culture   Western medical culture
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (15) • mental health (1) • end-of-life care (1) • pleura (1) • disease prevention (1) • endovascular stent graft leak (1) • five elements (1) • healthcare providers (1) • lymphoblast (1) • medical ethics (1) • norepinephrine (1) • pylorus (1) • qi (life energy) (1) • resection of pannus (1) • sacrum (1) • yin and yang (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mental health Western medical culture Mental health conditions are commonly recognized and treated with therapy and medication in Western medical culture. 6
2 end-of-life care Western medical culture End-of-life care in Western medical culture prioritizes patient comfort, quality of life, and respecting patient autonomy. 2
3 pleura Western medical culture The pleura is a crucial aspect of lung anatomy extensively studied in Western medical education. 2
4 disease prevention Western medical culture Western medical culture promotes disease prevention through vaccinations, regular screenings, and public health campaigns. 1
5 endovascular stent graft leak Western medical culture Endovascular stent graft leaks are a serious complication of aortic aneurysm repair in Western medical culture, requiring immediate attention to prevent further complications. 1
6 five elements Western medical culture In Western medical culture, the concept of five elements is not utilized in theory or treatment. 1
7 healthcare providers Western medical culture In Western medical culture, doctors and nurses are highly trained professionals who provide medical care to patients. 1
8 lymphoblast Western medical culture Lymphoblasts are immature white blood cells associated with leukemia and other blood-related disorders in Western medical culture. 1
9 medical ethics Western medical culture Medical ethics in Western medical culture are guided by principles of autonomy, beneficence, and non-maleficence, as well as concepts of patient privacy and informed consent. 1
10 norepinephrine Western medical culture Norepinephrine is a crucial neurotransmitter and hormone for stress, alertness, and attention in Western medical culture. 1
11 pylorus Western medical culture The pylorus is an important anatomical feature in the digestive system, connecting the stomach to the small intestine and regulating the passage of food. 1
12 qi (life energy) Western medical culture Qi (life energy) is not acknowledged in traditional Western medical beliefs. 1
13 resection of pannus Western medical culture Resection of pannus is a commonly performed surgical procedure in Western medicine to remove excess fat and skin from the abdomen or other areas. 1
14 sacrum Western medical culture The sacrum is a triangular bone at the base of the spine that forms the back of the pelvis in Western medical culture. 1
15 yin and yang Western medical culture In Western medical culture, Yin and Yang are not traditionally considered in diagnosis or treatment. 1