Words to Describe therapy
Things therapy often describes ("therapy ________")
- researcher
- series
- programmes
- studies
- guidelines
- approaches
- course
- considerations
- drugs
- procedures
- trials
- regimens
- notes
- modalities
- antibiotics
- resistant
- concentrates
- assistants
- journal
- relationship
- techniques
- rooms
- tasks
- treatment
- chapter
- general
- manuals
- corticosteroids
- tubes
- section
- dogs
- interventions
- issues
- equipment
- indications
- solutions
- deals
- group
- help
- clients
- results
- related
- monitoring
- activities
- psychotherapy
- therapies
- experiment
- experiments
- methods
- programs
- talk
- strategies
- lung
- thrombolysis
- ranges
- regimen
- decisions
- volume
- proceeds
- measures
- management
- groups
- aides
- trialists
- options
- centers
- treatments
- the
- services
- principle
- methodologies
- therapists
- goals
- today
- session
- models
- aims
- patient
- plans
- assistant
- induced
- sessions
- protocols
- agents
- doses
- patients
- anemia
- recommendations
How therapy often is described ("________ therapy")
- respiratory
- cognitive
- antifungal
- successful
- intermittent
- alternative
- adequate
- medical
- antihypertensive
- ray
- emotive
- hyperbaric
- immunosuppressive
- specific
- marital
- term
- chronic
- pharmacologic
- definitive
- preoperative
- postoperative
- antiviral
- renal
- physical
- analytic
- conventional
- corticosteroid
- antimicrobial
- surgical
- appropriate
- family
- active
- antibiotic
- empiric
- thrombolytic
- aggressive
- supportive
- based
- behavioural
- initial
- antiarrhythmic
- symptomatic
- intensive
- conjoint
- antiretroviral
- psychodynamic
- diuretic
- endodontic
- oral
- anticoagulant
- hormonal
- occupational
- feminist
- suppressive
- fibrinolytic
- line
- periodontal
- preventive
- psychological
- behavioral
- cytotoxic
- anticonvulsant
- convulsive
- effective
- endocrine
- intravenous
- continuous
- outpatient
- topical
- optimal
- psychoanalytic
- concomitant
- dietary
- adjunctive
- prophylactic
- electroconvulsive
- individual
- nutritional
- standard
- conservative
- systemic
- rational
- brief
- prolonged
- photodynamic
