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strict control of diabetes Regulation of blood sugars to normal, or nearly normal levels, both before and after meals. Tight control of blood sugars has been shown to improve the survival of patients in intensive-care units and to prevent long-t
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strict liability In health law, a health care provider's responsibility, even if not at fault, for any harm or injury done to a patient.
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stricture of the urethra Partial or complete narrowing of the urethra, occurring most commonly in men. The condition is marked by straining to pass urine, esp. at the commencement of urination. It is caused by spasm of the urethral muscle, conge
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strict liability Basically means that fault is not required for an entity to be held responsible. Under Superfund, a purchaser is liable for contamination even if the contamination occured prior to their ownership and without their knowledge. See Innoscent Landowner Defense.
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stricture Scar tissue which obstructs fluid flow; in the case of a urethral stricture, urine flow is obstructed.
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