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GUS
(redirected from genitourinary system)

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GUSGemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten (German: CIS)
GUSGravis Ultrasound
GUSGreat Universal Stores
GUSGrown Up Soda
GUSGiornalisti Uffici Stampa (Italian)
GUSGuide to the Use of Standards
GUSGenitourinary System
GUSGlówny Urzad Statystyczny (Polish: Central Statistical Office)
GUSGruppo Umana Solidarieta (Italian: Human Solidarity Group)
GUSGlen Urquhart School (Beverly, Massachusetts)
GUSGround Uplink Station
GUSGeographic Underwriting System
GUSGenomics Unified Schema
GUSGeography and Urban Studies (college course)
GUSGeeklog Usage Stats
GUSGreater Universal Stores
GUSGhana Union Stuttgart eV (Stuttgart, Germany)
GUSGoddard Upper Stage
GUSGeographically Unsuitable


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In addition to this assessment, a phys cal examination, a detailed assessment the genitourinary system, functional assessment, and evaluation of environmental barriers (such as changes in living conditions, clothing, location of toile and/or nighttime access to toilet) need be performed.
Chapter 5 discusses special topics, including infectious diseases (eg, HIV infection, hepatitis B), the integumentary system (eg, thermal injury), the genitourinary system (eg, obstetrics, renal failure), oncology, and psychology and psychiatry (eg, grief process, death and dying).
Among those of the 834 who had died prior to 1990, problems with the kidneys and genitourinary system were the most frequent causes of death, accounting for just over 24 percent of all the deaths, a proportion substantially greater than in the general population.
 
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