traumatic

[traʊˈmætɪk]

Definition:
1. Of or relating to a physical injury or wound to the body.
2. Psychologically painful.
3. Causing physical or especially psychological injury.

Use 'traumatic' in a sentence:

1. It has been a traumatic week, but they are over the hump.
2. Extraction of traumatic memory of patients with post traumatic stress disorder.
3. Study of Traumatic Brain Infarction if Children with CT features and Clinical Manifestations.
4. A clinical study on physiotherapy for treatment of traumatic facial nerve injury.
5. This can often occur with traumatic events from our past.
6. Mild traumatic brain injury, pain, and substance abuse are common.
7. Is the cause of PTSD simply a traumatic event?
8. Gallows humor has been described as a witticism2 in the face of – and in response to – a hopeless situation. It arises from stressful, traumatic, or life-threatening situations, often in circumstances such that death is perceived as impending3 and unavoidable.
9. The finding could be applied to help people address traumatic memories.
10. Abandoning small extended-family households to move into these large pueblos with dozens if not hundreds of other people was probably traumatic.
11. That must have been traumatic, but is now in the past.
12. X-ray Diagnosis of Traumatic Lung Cyst ( Analysis of 49 cases)
13. 27% of post-traumatic stress disorders.
14. Objective: To study the treatment of traumatic knee dislocation.
15. All mammals use platelets to help prevent blood loss after traumatic injury.
16. Death causes of patients with acute traumatic spinal cord injury.
17. Objective: To probe the psychological nursing measures for patients with traumatic fracture.
18. The price rises of 2008 were traumatic.
19. Libya's history has been far more traumatic, too.
20. The Asian crisis was indeed traumatic for South Korea.
21. The development and application of a computerized maxillofacial traumatic database.
22. We purposely keep patients with traumatic brain injuries in a comatose2 state in order to calm their systems and allow the brain time to heal itself while the swelling3 subsides4.
23. The quality of life in traumatic brain injury patients.
24. I realize that even the most traumatic event of my life is still a testament to my privilege,
25. Post-traumatic stress disorder is near the top of that worry list.
26. The changes of the blood apparent viscosity following traumatic brain injury.
27. Study anti-inflammation mechanism of Plantago Asiatica L in a rat model with traumatic synovitis.
28. Let's take a look at some common traumatic bony injuries to the face.
29. It was traumatic for me and for people who live there.
30. Integrated treatment of traditional Chinese and western medicine for traumatic large scalp defect.
31. Experimental study on optimal operation opportunity of delayed skin transplantation for traumatic skin damage.
32. Objective To study the methods of diagnosis and treatment of traumatic duodenal injuries.
33. This traumatic event would stay with us for years.
34. As a result, switching software can be traumatic to them.
35. The confirmation process has been getting ever longer and more traumatic.
36. Hemorheological changes in patients with traumatic fracture: A clinical observation.
37. Others show symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder.
38. Traumatic and hemorrhagic shock is an ancient clinical research subject.
39. Clinical study of naloxone in treatment of traumatic brain injury.
40. He goes so far as describing their effects as "traumatic."
41. Treatment of post traumatic acute respiratory distress syndrome using pressure controlled ventilation.
42. The CT manifestations and clinical analysis of traumatic cerebral infarction in children.
43. On this foundation, together with is traumatic element, the ligament between spine can happen rupture or flabby.
44. Distortion of balance is often a consequence of traumatic brain injury.
45. The objective is to explore the therapeutic effect of traumatic rectostenosis.
46. A push factor can be as simple and mild a matter as difficulty in finding a suitable job, or as traumatic as war, or severe famine.
47. Some people need to confront a traumatic past; others find it better to leave it alone.
48. And a study of Vietnam veterans found that 52 percent of combat vets6 with post traumatic stress disorder ( PTSD) had nightmares fairly often, compared to only 3 percent of civilians7, according to the U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs.
49. I suffered a nervous breakdown. It was a traumatic experience.
50. He hastened to assure me that there was nothing traumatic to report.
51. The condition is most often caused by a stroke or traumatic brain injury.
52. For a child the death of a pet can be traumatic.
53. Divorce can be traumatic for everyone involved.
54. Such a traumatic experience was bound to leave its mark on the children.