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Things trauma often describes ("trauma ________")
- dialectic
- intervention
- setting
- pain
- cases
- based
- assessment
- nightmares
- oedema
- combination
- symptomatology
- spectrum
- counseling
- focus
- bonding
- distress
- recovery
- shock
- monocyte
- support
- experiences
- specific
- unit
- drama
- stress
- situations
- crisis
- theory
- disorder
- producing
- sequelae
- clients
- team
- model
- related
- personality
- emotion
- mortality
- intelligence
- care
- fracture
- discount
- rehabilitation
- management
- victim
- fractures
- response
- anxiety
- survivors
- situation
- environment
- functioning
- deaths
- rama
- period
- reaction
- alexithymia
- associated
- phase
- couples
- patient
- reactions
- events
- debriefing
- immunosuppression
- reconstruction
- syndrome
- induced
- ward
- release
- injury
- counselling
- hemorrhage
- pathology
- focused
- organized
- symptoms
- therapy
- informed
- amnesia
- complications
- patients
- center
- victims
- biomechanics
How trauma often is described ("________ trauma")
- closed
- cranial
- secondary
- original
- genital
- facial
- laryngeal
- nasal
- experimental
- emotional
- perineal
- accidental
- pediatric
- chronic
- acute
- spinal
- less
- psychic
- renal
- physical
- additional
- mild
- operative
- massive
- antecedent
- surgical
- minor
- serious
- acoustic
- cardiac
- skeletal
- cerebral
- mechanical
- minimal
- initial
- excessive
- repeated
- orbital
- ocular
- splenic
- direct
- cumulative
- past
- extreme
- abdominal
- cervical
- indirect
- vascular
- violent
- pancreatic
- slight
- psychological
- dental
- blunt
- birth
- recent
- maxillofacial
- related
- repetitive
- post
- obstetric
- craniocerebral
- collective
- thoracic
- prior
- occlusal
- hepatic
- unnecessary
- trivial
- unresolved
- sexual
- early
- significant
- severe
- major
- extensive
- soft
- local
- external
- previous
- multiple
- pelvic
