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palliative care care that is given to a person with progressive, advanced disease with little or no prospect of cure and for whom the primary goal is to maintain quality of life.
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palliative Care that reduces the severity of symptoms without the underlying goal of effecting a cure. Palliative care often aims at providing the highest quality of life for the longest time possible for an animal with a condition that is uncurable for either medical or economic reasons.
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palliative treatment Therapy that relieves symptoms, such as pain, but does not alter the course of the disease. Peristalsis: Progressive contraction and relaxation of the intestines. Primary Sites: The site in the body where cancer originated. Prognosis: A prediction of the course of the disease. Prosthesis: An artificial substitute for a missing body part.
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palladium originally a holy image of the goddess Athena; used for icons that have a special status as protectors of cities and towns.
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palliative care involves treatment of pain, discomfort, anxiety and/or sleep problems for terminally ill people.
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