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A self-harm attempt using a low-lethality method, displaying minimal intent or planning and resulting in minor physical harm, is commonly referred to as a pseudocide.  

Sudden unexplained nocturnal death syndrome, also known as SUNDS, refers to the sudden and unexpected demise of an adolescent or adult, frequently occurring during sleep without prior warning.  

Aphasia is a condition marked by the partial or complete loss of verbal or written communication skills due to damage in non-language-dominant regions of the brain. This condition can result from various causes such as stroke, head injury, brain tumor, or infection.  

Resilience is a personality trait that empowers individuals to maintain their well-being amidst stressful circumstances. It encompasses a belief in one’s capacity to exert influence over the situation, wholehearted commitment and engagement in activities, as well as maintaining a positive perspective towards change.  

Intestinal obstruction occurs when a segment of the intestine experiences a compromised blood supply, resulting in restricted circulation.  

Telehealth encompasses a practice known as store-and-forward, whereby images, videos, or other patient data are captured and stored on a computer or mobile device. These records are subsequently transmitted at a later time to a specialist situated in a different location for the purpose of diagnosis. Asynchronous telehealth is another term used to describe this…

A diagnostic procedure involving the examination of a stool sample to identify anomalous DNA associated with polyps or cancerous conditions.  

A pliable and stretchable substance utilized for infant clothing and bandages, known for its soft and elastic properties.  

Neurosurgeons employ a methodology to precisely determine specific locations within the brain. This technique utilizes computer imaging to establish an external frame of reference, aiding in accurate spatial localization.  

During this technique, a computer utilizes data obtained from a CT or MRI scan to generate a three-dimensional representation of the surgical area. This map aids in precise needle placement and guidance for performing the biopsy.