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Things injury often describes ("injury ________")
- phobics
- data
- records
- attorney
- levels
- state
- potentials
- accident
- pain
- cases
- job
- actions
- earnings
- fund
- occlusion
- rule
- injection
- lawsuits
- phobias
- recovery
- factors
- relationship
- injuries
- survivor
- ratio
- lawyers
- patterns
- treatment
- hypersensitivity
- stage
- employment
- feigning
- day
- rate
- litigation
- funds
- program
- litigants
- problem
- theory
- group
- risk
- benefits
- model
- research
- activities
- phobia
- frequency
- programs
- condition
- states
- prevention
- insurance
- suit
- hypothesis
- status
- pattern
- accidents
- rehabilitation
- management
- suits
- fears
- type
- response
- severity
- fact
- level
- survivors
- abuse
- behavior
- functioning
- capacity
- deaths
- period
- lawyer
- free
- phase
- case
- liability
- patient
- events
- wages
- claims
- rates
- syndrome
- induced
- symptoms
- compensation
- patients
- victims
- claim
- wage
How injury often is described ("________ injury")
- mediated
- closed
- irreparable
- secondary
- joint
- toxic
- facial
- endothelial
- much
- apparent
- glomerular
- cold
- experimental
- traumatic
- accidental
- chronic
- acute
- spinal
- less
- potential
- penetrating
- intracranial
- renal
- whiplash
- physical
- permanent
- head
- mild
- irreversible
- minor
- neuronal
- serious
- focal
- grave
- cardiac
- arterial
- cerebral
- mechanical
- initial
- reperfusion
- further
- ligamentous
- induced
- diffuse
- direct
- brachial
- peripheral
- neurologic
- abdominal
- cervical
- personal
- electrical
- vascular
- slightest
- cellular
- slight
- blunt
- actual
- ischemic
- least
- related
- repetitive
- myocardial
- fatal
- associated
- possible
- narcissistic
- self
- hepatic
- mucosal
- significant
- severe
- thermal
- extensive
- soft
- external
