zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài 2000 nián guó de jiā liáo chéng xiàng gōng kāi shǐ zài měi guó xiāo shòu zhǒng zhù tàn yòng lái chōng chuán tǒng de x guāng fēng de tàn zhēn
    In 2000, KaVo, a medical-imaging company in Germany, began selling a simple decay de tector in the United States that supplements conventional X rays and the dentist's sharp explorer probe.
  • miǎn liáo tōng guò yòu zēng qiáng huò zhì miǎn fǎn yìng zhì bìng de fāng
    Treatment of disease by inducing, enhancing, or suppressing an immune response.
  • zài guǎn zhè jiā zhěng xíng wài zhí liáo shè bèi gōng de nián suǒ chéng nuò de zhí shì měi nián % de rùn zēngchánglǜchú liǎo nián 1999 nián wàitādōu duì xiàn liǎo nuò yán
    He has promised annual earnings growth of at least20 % for the past25 years that he has run the orthopedic implant and medical equipment company With the exception of1998 and1999, he's delivered.
  • guó jiā hái jiāng zhú jiàn shè huì liáo jiù zhù zhì wéi pín kùn rén kǒu gōng běn liáo bǎo zhàng
    The state will also, step by step, institute a social medicare assistance system to provide basic medical security for the impoverished population.
  • shì zài hǎi tān shàng sàn de xié shìdàng de zhì liáo
    Improper shoes for a walk on the beach; improper medical treatment.
  • jìn biǎo míng mǒu zhǒng liáo děngde xìng
    To indicate the inadvisability of(a medical treatment, for example).
  • jìn xíng liǎo zhèng què de zhì liáo
    make a treatment inadvisable.
  • xuébiǎo míng shǐ yòng mǒu shū guò chéng huò zhì liáo de xiàng huò zhèng zhuàng
    (medicine) any indication or symptom that makes it inadvisable to employ a particular procedure or treatment.
  • wèi fāng xiāng liáo de zhuān jiā jiàn diǎn shàng yòu xiāng cǎo wèi de zhú huò xiāng shí jiā xiē xiāng jīng yóubìng zài fáng jiānjiā chuáng dānzhuō děng shàng pēn xiāng shuǐ
    An aromatotherapist recommends burning vanilla-scented candles or incense sticks, adding essential oils to your bath and misting rooms, furniture, linens and clothing with scented sprays.
  • : zài 'ér tóng de liáo bǎo jiàn fāng miànzhōng guó nóng cūn 'ér tóng de bìng shēng shuài hái jiào gāomǒu xiē pín kùn de 'ér tóng yíng yǎng zhuàng kuàng hái zhèng cháng biāo zhǔn
    Take medical care for children, for example. The incidence of disease among children in the countryside is high and in some poor areas children's nutrition is below the normal level.
  • èr chún zhǒng rén zào fēi lèi chún zhì chéng wéi c18h20o2, yòu xìng de xìngcéng jīng yòng zhì liáo yuè jīng shī diàodàn yóu néng huì dǎo zhì yòng guò gāi yào de de 'ér huàn yīn dào 'áixiàn zài shǐ yòng
    A synthetic nonsteroidal substance, C18H20O2, having estrogenic properties and once used to treat menstrual disorders. It is no longer prescribed because of the incidence of certain vaginal cancers in the daughters of women so treated.
  • zhèng jìhuà xīng jiàn chǔzhì liáo fèi dòng shī de fén huà shè shī fàng shè xìng fèi de chǔ cún shè shī
    The government plans to develop incineration facilities for the disposal of clinical waste and animal carcases, and to provide a proper storage facility for low-level radioactive waste.
  • jìng mài qiē kāi shùfàng xuè shù qiē jìng mài huò chuān kǒng lái fàng xuè de xíng wéi huò shí jiànzuò wéi zhǒng xué zhì liáo
    The act or practice of opening a vein by incision or puncture to remove blood as a therapeutic treatment.
  • qīn de shǔ huò guān shēn de wèi bèi qīn bèi chuān huò qièkǒu chuān zhī liáo guò chéng de
    Of or relating to a medical procedure in which a part of the body is entered, as by puncture or incision.
  • nǎo bái zhì qiē chú shù zhǒng wài shǒu shù qiē nǎo 'é qiē chú huò shén jīng shù qián jīng cháng yòng zhì liáo jīng shén hùn luàn zhèngdàn xiàn fèi chú
    Surgical incision into the frontal lobe of the brain to sever one or more nerve tracts, a technique formerly used to treat certain mental disorders but now rarely performed.
  • xiāo gài shǒu shù yuē jiǎn chá huò zhì liáo shí gài zài bìng rén shēn shàng de kuài yòng lái zài jiǎn chá huò zhì liáo zhōu wéi huò shǒu shù qièkǒu zhōu wéi gōng jūn
    A cloth arranged over a patient's body during a medical examination or treatment or during surgery, designed to provide a sterile field around the area being examined or treated or around the operative incision.
