++
++
++
Any technique that facilitates and enhances learning through both computer and communications technology. It can include only the text portion of a computer or it can include Internet-based distance learning using a multi-media-capable computer.
++
A treatment or surgical procedure performed at the patient’s or provider’s convenience and not as an emergency.
++
(ĕ-lek′tră) [Gr. Elektra, one of Agamemnon’s daughters, who helped her brother Orestes murder their mother Clytemnestra because of Electra’s love for her father, whom Clytemnestra had murdered] In psychoanalysis, a group of symptoms due to suppressed sexual love of a daughter for her father. SEE: Jocasta complex; Oedipus complex.
++
[Gr. elektron, amber] Pert. to, caused by, or resembling electricity.
++
Beat-to-beat changes in one or more portions of the electrocardiogram.
++
(ĕ-lek′trĭ-kăl lēk′ăj) The presence of unwanted current from an electrical device, such as a patient monitoring or treatment device.
+++
electrical stimulation
++
++
A form of energy that is generated by the interactions of positive and negative charges and that exhibits magnetic, chemical, mechanical, and thermal effects.
++
frictional e. Static electricity generated by rubbing two objects together.
++
galvanic e. Electricity generated by chemical action.
++
induced e. Electricity generated in a body from another body nearby without contact between them.
++
magnetic e. Electricity induced by a magnetic device.
++
negative e. An electric charge caused by an excess of negatively charged electrons.
++
positive e. An electric charge caused by loss of negatively charged electrons.
++
static e. Electricity generated by friction of certain materials.
+++
electric shock treatment
++
Electroconvulsive therapy.
++
[L. fr. Gr. ēlektron, amber (which has electrostatic properties)] Prefixes meaning electricity.
++
(ĕ-lek″trō-ak′yŭ-pŭngk″chŭr) Stimulation of acupuncture points using transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators (TENS) or other therapeutic electrical stimulation currents applied via needle or surface electrodes.
++
(ĕ-lek″trō-an″ăl-jē′zē-ă) [electro- + analgesia] Relief from pain by application of low-intensity electric currents locally or through implanted electrodes.
++
(ĕ-lek″trō-an″ĕs-thē′ zhă) [electro- + anesthesia] General anesthesia produced by a device that passes electricity of a certain frequency, amplitude, ...