| self-ranging |
Patient-administered passive or active assistive range-of-motion exercise. Patients can be taught to prevent contractures and facilitate movement by using their unaffected extremities and by means of specific techniques. Care should
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| self-reactive lymphocyte |
Autoreactive lymphocyte.
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| self-threading pin |
A pin screwed through a small hole into dentin.
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| self-injurious behavior |
An injury caused by the person to him or herself. This applies only to hospitalizations and includes suicide attempts and self-injurious behavior that is not suicidal. If the person completes a suicide, the case is examined and a determination of suicide is made by the medical examiner.
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| self |
Divine Consciousness residing in the individual, described as the witness of the mind or the pure I-awareness.
Ãâó: www.siddhayoga.org.in/glossary.html
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| self | having or showing self-esteem |
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| self | exhibiting restraint imposed on the self |
| self | excessively or hypocritically pious |
| self | in a sanctimonious manner |
| self | a commercially prepared mixture of flour and salt and a leavening agent |
| self | government of a country by its own people |
| self | acting with less concern for yourself than for the success of the joint activity |
| self | willing to deprive yourself |
| self | the feeling you have when you are satisfied with yourself |
| self | contented to a fault |
| self | marked by excessive complacency or self-satisfaction |
| self | seals without the application of moisture |
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