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(Decreased) excursion (usually results in increased ease)

Swedish translation: (minskat) utslag

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English term or phrase:(Decreased) excursion (usually results in increased ease)
Swedish translation:(minskat) utslag
Entered by: Angelica Kjellström

08:39 Mar 16, 2007
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Medical - Medical: Health Care / Head and chin positioning device
English term or phrase: (Decreased) excursion (usually results in increased ease)
If the client requires less assistance/support from the prompt, initially place the prompt a bit below the chin,  using it as a "boundary" to limit the amount of neck flexion that the client might otherwise lapse into.  (Decreased excursion usually results in increased ease.)
The curved part of the chin prompt faces the neck. 
Bengt Evertsson
Local time: 13:36
(minskat) utslag
Explanation:
Utslag av rörelse som uppstår ur ett jämviktsläge.
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Local time: 13:36
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(decreased) excursion (usually results in increased ease)
(minskat) utslag


Explanation:
Utslag av rörelse som uppstår ur ett jämviktsläge.


    Reference: http://ec.europa.eu/eurodicautom/Controller
Angelica Kjellström
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Local time: 13:36
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