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DDH

DDH is the abbreviations of Ddevelopmental dysplasia of the hip which is a condition of the hip joint that is congenital in nature. (see Developmental dysplasia of the hip)

De-escalation

De-escalation means toning down the intensity of the conflict or dispute so that a solution becomes more likely.

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De-reflection

De-reflection refers to a technique described by Frankl in which the client is instructed to ignore a troublesome behavior or symptom in order to divert his or her attention to more constructive thoughts or activities.

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Dead-enders

Dead-enders are employees who receive much grapevine information but who seldom pass it on to others.

Deafferent

Deafferent means to remove or disable the sensory nerves from a body part; to remove the sensory nerves from a body part

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Deafness

Deafness refers to a partial or complete hearing loss. Levels of impairment vary from a mild but important loss of sensitivity to a total loss of hearing. Many sensorineural hearing losses result from a genetic predisposition.

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Deal breaker

A Deal breaker is a behavior or condition that one partner is unable or unwilling to tolerate in a relationship.

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Death

Deutsch: Tod

The concept of "death" refers to the end of life or the cessation of biological functions. The experience of death and the process of grieving can have a significant impact on an individual's mental health and well-being.

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