Source,TTY

  1  NAN94PT|                  accidental tissue injury, e.g., wound, burn, fracture.~
  2  NIC96AC|                        Adjust environment (e.g., light, noise, temperature,
  3  NIC96AC|                   prescribed calcium salt (e.g., calcium carbonate, calcium
  4  NIC96AC|                 Administer blood products (e.g., platelets or fresh frozen
  5  NIC96AC|                 Administer blood products (e.g., platelets and fresh frozen
  6  NIC96AC|            anhydrase-inhibiting diuretics (e.g., acetazolamide and metazolamide)
  7  NIC96AC|                   replace deficient anion (e.g., ammonium chloride or arginine
  8  NIC96AC|               diuretics only as indicated (e.g., thiazides, loop diuretics
  9  NIC96AC|  electrolyte-binding or -excreting resins (e.g., Kayexalate) as prescribed,
 10  NIC96AC| electrolyte-binding and -excreting resins (e.g., Kayexalate) as prescribed,
 11  NIC96AC|                    H2 receptor antagonist (e.g., ranitidine and cimetidine)
 12  NIC96AC|            Administer hypotonic solutions (e.g., D5W, D5, or one half NS)
 13  NIC96AC|             Administer isotonic solutions (e.g., normal saline and lactated
 14  NIC96AC|             magnesium-containing antacids (e.g., Mylanta, Maalox, Di-Gel,
 15  NIC96AC|                    Administer medications (e.g., antacids), as appropriate [
 16  NIC96AC|                    Administer medications (e.g., lactulose or vasopressin),
 17  NIC96AC|                    Administer medications (e.g., bronchodilators and inhalers)
 18  NIC96AC|                    Administer medications (e.g., stimulants, antimanics,
 19  NIC96AC|                  of the Valsalva maneuver (e.g., stool softeners and antiemetics),
 20  NIC96AC|                  of the Valsalva maneuver (e.g., stool softeners, antiemetics),
 21  NIC96AC|               potassium-sparing diuretics (e.g., Spironolactone/Aldactone
 22  NIC96AC|               potassium-sparing diuretics (e.g., spironolacteone/Aldactone
 23  NIC96AC|           prescribed alkaline medications (e.g., sodium bicarbonate) as
 24  NIC96AC|               anticholinergic medications (e.g., neostigmine or pentylenetetrazol)
 25  NIC96AC|            prescribed antidiuretic agents (e.g., desmopressin/DDAVP or vasopressin/
 26  NIC96AC|                renal excretion of calcium (e.g., IV fluid hydration with
 27  NIC96AC|                    ionized calcium levels (e.g., phosphate, sodium bicarbonate,
 28  NIC96AC|                   potassium into the cell (e.g., 50% dextrose and insulin,
 29  NIC96AC|                  and diuretic medications (e.g., Amphojel, Phos-Lo cookie,
 30  NIC96AC|             prescribed unloading agent(s) (e.g., morphine, Lasix, and nitroglycerine),
 31  NIC96AC|                 vasodilators with caution (e.g., nitroglycerine, Nipride,
 32  NIC96AC|               Administer rheologic agents [e.g., low-dose Mannitol or Low
 33  NIC96AC|                    Rho(D) immune globulin (e.g., Rhogam or Gamulin), as
 34  NIC96AC|                 supplemental electrolytes (e.g., oral, NG, and IV) as prescribed,
 35  NIC96AC|                    low-magnesium antacids (e.g., Maalox and Alternagel),
 36  NIC96AC|               Anticipate use of pacemaker (e.g., check pacemaker settings
 37  NIC96AC|                    antiembolism stockings (e.g., elastic or pneumatic stockings),
 38  NIC96AC|                  clear occlusive dressing (e.g., Tegaderm or Duoderm), as
 39  NIC96AC|                   the perceived stressors (e.g., situations, events, and
 40  NIC96AC|              labeling the painful emotion (e.g., anger, anxiety, and hopelessness)
 41  NIC96AC|            specific measurement indicator (e.g., behavior or social event)
 42  NIC96AC|                deal with intense emotions (e.g., anxiety, grief, and anger),
 43  NIC96AC|                 meaning of usual activity (e.g., work) and/or favorite leisure
 44  NIC96AC|                      Assist with dialysis (e.g., hemodialysis or peritoneal
 45  NIC96AC|               regular physical activities (e.g., ambulation, transfers,
 46  NIC96AC|                    of alkaline substances (e.g., IV sodium bicarbonate and
 47  NIC96AC|              magnesium-losing medications (e.g., furosemide/Lasix, ethacrynic
 48  NIC96AC|          decreasing serum ionized calcium (e.g., bicarbonate and citrated
