| environmental medicine |
A medical specialization in which doctors assist patients to discover the relationship between environmental factors and their health conditions. Also called clinical ecology.
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| environmental control |
1. In occupational health and safety, a design feature (e.g., in a hospital or workplace) that limits the risk of on-the-job injury. 2. In the practice of allergy and immunology, a process or design that limits the exposu
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| environmental control unit |
ABBR: ECU. An electronic device that remotely controls home climate (e.g., heating, air conditioning), security (e.g., lighting, door locks, drapes), and communication devices (telephone, television). ECUs are often,
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| environmental health technician |
A technician who assists in the survey of environmental hazards and performs technical duties under professional supervision in areas such as pollution control, radiation protection, and sanitation.
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| environmental interpretation syndrome, impaired |
Consistent lack of orientation to person, place, time, or circumstances over more than 3 to 6 months, necessitating a protective environment. SEE: Nursing Diagnos
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