which are then used to develop predictive models for classifying future subjects.
Industry:Health care
* The incidence and prevalence of death associated with drug therapy
* One aspect of the social need addressed in the philosophy of pharmaceutical care practice.
Industry:Health care
A condition caused by increased resistance to the filling of one or both ventricles; this leads to symptoms of congestion from the inappropriate upward shift of the diastolic pressure-volume relation.
Industry:Health care
