Examples of using Needs to be treated in English and their translations into Swedish
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the wound needs to be treated surgically.
This is a diverse population, which is large in number, but which needs to be treated as a whole.
A bacterial culture of cyst fluids can be done to determine if secondary infection has developed and needs to be treated.
Before ablation, electrophysiology studies will be obtained to identify the exact area of the heart that needs to be treated.
Every cut made is an open wound that is susceptible to infection and needs to be treated with care.
Depression can sometimes be caused by a physical disorder that needs to be treated with medication and/or counseling.
nurse will know if your wound needs to be treated with a silver dressing.
surface water that therefore needs to be treated.
the construction process and if the ballast material needs to be treated.
Treatment Severe milk allergy or anaphylaxis needs to be treated immediately with an injection of adrenaline.
The surrounding area needs to be treated as well since fungal infection sometimes may occur without any symptoms.
he does not go to blow his fingers if a double bass needs to be treated.
cannot simply be overcome with time and it needs to be treated.
the cause needs to be treated.
this type of aggregate indicator needs to be treated with some caution as improvements can be the result either of higher energy efficiency and/or from changes in the structure of the economy.
thus leading to increased drainage of contaminated water that needs to be treated to avoid contaminants such as metals
History you provide may give your veterinarian clues as to what is causing the skin reaction and whether the problem needs to be treated on a deeper level or is only an external condition.
the drilling water needs to be treated to prevent it from contaminating the aquifer when the water table is penetrated.
an active phase(or‘flare-up') where skin needs to be treated with topical medications to calm inflammation and alleviate itching.
an active phase(or‘flare-up') where skin needs to be treated with topical medications to calm inflammation and alleviate itching.