 49  NIC96AC|           resulting in lowered HCO3 level (e.g., chloride containing solutions
 50  NIC96AC|               administration of vitamin D (e.g., Calcifediol or Ergocalciferol),
 51  NIC96AC|                        Avoid constipation (e.g., encourage fluid intake
 52  NIC96AC|                   renal calcium excretion (e.g., lithium carbonate and thiazide
 53  NIC96AC|                Avoid phosphate-rich foods (e.g., dairy products, whole-grain
 54  NIC96AC|             potassium-sparing medications (e.g., spironolactone/Aldactone
 55  NIC96AC|                  the patient's perception (e.g., narcotics and hypnotics),
 56  NIC96AC|                    Avoid use of chemicals (e.g., soaps, lotions, creams,
 57  NIC96AC|                     Check system monitors (e.g., flow rate, pressure, temperature,
 58  NIC96AC|              pushing efforts for abnormal (e.g., nonreassuring) fetal heart
 59  NIC96AC|       administration of both crystalloids (e.g., normal saline and lactated
 60  NIC96AC|            lactated ringers) and colloids (e.g., Hesban, and Plasmanate),
 61  NIC96AC|                       Combine crystalloid (e.g., normal saline and lactated
 62  NIC96AC|             lactated ringers) and colloid (e.g., Hespan and Plasmanate)
 63  NIC96AC|                   supplementing potassium (e.g., chloride-associated hypochloremia;
 64  NIC96AC|            influences of pharmacokinetics (e.g., half-life, peak, protein
 65  NIC96AC|           electrolyte-sparing medications (e.g., Spiranolactone), as appropriate [
 66  NIC96AC|                    of bed (HOB) placement (e.g., 0, 15, or 30 degrees) and
 67  NIC96AC|                  the mental device chosen (e.g., "one"), as long as needed
 68  NIC96AC|                 the patient and/or family (e.g., clergy, Alcoholics Anonymous),
 69  NIC96AC|          postoperative routines/equipment (e.g., medications, respiratory
 70  NIC96AC|                 the preoperative routines (e.g., anesthesia, diet, bowel
 71  NIC96AC|                Determine cause of soiling (e.g., constipation and fecal
 72  NIC96AC|                  the purpose of the group (e.g., maintenance of reality
 73  NIC96AC|                          Develop a method (e.g., a graph or chart) for recording
 74  NIC96AC|              Discourage intake of calcium (e.g., dairy products, seafood,
 75  NIC96AC|                responsibilities of client (e.g., out-of-pocket expenses),
 76  NIC96AC|                  Discuss upcoming changes (e.g., an interward transfer)
 77  NIC96AC|                 sources while giving care (e.g., stand at the head of the
 78  NIC96AC|                       Document procedures (e.g., anesthesia, forceps, vacuum
 79  NIC96AC|                 relevant intrapartal care (e.g., vaginal exams, medication
 80  NIC96AC|                  review blood chemistries (e.g., blood urea nitrogen, serum
 81  NIC96AC|                    tocolytic side effects (e.g., chest pain, shortness of
 82  NIC96AC|              patient's significant others (e.g., family, peers, and employers),
 83  NIC96AC|            appropriate diagnostic testing (e.g., DNA testing, amniocentesis,
 84  NIC96AC|                    decrease CO2production (e.g., administration of hyperalimentation
 85  NIC96AC|             Encourage diet rich in fruits (e.g., cranberries, prunes, or
 86  NIC96AC|                  oral intake of phosphate (e.g., dairy products, whole-grain
 87  NIC96AC|               Encourage intake of calcium (e.g., dairy products, seafood,
 88  NIC96AC|               Encourage oral fluid intake (e.g., distribute fluids over
 89  NIC96AC|                when experiencing feelings (e.g., anxiety, anger, and fear)
 90  NIC96AC|               Ensure that follow-up tests (e.g., x-ray examinations) are
 91  NIC96AC|                need for certain equipment (e.g., monitoring devices) and
 92  NIC96AC|                interdisciplinary services (e.g., pastoral services or audiology),
 93  NIC96AC|                treat respiratory acidosis (e.g., position patient upright,
 94  NIC96AC|               props, and familiar objects (e.g., for children, a favorite
 95  NIC96AC|               props, and familiar objects (e.g., for children, a favorite
 96  NIC96AC|                    s active participation (e.g., playing an instrument or
