iatric in a sentence

1. future of geriatric medicine practice- are you ready?'?

2. We just have to wait until they are all in the psychiatric hospital.'

3. "You can say I'm 'classic,' 'vintage' or 'experienced,' but please not geriatric."

4. 'This would mean', he wrote, 'the immediate end of psychiatric resistance to Scientology.'

5. A professor asked me this question: 'Why don't you go live there?' and I answered, 'Listen, professor, it's for psychiatric reasons.'

6. "I always say 'use it or lose it,'" says Michael Wasserman, MD, a geriatrician and a board member of the American Geriatrics Society's Health in Aging Foundation.

7. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 'Most drugs likely to be prescribed to the nursing mother should have no effect on milk supply or on infant well-being.'

8. In April of 1936, Emilie R. was taken to the Frankfurt psychiatric hospital again and this time she was diagnosed with 'paranoid dementia'–Emilie R. suffered from 'delusions.'

9. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, baby teeth should not be replanted because of the potential for subsequent damage to the developing permanent tooth. '

10. That said, before surgery many bariatric patients participate in what they call the 'last supper,' where they gorge themselves with food they think they will no longer be able to eat.

11. "We need to emphasize the message: 'When in doubt, sit them out -- and keep them out -- until full recovery,' " said study author Dr. Shane Miller, a pediatric sports medicine specialist at the hospital.

12. "If you say, 'it's really depressing and upsetting me; I'm in so much pain,' " Buckley said, "doctors will see it in terms of emotion and treat it as an emotional problem, referring you to psychiatric care or antidepressants."

13. In the Foreword to DSM-II, Ernest M. Gruenberg, M.D., D.P.H., Chairman of the American Psychiatric Association's Committee on Nomenclature, said: "Consider, for example, the mental disorder labeled in the Manual as 'schizophrenia,' ...

14. “I don’t want parents to think, 'I have bipolar, so my kids have bipolar,'” says Boris Birmaher, MD, of the Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic in Pittsburgh, Penn., and author of the new study, called the Pittsburgh Bipolar Offspring Study.

15. But make no mistake, says Pamela Gallin, MD, professor of opthamology and pediatrics at Columbia University and author of How to Survive Your Doctor's Care, "As soon as that little voice asks, 'Is this doctor right for me?' then you have a problem."