  • wàigōng fèi liáo xíng shì de liáo bǎo zhàng zhì hái gài liǎo duō de chéng zhèn rén kǒuzhōng guó zhèng zhèng zài jiāng zhè xiē rén kǒu zhú dào běn liáo bǎo xiǎn zhì zhōng
    In addition, free medical service and other forms of medicare security systems cover over 100 million urbanites. The Chinese government is now working to incorporate these people gradually in the basic medical insurance system.
  • shòu néng gōngjǐ dòng hǎo de liáo bǎo jiàn -- jià 'áng guìruò wéi liǎo zhī xiān jìn de jiàn kāng liáo bǎo jiàn fèi yòngrén men wèitā men de chǒng mǎi jiàn kāng bǎo xiǎn
    Veterinarians can give animals an incredible level of medical care for an incredible price. To pay for the high-tech health care, people can buy health insurance for their pets.
  • ān bié huàn zhě yīn bìng qíng dào liǎo wǎn huò zhì zhī zhèng yuàn zài shòu bìng tòng zhé 'ér cǎi de liǎo jié shēng mìng de cuò shī bān cǎi yòng zhù shè zhì mìng zhì huò zhōng duàn shū zhì liáo fāng
    The act or practice of ending the life of an individual suffering from a terminal illness or an incurable condition, as by lethal injection or the suspension of extraordinary medical treatment.
  • xiǎng cān jiā xún huí liáo duì
    He is indisposed to join the mobile medical team.
  • kuò yóu shè tuī jìn wén huà fēi jiào fēi běn liáo bǎo jiàn de chǎn huà
    Efforts will also be made to expand the development of tourism and community services, the industrialization of culture and physical education, non-compulsory education and non-basic medical care.
  • duì 'ái zhèng de xiào zhì liáo
    An ineffectual treatment for cancer.
  • yòng de zhè zhì liáo fāng méi yòu xiào guǒ yòng de chéng nuò yòng de cháng shì
    a futile effort; the therapy was ineffectual; an otiose undertaking; an unavailing attempt.
  • zài zhì liáo gǎn rǎn de guò chéng zhǒng lìng wài chù yòu gǎn rǎn
    infection that occurs while you are being treated for another infection.
  • yào zhì liáo zhōng kāi shǐ duì gǎn rǎn xiǎn chū xiào guǒ
    The infection is at last responding to medication.
  • zhì liáo chuán rǎn bìng rén de yuànyóu shì zhēn duì fēng bìng rén 'ér yán)。
    a hospital for persons with infectious diseases (especially leprosy).
  • zhǒng zài shàng zhì liáo yán zhèng huò gāo xún huán de ruǎn gāo
    a soft heated mass of meal or clay that is spread on a cloth and applied to the skin to treat inflamed areas or improve circulation etc..
  • zhǒng wèile jiǎn qīng shēn de yán zhèng 'ér de yòng zhì liáo qīng yán zhèng de nèi yào
    a medicine applied locally to produce superficial inflammation in order to reduce deeper inflammation.
  • guāng xiàn liáo guāng zhào liáo tōng guò bào zài guāng xià duì bìng de zhì liáo fāng yóu zhǐ bìngbāo kuò wài xiàn hóng wài xiàn zhì liáo
    The treatment of a disorder, especially of the skin, by exposure to light, including ultraviolet and infrared radiation.
  • kàng jūn kàng shēng yóu zhēn jūn jūn wēi shēng chǎn shēng huò cóng zhōng dào de zhǒng zhì qīng méi huò liàn méi huài huò zhì wēi shēng de shēngzhǎngkàng jūn guǎng fàn yòng chuán rǎn bìng de fáng zhì liáo
    A substance, such as penicillin or streptomycin, produced by or derived from certain fungi, bacteria, and other organisms, that can destroy or inhibit the growth of other microorganisms. Antibiotics are widely used in the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.
  • jīng shén bìng zhì liáo xué qián zhì de gǎn qíng de zhǎn shìtōng cháng yòng xíng dòng 'ér yòng yán); bèi rèn wéi yòu jiàn kāng bìng qiě yòu zhì liáo zuò yòng
    (psychiatry) the display of previously inhibited emotions (often in actions rather than words); considered to be healthy and therapeutic.
  • zhǒng xíng wéi zhì liáo de fāng tōng guò jìn zhǐ zhǒng zhī xiāng lián de huó dòng lái jìn zhǐ zhǒng huó dòng zhǒng sōng chí de fǎn yìng néng lái qián de zhǒng néng yǐn jiāo de
    a method of behavior therapy based on the inhibition of one response by the occurrence of another response that is mutually incompatible with it; a relaxation response might be conditioned to a stimulus that previously evoked anxiety.