 97  NIC96AC|                    positive reinforcement (e.g., 5 min of social conversation)
 98  NIC96AC|             U003612]~----~Identify events (e.g., patient falls, blood transfusion
 99  NIC96AC|                          Identify factors (e.g., medications, bacteria,
100  NIC96AC|                          Identify factors (e.g., medications, bed rest,
101  NIC96AC|                        Identify resources (e.g., personnel, space, equipment,
102  NIC96AC|                with patient those factors (e.g., genetic, psychological
103  NIC96AC|                 surveillance and security (e.g., area restriction or seclusion),
104  NIC96AC|                    health care facilities (e.g., general hospital, specialty
105  NIC96AC|           interventions to treat abnormal (e.g., nonreassuring) fetal heart
106  NIC96AC|                    Initiate IV medication (e.g., oxytocin) to stimulate
107  NIC96AC|      cation-exchanging or -binding resins (e.g., Kayexalate per rectum),
108  NIC96AC|                 core rewarming techniques (e.g., colonic lavage, hemodialysis,
109  NIC96AC|               external rewarming measures (e.g., immersion in warm water,
110  NIC96AC|                excessive electrolyte loss (e.g., by resting the gut, changing
111  NIC96AC|                measures to rest the bowel (e.g., restrict food or fluid
112  NIC96AC|            respiratory therapy treatments (e.g., nebulizer), as needed [
113  NIC96AC|                 nonpharmalogical measures (e.g., simple relaxation therapy,
114  NIC96AC|              patient in coping strategies (e.g., assertiveness training,
115  NIC96AC|              patient on shallow breathing (e.g., "panting") with delivery
116  NIC96AC|             increases in vaginal bleeding (e.g., gushes, clots, and trickles)
117  NIC96AC|                activities of daily living (e.g., isolate activities and
118  NIC96AC|                  risk factor modification (e.g., smoking cessation, diet,
119  NIC96AC|                wound care and precautions (e.g., sternal incision or catheterization
120  NIC96AC|          significant others about factors (e.g., physiological, psychological,
121  NIC96AC|                   or family on procedures (e.g., endoscopy, sclerosis, and
122  NIC96AC|                   and appropriate actions (e.g., notify the nurse), should
123  NIC96AC|                   and appropriate actions (e.g., notify the nurse), should
124  NIC96AC|           regarding diagnostic procedures (e.g., V/Q scan), as appropriate [
125  NIC96AC|                 when taking medication(s) (e.g., no driving or using power
126  NIC96AC|                before taking a medication (e.g., check pulse and glucose
127  NIC96AC|                 aspects of the experience (e.g., relaxation and imagery),
128  NIC96AC|                  skills training sessions (e.g., role play) with patient,
129  NIC96AC|               Limit environmental stimuli (e.g., light and noise) to facilitate
130  NIC96AC|               patient's physical mobility (e.g., area restriction), as needed,
131  NIC96AC|             physically-secure environment (e.g., locked or alarmed doors
132  NIC96AC|                    a designated safe area (e.g., seclusion room) for patient
133  NIC96AC|                balance of structured time (e.g., physical and nonphysical
134  NIC96AC|                 Maintain airway clearance (e.g., suction, insert or maintain
135  NIC96AC|              facilitate brain oxygenation (e.g., positioning and medication
136  NIC96AC|                    serum potassium levels (e.g., renal failure, excessive
137  NIC96AC|           determinants of oxygen delivery (e.g., PaO2and hemoglobin levels
138  NIC96AC|                    tissue oxygen delivery (e.g., PaCO2, SaO2, and hemoglobin
139  NIC96AC|                    tissue oxygen delivery (e.g., PaO2, SaO2, and hemoglobin
140  NIC96AC|                    tissue oxygen delivery (e.g., PaO2, SaO2, and hemoglobin
141  NIC96AC|       determination of oxygen consumption (e.g., SvO2 and avDO2 levels),
142  NIC96AC|                    serum potassium levels (e.g., administration of hypotonic
143  NIC96AC|                Monitor exercise tolerance (e.g., presence of such symptoms
144  NIC96AC|                   excesses of bicarbonate (e.g., hyperaldosteronism, glucocorticoid
