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1. 陣痛のマネージメントに対する非薬理学的アプローチnonpharmacologic approaches to management of labor pain [show details]
… Use of a birth ball (an exercise ball or physical therapy ball) during labor encourages relaxation of the… feeling closeness between parents and baby after working hard together; a sense of achievement, mastery, or even avoidance of behaving shamefully or feeling helpless; or other… women described three distinct types of labor pain: abdominal contraction pain,…
2. 鈍的または鋭的損傷を受け初期は安定している小児に対するアプローチapproach to the initially stable child with blunt or penetrating injury [show details]
… seemingly trivial abdominal trauma to the left upper quadrant. For this reason, even abdominal trauma sustained as a result of minimal force (eg, a two-year-old struck by a ball) requires a… finding) Tense compartment with a firm "wood-like" feeling; Pallor from vascular insufficiency (uncommon) Diminished…
3. カンジダ感染症の概要overview of candida infections [show details]
… intra-abdominal manifestations of Candida infection include isolated pancreatic abscess, gangrenous cholecystitis, and obstruction to the common bile duct with a Candida fungus ball.… The usual symptoms of oropharyngeal candidiasis are a cottony feeling in the mouth,…
4. 舞踏病の概要overview of chorea [show details]
… and irregular contractions conveying a feeling of restlessness to the observer .… Ballism refers to involuntary movements that are proximal and large amplitude (in contrast to distal, low-amplitude contractions typical of chorea) with a flinging or kicking character. Ballism is most…
5. ウィルソン病：臨床症状、診断、自然経過wilson disease clinical manifestations diagnosis and natural history [show details]
…forms of liver involvement) Asymptomatic (steatosis, chronic hepatitis, compensated cirrhosis) Abdominal pain (acute hepatitis, acute liver failure) Jaundice (acute hepatitis, acute liver failure with … involvement, choreic movements may result in violent, uncontrolled flailing movements of the extremities (ballism). Athetosis refers to slower writhing movements with a sinuous quality. The term choreoathetosis…