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... importance of this footnote can be explained by reference to what we know about ... Three general categories are used by physicians to classify the nature ...

... 11, 1985) parallel the topics covered in the FDA sections, and cover such ... Under a separate reference, CDC regulations at 42 CFR Part 72 use ...

... of barner precautions be monitored. Other approaches, in- References 1, ... of medical gloves eases: FDA to check quality, Health Week March 6, 1989: ...

... Hospitals 46: 57-61 S 1 72 FOSTER,SALLIE. Pregnancy among school-aged girls—a local evaluation of a national problem. Public Welfare 30: 8-13 Fall 72 FOSTER,WILLIS R. Reference books and computerized in- formation services: partners in ...

... 74 Radiation: benefit vs .risk. V.A. Britain. FDA (Food Drug Admin) Consum 8: 8-11 S 74 Radiology and nuclear medicine safety. Safety Newslet- ter,Hosp Safety Serv Section No.2: 3 F 74 WHO International Reference Centre for Environmental Radioactivity. E.Shalmon. WHO (World ...

... are many things that we know about fertility, pregnancy and infant care that can help address the problem of infant mortality, a problem that takes a disproportionate toll on minorities. 185 REFERENCES 1. National Center for Health Statistics. (1984, September ...

... heterozygous individual (The mother in the high cisk pregnancy is usually a heterozygote) have been added. D. SIGNIFICANCE An accurate diagnosis is especially important for genetic counseling purposes. The diagnosis allows reference to published data on the mode of inheritance ...

... mobile offers firsthand career advice: New Jersey. Cross-Reference 3: 1-3 Ag 73 Hospital clinic on wheels: Rhode Island. D.G.Amitrano. Supervisor Nurse 4: 30+ Mr 73 Mass chest x-rays are on the way out. V.Britain. FDA (Food Drug Admin) Consum 7: 14-16 F ...

... study. We also included FDA documents (for example, FDA prescribing information, ... the categories “good,” “fair,” or “poor” (see Appendix Table F2) ...

... glucose, stool guaiac, hormones in the urine indicating pregnancy, and certain other urine tests) which have been cleared through the 510(k) process. In reviewing medical devices under the 510(k) process, FDA determines that the new device is substantially equivalent ...