Hopefully, a successful strike will inspire other groups of workers to undertake similar prophylactic action. |
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If these measures are unsuccessful, prophylactic treatment may be needed to prevent migraines. |
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In surgical settings at high risk for emesis, a prophylactic perioperative antiemetic is useful. |
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Other studies conclude that prophylactic colonic resection cannot prevent recurrent disease and its complications. |
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The biggest Y2K doomsayers were the computer consultants who raked in big bucks peddling prophylactic programming. |
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And I would not advise taking immune-stimulating herbs as a prophylactic measure. |
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In pre-modern medicine, catholicon was a soft electuary, so called as being supposedly universal in its curative and prophylactic abilities. |
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While travelers to malarial regions can take prophylactic medicines, these drugs are too toxic for long-term use for residents. |
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These lesions, being visible during eye examinations, are often considered for prophylactic therapy in an attempt to prevent retinal detachment. |
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It instead violates a prophylactic rule intended to help discipline police and deter coerced confessions. |
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To optimise treatment, patients should be stratified into risk categories to allow the most appropriate prophylactic measure to be used. |
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Currently, most prophylactic knee braces use unilateral or bilateral bars with hinges. |
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Mucositis should be managed with antiseptic mouthwash and prophylactic or early treatment of oral candidiasis. |
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Nitrofurantoin monohydrate is another reasonable prophylactic antibiotic that may be used in children who are older than eight weeks of age. |
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Their susceptibility to ten antibiotics used in curative or prophylactic treatment was measured. |
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Anthracinum, which is prepared by triturating the dried puss from anthrax, is a very effective prophylactic against anthrax. |
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It is not indicated for the prophylactic therapy of migraine or in the treatment of hemiplegic or basilar migraines. |
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Treatment of basilar migraines should avoid vasoconstrictors, otherwise standard abortive and prophylactic migraine medications are appropriate. |
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The preoperative nurse or the anesthesia care provider administers a prophylactic antibiotic as requested by the surgeon. |
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Many approved official prophylactic packs in fact contained antiseptic ointment. |
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Patients who are immunosuppressed or immunocompromised need to take prophylactic antibiotics when at risk of bacteremia. |
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Nitrates and calcium channel blocking drugs can be tried taken sublingually for episodes of pain or orally and regularly as a prophylactic. |
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Use of prophylactic cimetidine or tonsillectomy also may improve symptoms in some children. |
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The efficacy of prophylactic antipyretics for all transfusions, although widely practiced, has yet to be established. |
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All patients routinely receive a prophylactic dose of intravenous antibiotics preoperatively. |
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Personally, I am less and less persuaded by prophylactic arguments directed at teenage wisdom. |
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The role of traditional risk factors and prophylactic measures in air travel-related venous thromboembolism needs further investigation. |
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In other words, there's very slight blockage and they want to take a preventative move, prophylactic heart surgery. |
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Like a prophylactic, it prevents certain bad things from happening while preserving most of the benefits of interaction. |
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The study did not find any evidence that prophylactic indomethacin affected other outcomes such as chronic lung disease, necrotising enterocolitis, and retinopathy. |
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She had had no previous episodes or prophylactic antibiotic treatment. |
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This prophylactic rule requires suppression of any custodial statement made before the warnings are given. |
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The results of this study suggest that substantial opportunities exist to improve the use of prophylactic antimicrobials for patients undergoing major surgical procedures. |
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Services include prophylactic treatment for sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy testing and post-coital contraceptive service, and referral for STI screening. |
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For the prediction of use of cancer screening and of prophylactic surgery, we intended to use logistic regression modeling, but it was not possible. |
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Prescribing of drugs for Alzheimer's disease and prophylactic extraction of wisdom teeth showed trends consistent with, but not obviously a consequence of, the guidance. |
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Better preventive and prophylactic strategies will be needed until newer antibiotics become available and the sanitation and hygiene in developing countries improve. |
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Although some of these illnesses can be prevented by vaccines or prophylactic measures, proper sanitation and personal cleanliness are vital to disease prevention. |
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Healthcare spending is not promotable as a goal in itself and such spending, except in its preventive or prophylactic aspect, is unrelated to good health, a promotable goal. |
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Quinine, as well as being used as a prophylactic against malaria, was also considered to be an appetite stimulant and a more general antidote to fever. |
