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1 The survey inquired about (1) the burden of PSPs, (2) concern about

2 in patients referred for VEEG monitoring, to inquire about 48 putative PNES and ES signs.

3 physics modeling and analysis on polls that inquire about a wide range of issues such as religion, e

4 uded routinely determining the driving risk, inquiring about additional causes of sleepiness, educati

5 e serious adverse consequences and should be inquired about and treated as necessary.

6 and sexually transmitted diseases; they must inquire about behavior.

7 weekly text message link to an online survey inquiring about bleeding episodes each week.

8 linicians caring for persons with KCN should inquire about breathing or sleeping and, when appropriat

9 ce poorer functioning, and clinicians should inquire about common symptoms to provide symptomatic man

10 73,378 (96%) completed a questionnaire that inquired about comorbidity and prostate-specific antigen

11 The interviewer inquired about demographic and socioeconomic information

12 Questionnaires administered at each visit inquired about demographic characteristics and behaviora

13 Patients frequently inquire about exercise as a means to improve bone streng

14 estions (dryness and light sensitivity) that inquired about frequency and intensity at three times of

15 a baseline questionnaire (sent in 1995-1996) inquiring about height, weight, and potential confounder

16 A pre-PET questionnaire inquired about indication, tumor histology or grade, lev

17 etails about care abroad, so clinicians must inquire about medical procedures abroad as well as recen

18 r times by telephone at 12-week intervals to inquire about medication use (median follow-up time = 45

19 s in day care by reforming the practices for inquiring about need of special diets from parents.

20 A total of 114 patients inquired about our Death with Dignity program between Ma

21 An additional portion of the questionnaire inquired about outcome measures and legal action underta

22 A second questionnaire (sent in 1996) inquired about physical activity during ages 15 to 18, 1

23 an appropriately detailed medical history to inquire about potential exposures.

24 rviewers called caregivers within 2 weeks to inquire about preventive measures taken at the visit and

25 -income patient populations should routinely inquire about psychotic symptoms.

26 that it is usually or always appropriate to inquire about religion/spirituality).

27 ntist-diagnosed periodontal disease" and two inquired about "self-assessed periodontitis." Multiple l

28 residents in a multi-institutional program, inquiring about several aspects of the resident's educat

29 Inquiring about specific difficulties with tasks related

30 tion cohort (n = 63 decisions), no clinician inquired about surrogates' preferred role in decision-ma

31 arby housing and contacted them by telephone inquiring about tanning services.

32 atient conventionally; and 5) for referrals, inquire about the competence of the complementary and al

33 sticity in each trait and, when possible, we inquire about the relative costs and benefits to express

34 Informed providers who inquire about the use of these therapies can then discus

35 Both surveys inquired about the administered activities for 16 nuclea

36 All the patients were inquired about the dyspeptic symptoms (heartburn and/or

37 Questions inquired about the nature, frequency, and type of needle

38 secobarbital (35.1% of the 114 patients who inquired about the program), all died, 24 after medicati

39 rs of all subjects were sent a questionnaire inquiring about the level of smoking in the household 2

40 58% thought it appropriate for physicians to inquire about their spiritual needs.

41 tional advice can be offered to patients who inquire about their use.

42 hort studies in the United States which have inquired about their oral hygiene practices and whether

43 Only 6% reported that any staff members had inquired about their spiritual needs (0.9% of inquiries

44 s' Health Study II completed a questionnaire inquiring about their experiences and diet during pregna

45 Almost two-thirds report routinely inquiring about their older patients' driving, and 86.3%

46 was mailed to 514 psychiatrists in Minnesota inquiring about their practices and experiences with no-

47 ho report early symptoms of psychosis should inquire about traumatic events such as maltreatment and

48 Clinicians may want to inquire about use of these therapies before recommending

49 the cultural background of each patient and inquire about values that may affect care at the end of

50 The interviews also inquired about wheeze, hay fever, eczema, and food aller

51 Survey items inquired about whether the most recent injury was report