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palliative t.
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| supportive p. |
that aimed at reinforcing a patient's defenses, relieving immediate crises or acute disequilibria, reducing symptoms to a premorbid level, and promoting the healthy aspects of the patient, without probing emotional conflicts or trying to alter the basic personality. Specific methods include advice; guidance; reassurance; desensitization; art, music, or dance therapy; and occupational therapy.
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| support groups |
Groups of persons with similar concerns who meet to discuss what is known about their problems or disease. The composition and focus of support groups vary. Some groups may be comprised of patients who are experiencing or have exp
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| support surface |
A brace, pillow, or mattress on which part or all of the body rests. Static support surfaces are made or filled with materials such as air, fabric, foam, or gels. Dynamic support surfaces, which are used for patients with skin br
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| supportive treatment |
Special measures employed to supplement specific therapy.
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