nonmedical
- adjective
- /nɒnˈmɛdɪkəl/
- Many caregivers offer nonmedical services, such as companionship and housekeeping, to help seniors at home.
- nonmedical prescription
- nonmedical use
- nonmedical drug
Examples
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In addition, most of the existing research on nonmedical prescription drug use ignores Hispanics.
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The odds of reporting the nonmedical use of any prescription drug are 30% greater for Whites.
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We expect the two theories to explain the nonmedical use of prescription drugs.
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In the complete model, several of the controls are significantly associated with nonmedical prescription drug use.
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In this study, we examine the explanation of the nonmedical use of prescription drugs.
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Further, a 2007 report indicated that the nonmedical use of prescription drugs is reaching near record levels.
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We show that differential association is prominent in almost all nonmedical uses of prescription drugs.
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Our findings indicate a positive relationship between nonmedical prescription drug use and completing the interview in English.
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High school and college GPAs were both significantly lower among all nonmedical users as compared to nonusers.
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Table 1 presents the weighted prevalence of lifetime and past-year nonmedical use of prescription stimulants and analgesics.
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Synonyms
Not involving direct medical care, often used for research or administration
Not about doctors or medicine for treating illness
Antonyms
How Medical
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonmedical is made of the prefix non- meaning 'not' and medical, from medicine meaning 'care for health' and from medic meaning a person who treats patients. So nonmedical means 'not related to medicine or medical care', for example jobs or costs outside treatment.