145  NIC96AC|      manifestations of metabolic acidosis (e.g., hypotension, hypoxia, arrythmias,
146  NIC96AC|                 increasing calcium levels (e.g., indications of severe dehydration
147  NIC96AC|      manifestations of metabolic acidosis (e.g., headache, drowsiness, decreased
148  NIC96AC|                    continued calcium loss (e.g., loop diuretics, renal tubular
149  NIC96AC|               excessive nonvolatile acids (e.g., renal failure, diabetic
150  NIC96AC|                   absorption of magnesium (e.g., surgical resection of bowel,
151  NIC96AC|                    for digitalis toxicity (e.g., report serum levels above
152  NIC96AC|             associated with hypercalcemia (e.g., hypo- or hyperphosphatemia,
153  NIC96AC|           associated with hypermagnesemia (e.g., elevated BUN and Cr levels),
154  NIC96AC|                    with hyperphosphatemia (e.g., hypomagnesemia, hypocalcemia,
155  NIC96AC|              associated with hypocalcemia (e.g., hyperphosphatemia, hypomagnesemia,
156  NIC96AC|            associated with hypomagnesemia (e.g., hypokalemia, hypocalcemia,
157  NIC96AC|              associated with hyponatremia (e.g., hypokalemia, metabolic
158  NIC96AC|          associated with hypophosphatemia (e.g., hypokalemia; hypomagnesemia;
159  NIC96AC|                   with metabolic acidosis (e.g., hyponatremia, hyper- or
160  NIC96AC|                  with metabolic alkalosis (e.g., hypokalemia, hypercalcemia,
161  NIC96AC|               pressure on efferent nerves (e.g., by crossing legs), as appropriate [
162  NIC96AC|                    from hydration therapy (e.g., daily weight, urine output,
163  NIC96AC|               Monitor for GI loss of acid (e.g., vomiting, NG suctioning,
164  NIC96AC|      manifestations of metabolic acidosis (e.g., anorexia, nausea, and vomiting),
165  NIC96AC|                    excretion of magnesium (e.g., diuretics, renal disorders,
166  NIC96AC|              chronic respiratory acidosis (e.g., barrel chest, clubbing
167  NIC96AC|                  fluid overload/retention (e.g., crackles, elevated CVP
168  NIC96AC|                    kidney stone formation (e.g., intermittent pain, nausea,
169  NIC96AC|                  Monitor for loss of acid (e.g., vomiting, nasogastric output,
170  NIC96AC|                   for loss of bicarbonate (e.g., fistula drainage and diarrhea),
171  NIC96AC|                  of respiratory alkalosis (e.g., paresthesias, tetany, and
172  NIC96AC|                    for renal loss of acid (e.g., diuretic therapy), as appropriate [
173  NIC96AC|         administration of ionized calcium (e.g., calcium chloride), such
174  NIC96AC|                  IV magnesium replacement (e.g., flushing, sweating, sensation
175  NIC96AC|                   impending renal failure (e.g., increased BUN and creatinine
176  NIC96AC|            pregnancy-induced hypertension (e.g., hypertension, headache,
177  NIC96AC|                  signs of premature labor (e.g., >4 contractions per hour,
178  NIC96AC|                respiratory muscle fatigue (e.g., abrupt rise in PaCO2 level;
179  NIC96AC|                 coronary artery perfusion (e.g., ST changes on EKG or angina),
180  NIC96AC|            unintentional potassium intake (e.g., penicillin G potassium
181  NIC96AC|                    serum potassium levels (e.g., diarrhea, fistulas, vomiting,
182  NIC96AC|                  Monitor hydration status (e.g., moist mucous membranes,
183  NIC96AC|                    s physiological status (e.g., color, temperature, heart
184  NIC96AC|                    serum potassium levels (e.g., metabolic alkalosis; dietary,
185  NIC96AC|             associated with hypernatremia (e.g., hyperchloremia and hyperglycemia),
186  NIC96AC|                 the risk of dysrrhythmias (e.g., serum potassium and magnesium),
187  NIC96AC|          bicarbonate through the GI tract (e.g., diarrhea, pancreatic fistula,
188  NIC96AC|                   high-minute ventilation (e.g., rate, mode, and tidal volume),
189  NIC96AC|                    due to bone resorption (e.g., spinal cord injury, solid
190  NIC96AC|                 patient's oxygen response (e.g., pulse rate, cardiac rhythm,
191  NIC96AC|                pattern, and note physical (e.g., sleep apnea, obstructed
192  NIC96AC|           frequency) and/or psychological (e.g., fear or anxiety) circumstances
