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modality /mo·dal·i·ty/ (mo-dal´i-te) 1. a method of application of, or the employment of, any therapeutic agent, especially a physical agent. 2. in homeopathy, a condition that modifies drug action; a condition under which symptoms develop, becoming better or worse. 3. a specific sensory entity, such as taste.
Modality A factor or circumstance that makes a patient's symptoms better or worse. Modalities include such factors as time of day, room temperature, the patient's level of activity, sleep patterns, etc. Mentioned in: Ipecac modality, n 1. the technique of applying a therapeutic regimen or agent. 2. a particular sense, such as the sense of vision. modality 1. a method of application of, or the employment of, any therapeutic agent; limited usually to physical agents. 2. a specific sensory entity, such as taste. 3. in homeopathy, a condition that modifies drug action; a condition under which clinical signs develop, becoming better or worse. |
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