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Перевод: preventive

[прилагательное]
предупредительный; профилактический; превентивный;
[существительное]
предупредительная мера; профилактическое средство

Тезаурус:

1. Many different kinds of activities contribute to maintaining a safe physical environment and, because most are essentially preventive in nature, the remainder of this section considers the following topics:
2. Lastly, perhaps the biggest danger of electronic coursework is the possibility of a virus attack, but if the marker is aware of the problem he can take reasonable preventive measures.
3. There is no obligation on general practitioners to keep age/sex registers of their patients, a device which lays the foundation for more effective preventive health care of elderly people.
4. The first was to remove or destroy the cause of the illness if known - in other words, preventive medicine.
5. There is no known preventive measure and it simply seems a matter either of good or bad luck whether your ferrets suffer it or not.
6. Greater attention must be paid to both alleviating existing chronic conditions among older people, and to preventive strategies throughout the life cycle.
7. Pottle (1984) described family work as part of a preventive approach with mentally infirm people, which demonstrates the broader view of a network as relevant to an elderly person's situation.
8. For patients who are identified from assessment as being at particular risk, relevant preventive activities should be included in the list of interventions written on the patient's nursing plan.
9. Some different groups of hazards are described below, along with related preventive measures.
10. Preventive work has the following characteristics:
11. Its gentle approach and its emphasis on sensible preventive measures also gave it considerable patient appeal when compared with the more barbarous established approaches.
12. By its very nature it is likely that most will be potential problems relevant to the circumstances (though there may be actual problems too), and, therefore, the goals set and the mutually agreed nursing interventions will be mainly preventive in nature.
13. This is a reminder of the breadth of the concept of prevention and the absence of any real consensus in our society about the values underlying social policies or preventive child care.