193  NIC96AC|                    serum potassium levels (e.g., diuretics, diuresis, metabolic
194  NIC96AC|                    Monitor renal function (e.g., BUN and CR levels), if
195  NIC96AC|                    Monitor renal function (e.g., BUN and Cr levels), if
196  NIC96AC|              indications of complications (e.g. infection, excessive bleeding,
197  NIC96AC|                   serum levels of calcium (e.g., ionized calcium), as available [
198  NIC96AC|                      Observe for abnormal (e.g., nonreassuring) fetal heart
199  NIC96AC|              uteroplacental insufficiency (e.g., late decelerations) during
200  NIC96AC|                  of altered sodium levels (e.g., serum and urine sodium,
201  NIC96AC|               fluid or electrolyte levels (e.g., hematocrit, BUN, protein,
202  NIC96AC|             analysis of acid-base balance (e.g., ABG, urine, and serum levels),
203  NIC96AC|            analysis of electrolyte levels (e.g., AGB, urine, and serum levels),
204  NIC96AC|             associated electrolyte levels (e.g., ABG, urine, and serum levels),
205  NIC96AC|             associated electrolyte levels (e.g., ABG, urine, and serum levels),
206  NIC96AC|                    electrolyte imbalances (e.g., ABG, urine, and serum levels),
207  NIC96AC|                   foods rich in magnesium (e.g., cocoa powder, nuts, cereals,
208  NIC96AC|                U006139]~----~Offer snacks (e.g., frequent drinks and fresh
209  NIC96AC|                 the patient and/or family (e.g., contact clergy), as appropriate [
210  NIC96AC|             contact other support persons (e.g., priest/rabbi), as appropriate [
211  NIC96AC|                amnioinfusion for abnormal (e.g., nonreassuring) variable
212  NIC96AC|                    pharmacological agents (e.g., laminaria and prostaglandin
213  NIC96AC|                    protective environment (e.g., area restriction and seclusion)
214  NIC96AC|            ventilation-perfusion matching (e.g., good lung down, prone,
215  NIC96AC|             Position to alleviate dyspnea (e.g., semi-Fowler position),
216  NIC96AC|          administration of blood products (e.g., check blood with patient
217  NIC96AC|              Prepare patient for dialysis (e.g., assist with catheter placement
218  NIC96AC|                 from potassium supplement (e.g., administer PO or NG potassium
219  NIC96AC|             Promote adequate rest periods (e.g., 90 minutes of undisturbed
220  NIC96AC|               Promote afterload reduction (e.g., with vasodilators or intraaortic
221  NIC96AC|                 coronary artery perfusion (e.g., maintain mean arterial
222  NIC96AC|                  minimizing heart failure (e.g., administer nitroglycerine
223  NIC96AC|                       Promote oral intake (e.g., provide a drinking straw,
224  NIC96AC|                       Promote oral intake (e.g., provide oral fluids that
225  NIC96AC|                    Promote skin integrity (e.g., monitor areas at risk for
226  NIC96AC|                    Promote skin integrity (e.g., monitor areas at risk for
227  NIC96AC|                 reference for the patient (e.g., educational materials/pamphlets),
228  NIC96AC|                  Provide a trigger or cue (e.g., motivating comments/rationale
229  NIC96AC|                    to current news events (e.g., television, newspapers,
230  NIC96AC|                  Provide adaptive devices (e.g., step stools and handrails)
231  NIC96AC|                  Provide adaptive devices (e.g., step stools or handrails),
232  NIC96AC|                    patient's feeding self (e.g., long handles, handle with
233  NIC96AC|              adequate intake of vitamin D (e.g., vitamin supplement and
234  NIC96AC|                  according to unit policy (e.g., antiarrhythmic medication,
235  NIC96AC|                   and treat hyperglycemia (e.g., increasing insulin or oral
236  NIC96AC|                 Provide assistive devices (e.g., cane and walker) to steady
237  NIC96AC|                 Provide assistive devices (e.g., cane, walker, pillows,
238  NIC96AC|                 Provide assistive devices (e.g., external catheter or urinal),
239  NIC96AC|                   diversional activities, (e.g., television, read to patient,
