Associations to the word «Clinically»
Noun
- Infection
- Cancer
- Dosage
- Pathology
- Inhibition
- Testosterone
- Metabolite
- Cis
- Hemorrhage
- Obesity
- Bleeding
- Liver
- Diabetes
- Schizophrenia
- Prevalence
- Insulin
- Platelet
- Ingestion
- Criterion
- Vomiting
- Toxicity
- Receptor
- Treatment
- Secretion
- Severity
- Subtype
- Seizure
- Cns
- Lymphoma
- Treating
- Plasma
- Ct
- Susceptibility
- Glucose
- Steroid
- Urine
- Assay
- Medication
- Progression
- Swelling
- Ulcer
- Anthropologist
- Incidence
- Drug
- Meta
- Neurology
- Inflammation
- Variability
- Headache
- Conduction
- Screening
- Anatomy
- Retardation
- Correlate
Adjective
- Systemic
- Latent
- Intestinal
- Inflammatory
- Respiratory
- Spinal
- Observable
- Coronary
- Pathological
- Allergic
- Randomized
- Ovarian
- Infectious
- Traumatic
- Oriented
- Congenital
- Gastrointestinal
- Persistent
- Bacterial
- Evident
- Swelling
- Optic
- Abnormal
- Behavioral
- Patient
- Cognitive
- Tested
- Vivo
- Immune
- Somatic
- Metabolic
- Diffuse
- Apparent
- Incidental
- Mild
- Physiological
- Cervical
- Endocrine
Wiktionary
CLINICALLY, adverb. In a clinical manner; dispassionately or analytically.
CLINICALLY, adverb. In the setting of a medical clinic; in a clinical setting.
CLINICALLY DEAD, adjective. (medicine) (legal) In a state in which usual medically observable vital signs—such as respiration, heartbeat, and corneal reflex—are not present, but from which patients are sometimes revived.
Dictionary definition
CLINICALLY, adverb. In a clinical manner; "she is clinically qualified".
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