traumatic
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- adjective
- /trɔˈmætɪk/
- Specialized
- The number of individuals with traumatic brain injuries is growing as well.
- traumatic injury
- traumatic brain injury
- traumatic amputation
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Watch on YouTubeAnd my dad ended up having a traumatic brain injury, a TBI.
- And my dad ended up having a traumatic brain injury, a TBI.
- So not quite as extreme as the last clip, but another traumatic brain injury.
- And if you haven't seen the process, it's fucking it's, it's traumatic, it's hard on the body.
- There's a ton of research on traumatic brain injury, long term physical brain health.
- This Really was a profoundly traumatic brain injury.
- And so it was really about raising awareness for traumatic brain injury and prevention.
- Guys, Don has a really bad traumatic brain injury.
- Like is basically every non traumatic death?
- We've got high rates of traumatic brain injury due to domestic violence.
- Then I was diagnosed with traumatic encephalopathy, basically like post traumatic brain syndrome.
- The baby hyena actually comes through the the tissue and it's, it's a very traumatic birth.
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There's a ton of research on traumatic brain injury, long term physical brain health.
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The doctor told my parents it's just a mild traumatic brain injury, I'll be fine.
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Guys, Don has a really bad traumatic brain injury.
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You were involved with this horrible, traumatic accident.
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And my dad ended up having a traumatic brain injury, a TBI.
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Most organs for transplantation are obtained from young victims of accidents or other traumatic events.
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We examined the burden of disability resulting from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) among children younger than 18 years.
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Emotions such as fear, anger, or depression are normal responses to traumatic injury (Faris, 1985).
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After the car accident, he was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury that required immediate medical attention.
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The veteran spoke about his traumatic experiences during combat, which left him with both physical and emotional scars.
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Etymology
Traumatic comes from the Greek word trauma, meaning 'wound', and it was first used for physical injuries. So a traumatic injury is a serious wound to the body that often needs special care.