CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MEDICALISE
PRESENT
Present
I medicalise
you medicalise
he/she/it medicalises
we medicalise
you medicalise
they medicalise
Present continuous
I am medicalising
you are medicalising
he/she/it is medicalising
we are medicalising
you are medicalising
they are medicalising
Present perfect
I have medicalised
you have medicalised
he/she/it has medicalised
we have medicalised
you have medicalised
they have medicalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been medicalising
you have been medicalising
he/she/it has been medicalising
we have been medicalising
you have been medicalising
they have been medicalising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I medicalised
you medicalised
he/she/it medicalised
we medicalised
you medicalised
they medicalised
Past continuous
I was medicalising
you were medicalising
he/she/it was medicalising
we were medicalising
you were medicalising
they were medicalising
Past perfect
I had medicalised
you had medicalised
he/she/it had medicalised
we had medicalised
you had medicalised
they had medicalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been medicalising
you had been medicalising
he/she/it had been medicalising
we had been medicalising
you had been medicalising
they had been medicalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will medicalise
you will medicalise
he/she/it will medicalise
we will medicalise
you will medicalise
they will medicalise
Future continuous
I will be medicalising
you will be medicalising
he/she/it will be medicalising
we will be medicalising
you will be medicalising
they will be medicalising
Future perfect
I will have medicalised
you will have medicalised
he/she/it will have medicalised
we will have medicalised
you will have medicalised
they will have medicalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been medicalising
you will have been medicalising
he/she/it will have been medicalising
we will have been medicalising
you will have been medicalising
they will have been medicalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would medicalise
you would medicalise
he/she/it would medicalise
we would medicalise
you would medicalise
they would medicalise
Conditional continuous
I would be medicalising
you would be medicalising
he/she/it would be medicalising
we would be medicalising
you would be medicalising
they would be medicalising
Conditional perfect
I would have medicalise
you would have medicalise
he/she/it would have medicalise
we would have medicalise
you would have medicalise
they would have medicalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been medicalising
you would have been medicalising
he/she/it would have been medicalising
we would have been medicalising
you would have been medicalising
they would have been medicalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you medicalise
we let´s medicalise
you medicalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
medicalised
Present Participle
medicalising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEDICALISE»
Discover the use of
medicalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
medicalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
de-medicalise. human. services. Human services evolved as part of the welfare
state to provide assistance to people across a range of needs. With respect to
disability, human services were organised around a medical model in which ...
Patricia O'Brien, Martin Sullivan, 2005
2
Health & Height: Proceedings of the Vth World Congress on ...
... who practises caving is considered one of the best-skilled doctors to treat the
medical problems that may arise in these accidents. WHEN. IS. THE. DECISION.
TAKEN. TO. MEDICALISE. AN. ACCIDENT? The medical team forms the first link
...
Ginés Viscor Carrasco, Antoni Ricart de Mesones, Conxita Leal, 2003
3
Of Bodies and Symptoms: Anthropological Perspectives on ...
... (as a bodily sign) is converted into a symptom, but the symptom is converted
into a sign of something pathological and of the necessity to medicalise it –
possibly via self-medicalisation – an identification which results from a social
process.
Sylvie Fainzang, Claudie Haxaire, 2011
4
The Armed Forces Covenant in action? Part 1: Military ...
Professor Wessely: I think in the Armed Forces they try very hard not to over-
medicalise. The TRIM system—the trauma risk management programme—in
which we played a large part and did the big trial to look at its effectiveness, came
out of ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: Defence Committee, 2011
5
Practical Guide to Evidence
In R vDeighton (Richard)45 the Court ofAppeal warned against 'the temptation to
medicalise normality'. The defendant was convicted of cheating the public
revenue by failing to account for the tax due on a disposal of shares, and for
income ...
6
Insiders' French: Beyond the Dictionary
Un pays sous-medicalise est un pays ou les soins medicaux et les moyens de
depistage et de prevention sont insuffisants. soutien (m.) Support, as in le devoir
de soutien alimentaire, the duty to provide, or share in providing, basic support to
...
Eleanor Levieux, Michel Levieux, 1999
7
Testing Times: The Uses and Abuses of Assessment
Medicalise, 6. Biologise, 7. Geneticise, 8. Normalise, 9. Bureaucratise, 10.
Reclaim our identity (p. 10). To provide a flavour of how these engines work, I use
his example of obesity – the incidence of which has risen dramatically in the last
two ...
8
Therapy Culture: Cultivating Vulnerability in an Uncertain Age
'Postpartum depression affects 400,000 mothers per year in the USA', argues
Wolf.71 Recent attempts to medicalise female behaviour - premenstrual
syndrome, battered women's syndrome, new mother's syndrome - are now rarely
...
9
ABC of Conflict and Disaster
That there is a psychological cost cannot be doubted, but it may be a Western
conceit to medicalise such misery and distress. Efforts can be made to restore
mental hospitals, communities, or institutions, but they will rarely be seen as a
priority.
Anthony D. Redmond, Peter F. Mahoney, James M. Ryan, 2009
10
Trauma and the Memory of Politics
If the identification and treatment of trauma is a social practice then a series of
questions arises. We need to ask how we have come to specify traumatic
memory as distinct and then to medicalise and individualise it. And more
important, what ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MEDICALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
medicalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Pro-life activist Bernie Smyth considers politics career
"They want to medicalise a crime by offering the abortion pill illegally. But even in the UK, where abortion is available on demand to a certain ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jul 15»
Dealing with workplace bullying: the occupational health nurse's role
One must be careful not to inappropriately “medicalise” interpersonal relationship issues and allegations of bullying at work. The reality is that ... «PersonnelToday.com, Jul 15»
How being a nation of pill poppers is making us ill
Last June, leading doctors accused NICE of trying to medicalise 'five million healthy individuals', pointing out that the supporting evidence had ... «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
New standard to improve the care of people with personality disorders
Care for people with the disorder can also vary, with a tendency to medicalise the conditions, though no drugs are proved to be effective. «NICE, Jun 15»
Disease definitions linked to pharmaceutical companies
For depression, changes make it easier to diagnose someone who recently lost a loved one – a change critics argue might medicalise people ... «The Saturday Paper, Jun 15»
Sex, Lies and Pharmaceuticals
Back in 1921, a leading mouthwash manufacturer introduced the term “halitosis” in a bid to medicalise bad breath, thus fuelling demand for its ... «The Australian Women's Weekly, Jun 15»
New drug hailed "Viagra for women"
Is it helpful to medicalise low sexual desire among women when fluctuations in sexual desire over the life cycle, and in response to life events, ... «HealthCanal.com, Jun 15»
Flibanserin: Helping Female Sexual Disorders Or Just A New …
Is it helpful to medicalise low sexual desire among women when fluctuations in sexual desire over the life cycle, and in response to life events, ... «Science 2.0, Jun 15»
Hearing voices or having had hallucinations doesn't mean mental …
“Things are more complex.” Psychiatrists must not “rush to treatment” on the basis of single symptoms, and should not medicalise harmless ... «The Australian, Jun 15»
Concerns remain for 'Viagra for women' twice rejected by FDA
But critics argue that drug development efforts like Sprout's medicalise women's sexual problems, which are often related to stress, relationship ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
