clinically
In detached manner
Clinically describes something done in the manner of medical practice or observation.
A drug is clinically tested through controlled trials.
A diagnosis is clinically confirmed by a physician.
Extended uses suggest detached, systematic analysis without emotion: She assessed the situation clinically.
The word can also emphasize that something meets a diagnostic threshold: clinically depressed, clinically dead.
Free from emotional involvement
- unemotionalLacking outward feeling
- coldLow temperature state
- impersonalLacking warmth or individuality
- aloofEmotionally withdrawn, uninviting
distant · impassive · detached · remote · uninvolved · matter-of-fact · businesslike · coolly
Identification of illness
- treatmentCare for an ailment
- patientAble to wait calmly
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- hospitalMedical treatment facility
physician · symptoms · prognosis · prescription · pathology · examination · assessment · trial
Organized and deliberate
- systematicFollowing ordered procedures
- meticulousShowing extreme attention to detail
- rigorousExtremely thorough and careful
- exactPerfectly correct, no deviation
measured · controlled · exacting · thorough · careful · deliberate · scrupulous · analytical
dispassionate
Free from emotional involvement
- unemotionalLacking outward feeling
- coldLow temperature state
- impersonalLacking warmth or individuality
aloof · distant · impassive · detached · remote · uninvolved · matter-of-fact · businesslike · coolly · indifferent
diagnosis
Identification of illness
hospital · physician · symptoms · prognosis · prescription · pathology · examination · assessment · trial · intervention
methodical
Organized and deliberate
- systematicFollowing ordered procedures
- meticulousShowing extreme attention to detail
- rigorousExtremely thorough and careful
exact · measured · controlled · exacting · thorough · careful · deliberate · scrupulous · analytical · detailed
antiseptic
Microbe-killing substance
stark · bare · austere · white · fluorescent · institutional · spartan · unadorned · cold · minimal
- adverbsquickly, slowly, very, really, now
- pharmacologypharmacology, drugs, pharmacokinetics, dose, drug
clinicallyemotionally
Regarding inner feelings
passionately · warmly · hysterically · compassionately · tenderly
clinicallymessily
In disorderly manner
chaotically · haphazardly · sloppily · carelessly · imprecisely
clinicallyinformally
Without official protocol
casually · colloquially · anecdotally · amateurishly · unscientifically
- clinical trialHuman subject research experiment
- clinically deadHeart and breathing stopped
- clinical skillsPatient care techniques
- clinical depressionPsychiatric condition of prolonged despair
- clinically depressedDiagnosable persistent low mood
- clinical screeningMedical tests detecting conditions
clinical, preclinical, subclinical, nonclinical, clinical trials, clinical trial