Medical term:
cope
Cope
(kōp),Vincent Z., English surgeon, 1881-1974. See: Cope clamp.
cope
(kōp),1. The upper half of a flask in the casting art; hence applicable to the upper or cavity side of a denture flask.
2. An act that enables one to adjust to the circumstances.
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
COPE
Committee on Publication Ethics. A voluntary body of editors of peer-reviewed medical and scientific journals founded in 1997 to provide a forum for discussing issues related to the integrity of the scientific record. COPE supports and encourages editors to report, catalogue and instigate investigations of breaches of research and publication ethics and other ethical problems in the publication process.Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
cope
(kōp)1. The upper half of a flask in the casting art; hence applicable to the upper or cavity side of a denture flask.
2. An act that enables one to adjust to the environmental circumstances.
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
cope
(kōp)Upper half of flask in casting art; hence applicable to the upper or cavity side of a denture flask.
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
Patient discussion about cope
Q. Any tips for coping with fibromyalgia?
A. I agree with the fact getting a better understanding helps but for me coping is finding support, someone you can talk to that is understanding. Accepting the fact you have limits...you can't do all the things you use to in the same way. REST...nap durning the day if possible so many people say this interfers with your sleep at night BUT for 2 years I wouldn't lie down and rest b/c I slept so poorly at night latey I have found resting if even 30 minutes helps me make it through my day. My medications help so talk to your doctor and I also if I can't nap durning the day sit and read to give my body a break b/c somedays it is so hard to move! 20 minute walks, warm baths, and herbal tea to help me relax and try to get as much sleep as possible at night. Hope this helps and Good Luck!
Q. How have people coped with dealing with depression? I have bi-polar II mixed disorder and I have been a candidate for no medication. I haven't taken medication for the last 3 years. I've recently been struggling with alleviating my depression.
A. The book is called An Unquiet Mind.
Nicholas, talk to your friends and family, tell them what goes on in your head during episodes, tell them what your journey has been like with this illness. Give them an opportunity to ask questions, teach them what your triggers are. Teach them what you want them to do when you are experiencing a mania or a depression. You are your own best tool when teaching the ones you love about this illness.
Good luck, I am sure if you open up and talk to them about it they will listen and learn, you will make them better people for it.
Nicholas, talk to your friends and family, tell them what goes on in your head during episodes, tell them what your journey has been like with this illness. Give them an opportunity to ask questions, teach them what your triggers are. Teach them what you want them to do when you are experiencing a mania or a depression. You are your own best tool when teaching the ones you love about this illness.
Good luck, I am sure if you open up and talk to them about it they will listen and learn, you will make them better people for it.
Q. What are the risks involved in pregnancy due to this and how to cope? my wife is having thalassemia…….she is having anemia too she had blood transfusions often and I am worried about her and want to know ….. What are the risks involved in pregnancy due to this and how to cope?
A. I have thallassemia b minor and my hematocrit was 23 during pregnancy. I was very very unwell. If father has the genetic trait, child can be born with thalassemia and if thalassemia major occurs is as you may know very difficult to deal with.
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Cope
(kōp),Vincent Z., English surgeon, 1881-1974. See: Cope clamp.
cope
(kōp),1. The upper half of a flask in the casting art; hence applicable to the upper or cavity side of a denture flask.
2. An act that enables one to adjust to the circumstances.
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
COPE
Committee on Publication Ethics. A voluntary body of editors of peer-reviewed medical and scientific journals founded in 1997 to provide a forum for discussing issues related to the integrity of the scientific record. COPE supports and encourages editors to report, catalogue and instigate investigations of breaches of research and publication ethics and other ethical problems in the publication process.Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
cope
(kōp)1. The upper half of a flask in the casting art; hence applicable to the upper or cavity side of a denture flask.
2. An act that enables one to adjust to the environmental circumstances.
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
cope
(kōp)Upper half of flask in casting art; hence applicable to the upper or cavity side of a denture flask.
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
Patient discussion about cope
Q. Any tips for coping with fibromyalgia?
A. I agree with the fact getting a better understanding helps but for me coping is finding support, someone you can talk to that is understanding. Accepting the fact you have limits...you can't do all the things you use to in the same way. REST...nap durning the day if possible so many people say this interfers with your sleep at night BUT for 2 years I wouldn't lie down and rest b/c I slept so poorly at night latey I have found resting if even 30 minutes helps me make it through my day. My medications help so talk to your doctor and I also if I can't nap durning the day sit and read to give my body a break b/c somedays it is so hard to move! 20 minute walks, warm baths, and herbal tea to help me relax and try to get as much sleep as possible at night. Hope this helps and Good Luck!
Q. How have people coped with dealing with depression? I have bi-polar II mixed disorder and I have been a candidate for no medication. I haven't taken medication for the last 3 years. I've recently been struggling with alleviating my depression.
A. The book is called An Unquiet Mind.
Nicholas, talk to your friends and family, tell them what goes on in your head during episodes, tell them what your journey has been like with this illness. Give them an opportunity to ask questions, teach them what your triggers are. Teach them what you want them to do when you are experiencing a mania or a depression. You are your own best tool when teaching the ones you love about this illness.
Good luck, I am sure if you open up and talk to them about it they will listen and learn, you will make them better people for it.
Nicholas, talk to your friends and family, tell them what goes on in your head during episodes, tell them what your journey has been like with this illness. Give them an opportunity to ask questions, teach them what your triggers are. Teach them what you want them to do when you are experiencing a mania or a depression. You are your own best tool when teaching the ones you love about this illness.
Good luck, I am sure if you open up and talk to them about it they will listen and learn, you will make them better people for it.
Q. What are the risks involved in pregnancy due to this and how to cope? my wife is having thalassemia…….she is having anemia too she had blood transfusions often and I am worried about her and want to know ….. What are the risks involved in pregnancy due to this and how to cope?
A. I have thallassemia b minor and my hematocrit was 23 during pregnancy. I was very very unwell. If father has the genetic trait, child can be born with thalassemia and if thalassemia major occurs is as you may know very difficult to deal with.
More discussions about copeThis content is provided by iMedix and is subject to iMedix Terms. The Questions and Answers are not endorsed or recommended and are made available by patients, not doctors.
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