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posttraumatic
post·trau·mat·ic P0474900 (pōst′trô-măt′ĭk, -trou-)adj. Following injury or resulting from it: posttraumatic amnesia.posttraumatic (ˌpəʊsttrɔːˈmætɪk) adj (Medicine) of, relating to, or occurring after trauma or shockpost•trau•mat•ic (ˌpoʊst trəˈmæt ɪk, -trɔ-, -traʊ-)
adj. occurring after physical or psychological trauma. [1900–05] Translations
EncyclopediaSeeposttraumatic stress disorderposttraumatic
posttraumatic [pōst″traw-mat´ik] following injury.posttraumatic stress disorder PTSD; an anxiety disorder caused by exposure to an intensely traumatic event, such as rape or assault, military combat or bombing of civilians, torture, death camps, natural disasters, terrible accidents, developmentally inappropriate sexual experiences, or life-threatening illness. Characteristics include reexperiencing the traumatic event in recurrent intrusive recollections, nightmares, or flashbacks; avoidance of trauma-associated stimuli and a generalized numbing of emotional responsiveness; and hyperalertness with difficulty in sleeping, remembering, or concentrating. The onset of symptoms may be delayed for months to years after the event.post·trau·mat·ic (pōst'traw-mat'ik), Occurring after trauma and, by implication, caused by it.posttraumatic (pōst′trô-măt′ĭk, -trou-)adj. Following injury or resulting from it: posttraumatic amnesia.post·trau·mat·ic (pōst'traw-mat'ik) Occurring after trauma, and, by implication, caused by it. post·trau·mat·ic (pōst'traw-mat'ik) Occurring after trauma and, by implication, caused by it. |