Converse of object

• relive: Neither of us wanted to relive that trauma, Teal'c.

• suffer: Malcolm Wright, 41, said he suffered trauma in the accident in which Richard Jones, 18, of Dyserth, died.

• penetrate: The local skin should also be searched for evidence of penetrating trauma.

• inflict: Consequently, this will allow the police to inflict the same trauma we have been through on another family.

• heal: The book guides the reader through the process of healing childhood trauma through working with the Magical Child.

• overcome: Michael: I suppose that this was a natural progression from my interest in helping people overcome trauma.

Adjective modifier

• perineal: More research is needed on the subject: for example, does previous serious perineal trauma affect rotation in subsequent labors?

• blunt: The medical examiner ruled Clements ' cause of death blunt trauma to the head.

• ocular: Thus the percentage of road traffic accidents causing ocular trauma is 12.5 % .

• urethral: Urethral trauma Physical damage to the urethra - the tube that leads from the bladder to the outside.

• psychological: They do not include the psychological trauma of the expectant mother.

• orthopedic: The Scottish Orthopedic Research Trust into Trauma: was established in 1993 to promote research into orthopedic trauma.

Modifies a noun

• survivor: Artistic endeavors have also been a way for many trauma survivors to express inner feelings in a positive, creative way.

• surgeon: I spoke to David Halpin, a trauma surgeon with extensive experience in dealing with the results of incised wounds.

Noun used with modifier

• infancy: In more detail, infancy trauma is explained in two articles.

• post-abortion: Should the woman have been warned about post-abortion trauma?

• childhood: With Barnardo's help, childhood trauma need not mean a hopeless future.

• limb: Trauma: Facial trauma; lower limb trauma; burn injury.

• birth: There are men who specialize in finding memories of a birth trauma.