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Its use as a prophylactic, especially in cardiac surgery, may increase. |
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It is an anti-oestrogen widely used in the adjuvant therapy of breast cancer and is also used as a prophylactic to prevent the disease in high-risk women. |
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Under these conditions antibiotics are given as a prophylactic because there is the reasonable expectation disease would occur if no action was taken. |
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Fear is never a good reason to take unnecessary medication, and in this case taking the drug as a prophylactic could cause much more harm than good. |
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The patient is instructed to take prophylactic antibiotics when he or she visits the dentist for cleanings or dental work in the two years after surgery. |
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Patients are instructed that when they visit the dentist for cleanings or dental work during the next two years, they should take prophylactic antibiotics. |
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After all, a huge range of anti-pressure sore mattresses and various prophylactic systems are available. |
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They will also assess and treat injuries in clinic, providing prophylactic and reinforcement taping when clinically indicated. |
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Other interventions such as STI screening and prophylactic antibiotic treatment should also be provided at the time of IUD insertion if possible. |
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Patients should be advised on measures to prevent constipation and prophylactic laxative use should be considered. |
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Considerations relevant to testing and prophylactic treatment may militate against providing notice, for example. |
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Since 1992, the Community has followed a strict policy of prohibiting prophylactic vaccination with regard to foot-and-mouth disease. |
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It also boosts their immune systems, and reduces the need for prophylactic antibiotics. |
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In addition, 3 children are receiving prophylactic treatment for a period of three months. |
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Quite frankly, when we talk about mandatory minimum penalties, they are tailored because of their prophylactic effect. |
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It is a fact that a job which enjoys social recognition is prophylactic against loneliness for many people. |
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Systematic vaccination and prophylactic campaigns have led to significant improvements in the health of the livestock. |
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Since the advent of prophylactic antibiotic treatment, no other procedure to prevent surgical site infections has been scientifically validated. |
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She is worried because one of her daughters is talking about getting a prophylactic mastectomy. |
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Some investigators have used prophylactic anticonvulsivant therapy in this setting. |
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They also need to understand the distinction between symptomatic and prophylactic treatment strategies. |
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This will help to identify any possible risks early on and allow medical staff to take the necessary prophylactic measures. |
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There is no currently recognized post-exposure prophylactic intervention that will decrease the risk of infection. |
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Non-selective NSAID therapy may be appropriate for chronic pain management in aspirin users given that suitable GI prophylactic measures are utilized in high-risk patients. |
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She may consider possible prophylactic mastectomy and oophorectomy. |
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This emphatic analysis, along with many other stubbornly negative trials, signals the end for vitamin E as a general prophylactic against cancer and heart disease. |
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Reports conflict over the value of prophylactic, therapeutic, or rescue cervical cerclage for women at risk of preterm labour because of cervical incompetence. |
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It is a generic drug, and it's a very good prophylactic medicine. |
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Section 5, by contrast, works as a prophylactic measure, stopping discrimination before it can occur. |
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In some sense, their embrace of self-described black conservatives can be seen as a prophylactic measure. |
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Six months later, at a hospital 600 miles from home, my mom underwent a prophylactic double mastectomy. |
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The speech contained a sentence of prophylactic praise for initiative and enterprise, hard work and personal responsibility. |
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Yet many doctors recommend aspirin as a prophylactic for everyone at risk of heart disease. |
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When the surgeon decides to leave the nipple areola in place for a prophylactic or oncologic procedure, no mammary tissue should be left underneath. |
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While generally safe, prophylactic antibiotics are associated with allergic reactions, side effects, and the potential for bacterial resistance and superinfection. |
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Even seminal fluid has been treated as a love philtre or prophylactic in witchcraft, and administered by Aborigines to dying or enfeebled members of their community. |
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The patient had herpes labialis and valacyclovir was changed from a prophylactic dose to a treatment dose. |
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If the individual with whom a worker has had contact is in a high-risk group for carrying any of these viruses, it is best for the worker to begin prophylactic treatment regardless of test results. |
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Severe hypertension has been reported when oxytocin was given three to four hours following prophylactic administration of a vasoconstrictor in conjunction with caudal block anesthesia. |
