Relational Adverbs - Adverbs of Medicine and Psychology

regarding or concerning medical matters, procedures, or conditions

in a way related to clinical practices or medical examinations and treatments

in a manner that is related to genetics or genes

in a way related to the functions and processes of living organisms, especially concerning the body's physical and chemical processes

in relation to the body as opposed to the mind

in a way related to using medicine or medical treatment

through or within a vein

with regard to the study, diagnosis, or treatment of diseases or abnormal conditions

with regard to the growth or changes that happen during the process of development, whether physical, mental, or emotional

regarding food and its impact on health, growth, and well-being

with regard to the structure and organization of the body and its parts

regarding the use of the voice, especially when speaking or singing

regarding the method of ingesting medication or drugs through the mouth

with regard to how people see things or use light, especially with lenses or visual processes

with regard to the nose or using the nose, particularly in producing sounds or administering substances

with regard to the face or its features, often referring to expressions, treatments, or actions involving the face

with regard to the mind, mental processes, or perceptions beyond normal senses

for the purpose of healing, treatment, or the improvement of well-being

in a way that is related to someone's mind or emotions

regarding one's mind, mental capacities, or aspects of mental well-being

with regard to thinking, reasoning, or understanding, especially in terms of mental and analytical abilities

with regard to thinking processes, learning, or understanding, particularly focusing on mental activities and acquiring knowledge

in a manner that relates to the nervous system or the study of the nervous system

in a manner that is related to or guided by instinct or innate behavior