refusion

refusion /re·fu·sion/ (re-fu´zhun) the return of blood to the circulation after temporary removal or stoppage of flow.

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re·fu·sion (r-fyzhn)

n.

The return of blood to circulation following its temporary stoppage by the ligature of a limb.

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refusion [re-fu´zhun]

the return of blood to the circulation after its temporary removal or after stoppage of flow, as after ligature of a part or passage through a heart-lung machine.

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refusion

the temporary removal and subsequent return of blood to the circulation. See also extracorporeal circulatory support unit.

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Patient discussion about refusion.

Q. How to get a bipolar person to get treatment, if refuses to carry this condition? My girlfriend’s mom told me once by phone that my girlfriend was bipolar. I started doing a little research and learned it is difficult to live with this sickness. I don't want to brake up but my safety is fading out now

A. Is your girlfriend showing symptoms of bipolar disorder? Was she ever properly diagnosed? I have noticed that a lot of people loosely make statements about others being "bipolar" when they are simply moody. If she is truly showing signs of actually havingbipolar disorder try talking to her in a calm concerned non confrontaional way. Let her know you are concerned for her safety and well being, dont give her your at home diagnosis! Tell her that it might be helpful for her to speak to someone about how she is feeling, trust me if she is symptomatic of bipolar she is suffering and may be willing to seek help if she is approached in the right manner. Assure her there is no shame in talking to someone and that you love her and care for her and you want her to be well. It is also important for you to find the right time to have this conversation, if she is manic and easily aggrivated it might not be the right time. In a mania she will feel GREAT and trying to convince some

Q. My friend refuses to accept that he is a bipolar and not willing to consult a doctor. I met my college mate yesterday. He used to be lively during college days and those green days are still in my memory. But shockingly, he is showing different symptoms as I get a strong doubt that something bad must have happened to him. I can only identify him with his appearance but he is showing a different mannerism which has confused me a lot. Can people change or show different identity as days pass by? He is showing hopelessness and great mood disorders. I doubt him to be bipolar. He refuses to accept that he is a bipolar and not willing to consult a doctor. Can I pressurize him for treatment?

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