Surgical strike (1925 bytes)
1: ...ular by [[aircraft]]. However the term "surgical strike" may also be employed to describe an [[assassinat...
3: Surgical Strikes are often employed in [[urban warfare]] and coun...
5: "Surgical Strike" was originally employed as a jargon catch phrase...

Surgical mask (1693 bytes)
1: A '''surgical mask''' is designed to be worn by [[health profes...
3: ...tside health care facilities, simple, inexpensive surgical masks are commonly worn in heavily polluted vario...
6: Most "real" surgical masks used in operating rooms for the purposes of...
9: Simple surgical masks do reduce the spread of [[bacterium|bacteri...
11: ...too small to be caught in the fibres of a regular surgical mask. Thus, a mask wearer would not be less likel...

Surgical instruments (9218 bytes)
2: ...type of surgery. Accordingly, the nomenclature of surgical instruments follows certain patterns, such as a d...
4: ...sistance to a surgeon with the proper handling of surgical instruments during an operation, by a specialized...
8: There are several classes of surgical instruments:
24: An important relative distinction, regarding surgical instruments, is the amount of bodily disruption o...
28: Surgical instruments have been manufactured since the dawn...

Surgical cast (951 bytes)
1: A '''surgical cast''' is a device used to restrain a limb to fa...

Surgical oncology (1838 bytes)
1: ...is the branch of [[surgery]] which focuses on the surgical managment of malignant neoplasms ([[cancer]]).
3: ...ssible for any one surgeon to be competent in the surgical management of ''all'' malignant disease.
5: ...ic oncologists and so forth can all be considered surgical oncologists.
7: ...a number of [[clinical trials]], that outcomes in surgical cancer care are positively associated to [[surgeo...
10: ...ttp://www.esso-surgeonline.be European Society of Surgical Oncology]

Surgical Technologist (296 bytes)
1: ...d with preparing instrumentation and supplies for surgical procedures, maintaining [[aseptic technique]] dur...

List of surgical procedures (2908 bytes)
1: ...s [[spleen]]. Thus, ''splenectomy'' refers to the surgical removal of the spleen (or sections thereof). "ot...
5: ==List of surgical term roots==
8: * -ectomy: surgical removal
27: ==List of surgical procedures==

Surgical stainless steel (1590 bytes)
1: '''Surgical [[stainless steel]]''' is a variation of [[steel]...
15: ...t these types of steel are well suited for making surgical implants and equipment: they are easy to clean an...
17: Most surgical equipment is made out of Martensitic steel - it i...

Sterilization (surgical procedure) (2922 bytes)
3: '''Sterilization''' is a [[surgery|surgical]] technique leaving a male or female unable to pr...

Mobile army surgical hospital (1693 bytes)
1: A '''mobile army surgical hospital''' ('''MASH''') is a self-contained [[Un...
3: ... It was an alternative to the system of portable surgical hospitals, field hospitals, and general hospitals...

One strike you're out (3235 bytes)
1: ...[[American]] states in the [[1990s]] (see [[Three strikes laws]]).
7: ...st [[liberal]] in the country - declared the one-strike-you're-out law to be unconstitutional in cases wh...
9: ...t forms the basis for this article, the term "One strike, you're out" has also acquired other popular appl...

Strike Anywhere (1060 bytes)
1: ...and singing. The album [[Exit English]] has given Strike Anywhere a large cult following based on their mu...
3: Strike Anywhere also contributed a song called "To the W...
22: [http://www.strikeanywhere.org Official Site]

First strike (1707 bytes)
1: In [[nuclear strategy]], '''first strike capability''' is a country's ability to defeat an...
7: ...f it dared, would then launch a pre-emptive first strike while they still had a chance. The reasoning behi...
11: ...riters that Castro was calling for a Soviet first strike against the US.
13: ... the imperialists could carry out a nuclear first strike against it." [http://www.cs.umb.edu/jfklibrary/cm...
17: * [[Decapitation strike]]

Strike (1191 bytes)
1: '''Strike''' has many meanings:
3: ...ike''' is a deliberate absence from work. ''See [[strike action]].''
4: ...ow in order to cause harm to an opponent. ''See [[strike (attack)]].''
5: *'''Strike''' is the generic name for a blunt, crushing atta...
6: *A '''[[military strike]]''' is a limited attack on a specified target.

Strike Out (2351 bytes)
1: '''Strike Out''', (1969-1998), [[North American]] [[Harness...
3: [[Image:StrikeoutHorse.jpg|right|]]
5: Strike Out was born in [[1969]] at [[Castleton Farm]] in...
9: As a two-year-old pacer, Strike Out earned more money than any horse in his age g...
11: ...year old pacer in a time of 1:56 3/5. Once again, Strike Out was named by the HTA and USTA as top three-ye...

Homestead Strike (1879 bytes)
1: The '''Homestead Strike''' was a [[labor]] confrontation lasting 143 days...
3: ...the country for a trip to [[Scotland]] before the strike occurred leaving the situation in the hands of [[...
5: ...ckout]]" by management and not a "[[strike action|strike]]" by workers).
7: Frick brought in thousands of strikebreakers to work the [[steel mill]]s and [[Pinkert...
17: [[Category:Labor strikes]]

3rd strike (1142 bytes)
1: [[Image:3rdstrike.jpg]]
2: .... The two put together a makeshift lineup for 3rd Strike, but between several unsuccessful tours and Korth...
5: ...velyrics.com/0-9/3rd%20strike/index.html All "3rd Strike" Lyrics]
6: ...st.com/0-9/3rd%20strike/index.html Lyrics by "3rd Strike"]

Jurisdictional strike (1179 bytes)
1: '''Jurisdictional strike''' is a concept in [[United States]] [[labor law...
2: ...f the NLRB to seek an [[injunction]] barring such strikes. The NLRB, almost without exception, resolves ju...
4: Jurisdictional strikes occur most frequently in the United States in th...

Bird strike (3635 bytes)
1: ...e''' (sometimes birdstrike or BASH (bird aircraft strike hazard)) is an [[aviation]] term for when there i...
3: ...ult in damage to the aircraft. In the US reported strikes are divided between waterfowl (32%), gulls (28%)...
5: ...f, landing and associated phases. Less than 1% of strikes occur above 760 m (2,500 feet) and 50% at under ...
9: ...ust be able to safely land after taking a 1.82 kg strike.
11: At first bird strike testing by manufacturers involved firing a bird c...

Strike Command (1248 bytes)
1: [[Image:Stc-600.jpg|right|200px|Strike Command badge]]
2: '''Strike Command''' is the successor organisation in the [...
4: ''Strike Command'' was formed on [[30 April]] [[1968]] by ...
8: ...2003]] who remains the current Commander in Chief Strike Command.

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