240  NIC96AC|                          Provide feedback (e.g., praise or rewards) to patient
241  NIC96AC|                   foods rich in potassium (e.g., salt substitutes, dried
242  NIC96AC|                 special needs of learners (e.g., handicap access and portable
243  NIC96AC|           low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet (e.g., pulmocare feedings) to
244  NIC96AC|             Provide necessary information (e.g., name, Social Security number,
245  NIC96AC|              physical prompting/posturing (e.g., moving patient's hand through
246  NIC96AC|                    positive reinforcement (e.g., praise and rewards) for
247  NIC96AC|              Provide social reinforcement (e.g., verbals and nonverbals)
248  NIC96AC|                support to edematous areas (e.g., pillow under arms and scrotal
249  NIC96AC|             U007200]~----~Provide support (e.g., relaxation therapy, desensitization
250  NIC96AC|                   means of summoning help (e.g., bell or call light) when
251  NIC96AC|               level of restrictive action (e.g., area restriction or seclusion),
252  NIC96AC|                  restrictive intervention (e.g., physical restraint or area
253  NIC96AC|                  restrictive intervention (e.g., physical restraint or seclusion),
254  NIC96AC|             material for antepartum tests (e.g., nonstress, oxytocin challenge,
255  NIC96AC|                   evidence of preapproval (e.g., validation number) on the
256  NIC96AC|               Record physical description (e.g., height, weight, eye/hair/
257  NIC96AC|                increase uterine stimulant (e.g., oxytocin), as needed or
258  NIC96AC|                 Reduce oxygen consumption (e.g., promote comfort, control
259  NIC96AC|                 minimize hyperventilation (e.g., promote comfort, control
260  NIC96AC|                supplemental food programs (e.g., WIC), as appropriate [C0515338] [
261  NIC96AC|                Remove low-lying furniture (e.g., footstools and tables)
262  NIC96AC|               Review life-style behaviors (e.g., use of alcohol, street
263  NIC96AC|                    patient's safety needs (e.g., security, control, and
264  NIC96AC|           implement a variety of measures (e.g., pharmacological, nonpharmacological,
265  NIC96AC|             nonpharmacological techniques (e.g., biofeedback, TENS, hypnosis,
266  NIC96AC|                       Test amniotic fluid (e.g., nitrazaine, ferning, and
267  NIC96AC|               approach that is consistent (e.g., kind firmness, active friendliness,
268  NIC96AC|                      Use assessment tools (e.g., paper and pencil measures,
269  NIC96AC|                    Use devices on the bed (e.g., sheepskin) that protect
270  NIC96AC|                  effects of stress events (e.g., hospitalization, divorce,
271  NIC96AC|                    Use environmental cues (e.g., signs, pictures, clocks,
272  NIC96AC|                     Use external controls (e.g., physical or manual restraint,
273  NIC96AC|                 release shoulder dystocia (e.g., suprapubic pressure or
274  NIC96AC|                     Use mechanical device (e.g., C-type clamp) for applying
275  NIC96AC|                   Use power of suggestion (e.g., running water or flushing
276  NIC96AC|                    Use protective devices (e.g., restraints, side rails,
277  NOC97ID|                010215]~----~Comforts self (e.g., falls asleep by self without
278  NOC97ID|                    items used in the home (e.g., food and appliances) [C0517145] [
279  NOC97ID|                 Expresses symptom control (e.g., nausea, anxiety, dyspnea) [
280  NOC97ID|                     150208]~----~Gestures (e.g., points, shakes head) [C0517071] [
281  NOC97ID|              increased abdominal pressure (e.g., sneezing, laughing, lifting) [
282 PCDS97GO|                    minimal complications. (e.g.: seizures, DT's, etc.) [
283 PCDS97GO|                   special safety measures.(e.g., for infants, children,
284 PCDS97GO|                heal without complications.(e.g.: excessive or recurrent
285 PCDS97PR|               Lower respiratory infection (e.g., bronchitis, pneumonia,
286 PCDS97PR|                Musculoskeletal alteration (e.g., fractures, arthritis, soft
287 PCDS97PR|                  neuromuscular alteration (e.g., spinal cord injury, hypotonia)