Glossary

Contraindication

Also called: exclusion criterion

A medical reason a treatment should not be given to you, either at all (absolute) or without weighing the risk (relative).

Pregnancy, active infection at the site, and certain neuromuscular conditions are examples.

Screening for contraindications is the central purpose of the Good Faith Exam.

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