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Definition of treatment
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Treatment
(n.)
Entertainment;
treat.
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Prophylaxis
::
Prophylaxis
(n.) The art of
preserving
from, or of
preventing,
disease;
the
observance
of the rules
necessary
for the
preservation
of
health;
preservative
or
preventive
treatment..
Contraindicate
::
Contraindicate
(v. t.) To
indicate,
as by a
symptom,
some
method
of
treatment
contrary
to that which the
general
tenor of the case would seem to
require..
Treatment
::
Treatment
(n.)
Entertainment;
treat.
Mistreatment
::
Mistreatment
(n.) Wrong
treatment.
Malpractice
::
Malpractice
(n.) Evil
practice;
illegal
or
immoral
conduct;
practice
contrary
to
established
rules;
specifically,
the
treatment
of a case by a
surgeon
or
physician
in a
manner
which is
contrary
to
accepted
rules and
productive
of
unfavorable
results..
Case
::
Case (n.) A
patient
under
treatment;
an
instance
of
sickness
or
injury;
as, ten cases of
fever;
also, the
history
of a
disease
or
injury..
Delicacy
::
Delicacy
(a.)
Addiction
to
pleasure;
luxury;
daintiness;
indulgence;
luxurious
or
voluptuous
treatment.
Nicety
::
Nicety
(n.) A
delicate
expression,
act, mode of
treatment,
distinction,
or the like; a
minute
distinction..
Salicylic
::
Salicylic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
an acid
formerly
obtained
by
fusing
salicin
with
potassium
hydroxide,
and now made in large
quantities
from
phenol
(carbolic
acid) by the
action
of
carbon
dioxide
on
heated
sodium
phenolate.
It is a white
crystalline
substance.
It is used as an
antiseptic,
and in its salts in the
treatment
of
rheumatism.
Called
also
hydroxybenzoic
acid..
Perkinism
::
Perkinism
(n.) A
remedial
treatment,
by
drawing
the
pointed
extremities
of two rods, each of a
different
metal,
over the
affected
part;
tractoration,
-- first
employed
by Dr.
Elisha
Perkins
of
Norwich,
Conn. See
Metallotherapy..
Metabole
::
Metabole
(n.) A
change
or
mutation;
a
change
of
disease,
symptoms,
or
treatment..
Mercy
::
Mercy (n.)
Forbearance
to
inflict
harm under
circumstances
of
provocation,
when one has the power to
inflict
it;
compassionate
treatment
of an
offender
or
adversary;
clemency..
Urtication
::
Urtication
(n.) The act or
process
of
whipping
or
stinging
with
nettles;
--
sometimes
used in the
treatment
of
paralysis.
Entreaty
::
Entreaty
(n.)
Treatment;
reception;
entertainment.
Balneotherapy
::
Balneotherapy
(n.) The
treatment
of
disease
by
baths.
Prejudication
::
Prejudication
(n.) A
previous
treatment
and
decision
of a
point;
a
precedent.
Tractation
::
Tractation
(n.)
Treatment
or
handling
of a
subject;
discussion.
Manage
::
Manage
(n.)
Hence:
Esp., to guide by
careful
or
delicate
treatment;
to wield with
address;
to make
subservient
by
artful
conduct;
to bring
around
cunningly
to one's
plans..
Demeanor
::
Demeanor
(v. t.)
Management;
treatment;
conduct.
Linoleum
::
Linoleum
(n.)
Linseed
oil
brought
to
various
degrees
of
hardness
by some
oxidizing
process,
as by
exposure
to
heated
air, or by
treatment
with
chloride
of
sulphur.
In this
condition
it is used for many of the
purposes
to which India
rubber
has been
applied..
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