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Proceduralist is the
broad term for a physician,
usually a
specialist or
subspecialist who
performs different diagnostic or
therapeutic procedures. Depending...
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Procedural democracy or
proceduralist democracy,
proceduralism or
hollow democracy is a term used to
denote the
particular procedures, such as regular...
- generation", and
Justin Chang of the Los
Angeles Times called him "the
great proceduralist of 21st
century blockbuster filmmaking, a
lover of nuts-and-bolts minutiae"...
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Managerial Revolution (1941),
speculated on the ****ure of an
increasingly proceduralist hence sclerotic society. A year
before he
wrote the book, he rejected...
- will be
placed on the equipment. The
person performing the
procedure (
proceduralist) will wash
their hands and don a
sterile gown and gloves. A mask may...
- tool, such as an
amnihook or amnicot, or they may be
ruptured by the
proceduralist's finger. The
different techniques for
artificial rupture of membranes...
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advancement of the
colonoscope to the ce****.
During an
ELVIS procedure one
proceduralist attempts a
standard colonoscopy in the
operating room with the patient...
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patients as well as
receives calls about already admitted patients. A
proceduralist is
generally defined as a
hospitalist who
primarily does procedures...
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corresponding noninstrumental desire and
being aware that it acts as a means.
Proceduralists hold that this is the only way a
desire can be irrational. Substantivists...
- 2020 (5): 1393–1400. Sutton,
Jeffrey S. Ruth
Bader Ginsburg, the
Great Proceduralist. (2020). Ohio
State Law Review. 81 (4): 605–609. Sutton,
Jeffrey S....
