homans

the homans sign is a clinical indicator used to detect deep vein thrombosis in the legs.

george homans developed a theory of social behaviorism based on principles of exchange.

the homans family has a long history of philanthropy in the boston area.

due to its low sensitivity, the homans test is no longer recommended as a definitive diagnostic tool.

dr. smith taught the medical students how to properly perform the homans maneuver during rounds.

scholars often cite homans' work when discussing the fundamentals of social exchange theory.

a positive homans sign may present as pain in the calf upon dorsiflexion of the foot.

the sociological department honored the late professor homans with a memorial lecture series.

historical records indicate that the homans lineage can be traced back to the early settlers.

nurses must document the absence or presence of the homans sign in the patient's chart.

the validity of relying solely on a homans examination for diagnosis has been widely debated.

many consider homans' contribution to the understanding of group dynamics to be revolutionary.