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Qué (quién) es iamatology$543778$ - definición
Untreatable
ATTEMPTED MEDICAL REMEDIATION OF A HEALTH PROBLEM, USUALLY FOLLOWING A DIAGNOSIS
Healthcare treatment; Therapeutic; Therapists; Therapeutics; First-line treatment; Abortive medication; Systemic Psychotherapy; Medical treatment; First-line therapy; Mental health provider; First line treatment; Medical Treatment; Systemic Therapy; Therapies; Abortive remedy; First line therapy; Theraputic; Therapudic; First-line agent; First-line drug; Therapeutic activity; Medical therapy; Therapcutics; Medical therapies; Therapeutist; Clinical treatment; Supportive therapy; First line agent; Treatable; Untreatable; Preventive treatment; Abortive therapy; Second line treatment; Second-line treatment; Second-line therapy; Second line therapy; Over-treatment; Induction therapy; Gold standard therapy; Consolidation therapy; Curative therapy; Definitive therapy; Investigational therapy; Stepdown therapy; Level of care; Investigational therapies; Modality (therapy); Treatment modality; Iamatology; Aceology; Levels of care; Supportive measures; Supportive management; Third-line therapy; Third line therapy; Third-line treatment; Third line treatment; Front-line therapy; Primary therapy; Front line therapy; Treatment of disease; Disease treatment; Medical intervention; Investigational treatment; Second-line medication; First-line medication; Third-line medication; Fourth-line medication; Fourth-line therapy
·adj Incapable of being treated; not practicable.
Therapy
ATTEMPTED MEDICAL REMEDIATION OF A HEALTH PROBLEM, USUALLY FOLLOWING A DIAGNOSIS
Healthcare treatment; Therapeutic; Therapists; Therapeutics; First-line treatment; Abortive medication; Systemic Psychotherapy; Medical treatment; First-line therapy; Mental health provider; First line treatment; Medical Treatment; Systemic Therapy; Therapies; Abortive remedy; First line therapy; Theraputic; Therapudic; First-line agent; First-line drug; Therapeutic activity; Medical therapy; Therapcutics; Medical therapies; Therapeutist; Clinical treatment; Supportive therapy; First line agent; Treatable; Untreatable; Preventive treatment; Abortive therapy; Second line treatment; Second-line treatment; Second-line therapy; Second line therapy; Over-treatment; Induction therapy; Gold standard therapy; Consolidation therapy; Curative therapy; Definitive therapy; Investigational therapy; Stepdown therapy; Level of care; Investigational therapies; Modality (therapy); Treatment modality; Iamatology; Aceology; Levels of care; Supportive measures; Supportive management; Third-line therapy; Third line therapy; Third-line treatment; Third line treatment; Front-line therapy; Primary therapy; Front line therapy; Treatment of disease; Disease treatment; Medical intervention; Investigational treatment; Second-line medication; First-line medication; Third-line medication; Fourth-line medication; Fourth-line therapy
·noun Therapeutics.
therapy
ATTEMPTED MEDICAL REMEDIATION OF A HEALTH PROBLEM, USUALLY FOLLOWING A DIAGNOSIS
Healthcare treatment; Therapeutic; Therapists; Therapeutics; First-line treatment; Abortive medication; Systemic Psychotherapy; Medical treatment; First-line therapy; Mental health provider; First line treatment; Medical Treatment; Systemic Therapy; Therapies; Abortive remedy; First line therapy; Theraputic; Therapudic; First-line agent; First-line drug; Therapeutic activity; Medical therapy; Therapcutics; Medical therapies; Therapeutist; Clinical treatment; Supportive therapy; First line agent; Treatable; Untreatable; Preventive treatment; Abortive therapy; Second line treatment; Second-line treatment; Second-line therapy; Second line therapy; Over-treatment; Induction therapy; Gold standard therapy; Consolidation therapy; Curative therapy; Definitive therapy; Investigational therapy; Stepdown therapy; Level of care; Investigational therapies; Modality (therapy); Treatment modality; Iamatology; Aceology; Levels of care; Supportive measures; Supportive management; Third-line therapy; Third line therapy; Third-line treatment; Third line treatment; Front-line therapy; Primary therapy; Front line therapy; Treatment of disease; Disease treatment; Medical intervention; Investigational treatment; Second-line medication; First-line medication; Third-line medication; Fourth-line medication; Fourth-line therapy
¦ noun (plural therapies) treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder.
?the treatment of mental or psychological disorders by psychological means: he is currently in therapy.
Derivatives
therapist noun
Origin
C19: from mod. L. therapia, from Gk therapeia 'healing', from therapeuein 'minister to, treat medically'.
