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541. Ultrasound (ultrasound)
:: The counselor will also want to look over your medical records including any ultrasounds prenatal test results past pregnancies and medications you may have taken before or during pregnancy
542. Psychiatry (mate hinengaro)
:: If psychiatry is to move forward it is necessary but not sufficient to resist state coercion and to listen to patients
543. Psychoanalysis (psychoanalysis)
:: The rise of psychoanalysis did much to validate the contents of mental symptoms including delusions
544. Psychopath (psychopath)
:: Fifteenyearold Kevin is so psychopathically unloving almost from the moment he is born that his only concerns when older are how efficiently and sadistically he can slaughter his victims The Guardian explained
545. Psychosis (āhotea)
:: Identification of these processes may also uncover mechanisms of cognitive impairment with implications not only for AD but also for idiopathic psychoses
546. Psychosomatic (psychosomatic)
:: We surely are psychosomatic unities animated bodies rather than incarnated souls to use a famous phrase
547. Osteopathy (Osteopathy)
:: Cranialsacral therapy developed from cranial osteopathy which was founded by Andrew Taylor Still and dates back to the 1890s
548. Stoned (akina)
:: I was a kind of hippy kid with long hair and a desire to spend most of my days getting stoned
549. Stool (kumete)
:: I nodded and took a seat on the single stool behind the counter
550. Foot (waewae)
:: a captain of foot
551. Malady (turorotanga)
:: He aged with dignity despite kidney disease and other maladies
552. Malaise (ahuatanga)
:: His meditative films reflected an unease with the modern world and a feeling of malaise in western society
553. Malaria (malaria)
:: Small changes in the distribution of malaria may therefore expose large numbers of people to infection
554. Tourniquet (pāpuni)
:: The surgeon may encircle vessels with umbilical tapes and tourniquets to control blood flow later in the procedure
555. Limp (parure)
:: Angela quickly recovered from her stumble and began to limp while walking ahead of him hoping he wouldnt notice
556. Terminal (kāpeka)
:: Doctors told the family her condition was terminal although they dont link the standard of care she received with her death
557. Sling (kotaha)
:: In between was the parade swivel a small metal loop that could be slipped back and forth along the leather to engage the parade hook when the sling was shortened
558. Niggle (niggle)
:: No I dont but its one of those things that is niggling at the back of my mind
559. Bruise (pakaru)
:: Apart from the brain injuries there are a number of bruises on the body
560. Scrape (waru)
:: she has to scrape by on Social Security
561. Scratch (raraku)
:: He got out of it without a scratch but the car was totalled and it was a hundred and something thousand dollars worth of car
562. Exacerbate (exacerbate)
:: Rising energy costs which are a result of a growing scarcity as well as inflation are exacerbating the situation
563. Examination (whakamātautau)
:: A neurological examination is performed to look for any signs of brain dysfunction
564. Examine (titiro)
:: Through the diary we know how well every student that Steklov examined performed in their examination
565. Shiatsu (Shiatsu)
:: Whether Swedish shiatsu or a basic sports massage these rubdowns have earned their reputation for buoying mind body and spirit
566. Outbreak (pakarutanga)
:: According to the National Disease Surveillance Centre last years outbreaks caused at least 2000 people to become ill
567. Wholesome (maitai)
:: At first glance the poster girl for Cachez cosmetics looks as healthy and wholesome as any other
568. Pill (pire)
:: For those of you women who smoke and are not allowed to be on the pill but hate condoms this seems like a great contraceptive right
569. Appetite (hiahia)
:: Of course to be patient you have to have a long investing horizon and an appetite for some risk
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