medical selection

med·i·cal se·lec·tion

preservation, by medical care and treatment, of patients of pathologic genotypes who would not otherwise reproduce, thus tending to increase the frequency of pathologic genes in the population; conversely, reduction of the frequency of pathologic genes by preventing reproduction of those of specified genotype by surgical sterilization or other means.

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In: AGARD Conference Proceedings: Medical Selection and Physiologic Training of Future Fighter Aircrew, CP-396:1985; 32:1-13.

Long-term high + Gz effects on cardiac functions in the pilots/ Pilotlarda uzun sureli yuksek + Gz'nin kardiyak fonksiyonlara etkisi

The medical selection includes courses on becoming a medical assistant (front office) or veterinary assistant, as well as classes on medical clinical skills (back office) and certification review, and medical billing and coding.

ADULT COURSES BEGIN TO ROLL OUT

Helping to ensure dignity and independence for all seniors and their families - Determining who needs coverage and whether or not to buy it - Simple ways that seniors and their adult children can identify the best coverage - Alternatives to long-term care insurance - 36 questions most insurance companies hope you never ask - 31 do's and don'ts when considering long-term care insurance - 20 ways to deflect 20 different kinds of sales pitches laced with emotional blackmail - A medical selection guide to help determine acceptance or rejection of coverage - Tips to overcome insurer concerns for various medical problems.

Boston Globe Contributor and Patient Rights Advocate, Ben Lipson, Authors J.K. Lasser's Choosing the Right Long-Term Care Insurance