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The finding that low DHA levels were associated with depression variables in ACS patients may explain links demonstrated between cardiovascular health and depression, and may have prophylactic and treatment implications. |
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Many commenters suggest a prophylactic justification for neutrality regulation by appealing to the possibility of harmful behavior. |
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Finally, some propitiatory sacrifices are clearly prophylactic, intended to avert possible misfortune and calamity, and as such they are really bribes offered to the gods. |
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Patients requiring regular asthma medication and patients with unstable or worsening asthma on currently available prophylactic therapy or bronchodilator alone. |
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Upon presentation, the patient was also on a prophylactic antibiotic regimen consisting of dapsone and azithromycin. |
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In addition, the prophylactic use of the diuretic acetazolamide initiated two to three days before ascent may prevent or mitigate acute altitude sickness. |
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The rate of contralateral prophylactic mastectomies is rising, even though there is no evidence for a survival benefit. |
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As coccidiosis may occur in flocks treated with a coccidiostat at prophylactic levels, it is advisable to have a concentrated coccidiostat available for medicating the water at a curative level. |
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During their two-year training, prison officer trainees are provided with an orientation on the symptoms, consequences and prophylactic treatment of mental reactions to exclusion. |
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He says Europeans are already regulating against prophylactic antibiotics, and if the same measures are implemented in Canada the poultry industry will be caught flat-footed. |
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All mothers received a prophylactic antibiotic, and all samples were negative by bacteriological tests. |
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For public health purposes, the most practical is iodization of salt, and this continues to be the mainstay of national prophylactic programs. |
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Consequently, the SOGC Infectious Diseases Committee considers that the available evidence regarding the prophylactic role of Caesarean section applies only to women who have not received optimal antiretroviral therapy. |
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Thiazides in the prophylactic treatment of recurrent idiopathic kidney stones. |
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In general, prophylactic administration is normally not required after the end of surgical procedures, however, intra-operative administrations should be considered if the surgical procedure is lengthy. |
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Consultation with an oncologist or geneticist is recommended when considering hysterectomy and prophylactic oophorectomy for a familial history of ovarian cancer. |
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In geopolitics, as in life, the best medicine is prophylactic. |
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This also to further reduce the prophylactic use of antibiotics. |
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The ban on their prophylactic use can be supported. |
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The risk of antibiotic-associated adverse events exceeds the benefit, if any, from prophylactic antibiotic therapy except in very high-risk situations. |
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People who have had contact with anyone infected by pneumonic plague are given prophylactic antibiotics. |
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Medicine is justly distributed into prophylactic, or the art of preserving health, and therapeutic, or the art of restoring it. |
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We took the view that the mass culling of healthy stock is not acceptable in future, which is why we fully support the conclusions of the report that prophylactic vaccination must be used. |
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Emetic potential of the chemotherapy and the prophylactic use of antiemetics each appeared to contribute to the overall severity of symptoms. |
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However, the physician may prescribe a prophylactic therapy against vein thrombosis or lung embolisms depending on the individual risk of developing blood clots. |
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It should be possible to use the centralised procedure for the authorisation of veterinary medicinal products used within the framework of Community provisions regarding prophylactic measures for epizootic diseases. |
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In time, a United States committed to unilateral supremacy and prophylactic invulnerability, and Europeans attempting to build and enlarge cooperative security through multilateralism, could only drift apart from each other. |
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Nifursol, an aromatic nitrogen compound, was the last remaining prophylactic agent against blackhead disease in turkeys, and it appears that no medication is now licensed for the treatment of this disease. |
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Because of institutional prophylactic neonatal eye treatment the frequency of gonococcal conjunctivitis is decreasing rapidly in the Western countries. |
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The Zulus of South Africa use a decoction of Sclerocarya birrea bark as a prophylactic remedy against gangrenous rectitis, and the fruit for the destruction of ticks. |
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Disallowing prophylactic benztropine permitted the emergence of parkinsonian symptoms, undermining haloperidol compliance and compromising the double blind. |
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Spawning channels preserve the natural selection of natural streams, as there is no benefit, as in hatcheries, to use prophylactic chemicals to control diseases. |
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Moreover, the study introduced a prophylactic method of intrawound application of vancomycin powder for prevention of infection during open elbow arthrolysis. |
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Without prophylactic or preemptive treatment against CMV with antiviral drugs, the virus can cause post-transplantation rejection, as well as opportunistic infections. |
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