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Terms for subject Medical (3308 entries)

refractory	Resistant to treatment. For example, a refractory disease or condition is one that is not responding to treatment.
r/r	refractory or relapsed	capric­olya
regimen	A structured treatment plan designed to improve and maintain health. Recommended HIV treatment regimens include a combination of three or more antiretroviral (ARV) drugs from at least two different drug classes.
regimen simplification	Making changes to an HIV treatment regimen to make medication adherence easier. Simplifying a regimen can include reducing the number of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in a regimen or changing to a drug that offers once-daily dosing. Other changes can include switching to ARV drugs that cause fewer adverse effects or to ARV drugs that can be taken without food. Regimen simplification can improve a person's quality of life, help maintain long-term adherence, help prevent toxicities that may develop with long-term drug use, and reduce the risk of treatment failure.
volume of interest	region of interest	Andrey­ Truhac­hev
Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer	RDCS
RRT	registered respiratory therapist	MariaF­uraeva
rb	regular bevel	baloff
Regular Use Medicine	RUM
T-regs	regulatory T-cells	Amadey
Regulatory T Cell	A type of lymphocyte. Regulatory T lymphocytes (regulatory T cells) prevent the immune system from becoming over-active during an immune response and from attacking normal cells.
regulatory T lymphocyte	A type of lymphocyte. Regulatory T lymphocytes (regulatory T cells) prevent the immune system from becoming over-active during an immune response and from attacking normal cells.
Rehabilitation Hospital Ulm	RHU
Rehabilitation Hospitals Of Indiana	RHI
reiki	technique of hands-on healing to restore physical, emotional and mental health	alumna­1979
Reimbursement Specialist	RS
relapse	The recurrence of a disease after a period of remission or apparent recovery.
r/r	relapsed/ refractory	iwona
relative contraindication	When a particular treatment or procedure is somewhat inadvisable because there is a higher risk for complications.
relative nutritive value	relative nutritional value	Алекса­ндр Сте­рляжник­ов