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Breach of confidentiality

Breach of confidentiality refers to a critical ethical and legal issue that addresses the importance of the confidential nature of the helping relationship and that confidentiality should only be broken under extreme circumstances such as when there is a "duty to warn. ”

Breakthrough

Deutsch: Durchbruch / Español: Avance / Português: Avanço / Français: Percée / Italian: Svolta

Breakthrough in the psychology context refers to a significant and often sudden advance in understanding, treatment, or progress within an individual's psychological state or within the field of psychology as a whole. This term can apply to personal therapeutic milestones, major research findings, or innovative treatment approaches.

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Breakthrough bleeding

Breakthrough bleeding refers to slight blood loss from the uterus that may occur when a woman is taking oral contraceptives.

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Breast buds

Breast buds refers to the first swelling of the area around the nipple that indicates the beginning of breast development.

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Breast Self-Examination (BSE)

- Breast Self-Examination (BSE) : Breast Self -Examination (BSE) refers to the monthly practice of checking the breasts to detect alterations in the underlying tissue. It is a chief method of detecting breast cancer.

Breathing-related sleep disorder

breathing-related sleep disorder refers to sleep disruption leading to excessive sleepiness or insomnia, caused by a breathing problem such as interrupted breathing or sleep Apnea or labored breathing or hypoventilation

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Breech birth

Breech birth refers to a delivery in which the fetus emerges feet first or buttocks first rather than head first.

Breech position

Breech position refers to an abnormal and usually dangerous birthing position in which the baby’s feet, knees, or buttocks emerge before the head.

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