Intercurrence


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In`ter`cur´rence


n.1.A passing or running between; occurrence.
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One study (20) performed with 65 medical files analyzed the complications experienced by individuals undergoing hemodialysis and reports that hypothermia was the second most prevalent intercurrence in this population.
Nursing diagnoses and adaptation problems among chronic renal patients/ Diagnosticos de enfermeria y problemas adaptativos en pacientes renales cronicos/ Diagnosticos de enfermagem e problemas adaptativos em renais cronicos
Royal Princess will then sail among the islands surrounding the Antarctic Peninsula, including Elephant Island, Esperanza Station, Deception Island, Intercurrence Island and Sigma Island.
PRINCESS ADDS DESTINATIONS NEW CRUISES FEATURE AFRICA, OTHER LESS-VISITED LOCATIONS
None of these women presented intercurrence during the gestation.
Analysis of a humanization proposal to the childbirth/Analise de uma proposta de humanizacao ao parto
It is necessary to discuss where care should be performed, especially before acute mental health intercurrences during hospitalizations in the socio-educational system.
Mental health care for Brazilian juvenile offenders
Breastfeeding is mostly focused on the infant's needs only, disregarding that it is crucial to care, train and prepare the nursing mother for the establishment of a breastfeeding practice without intercurrences [12,21].
Community health workers and breastfeeding: challenges related to knowledge and practice/Agentes comunitarios de saude e o aleitamento materno: desafios relacionados ao conhecimento e a pratica
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