decompensate

Osadca's psychiatrist said he'd be likely to "decompensate" if jailed.

Ottawa Sun 2009

However, with the time, the bladder may decompensate, and this state is characterized by increased voiding pressures and a huge increase in post void residual urine.

Urology Division Research 2010

Hospital beds are needed when individuals with the most serious illnesses like schizophrenia decompensate and need to re-establish, often with medications, contact with reality.

DJ Jaffe: Hey, Andrew Cuomo: Eliminate the NYS Office of Mental Health 2010

Some will survive safely but many will inevitably decompensate, commit crimes, and wind up in jail.

DJ Jaffe: NYS Senate voted today to not help mentally ill, not keep public safer and not save money 2010

Some will survive safely but many will inevitably decompensate, commit crimes, and wind up in jail.

DJ Jaffe: NYS Senate voted today to not help mentally ill, not keep public safer and not save money 2010

So that dichotomy, that -- that, probably, a need to overcompensate for this deep insecurity could contribute to that whole power control debate that we're having right now, if that was really part of his personality that it caused him to decompensate, if there was a confrontation between him and the victim.

CNN Transcript Sep 18, 2009 2009

MESERVE: The airlines are expected to decompensate for the lack of passengers by cutting capacity, perhaps by as much as five percent or 10 percent.

CNN Transcript Mar 31, 2009 2009

"'[W] atch borderline personality decompensate over course of two hours' isn't on my to-do list anywhere, but I can't un-know what it looks like now."

GreenCine Daily: Shorts and fests, 10/30. 2006

Young people typically do very well until all of a sudden they decompensate.

CNN Transcript Feb 15, 2008 2008

She's trying to keep those emotions in check, because, if she shows too much emotion, she will decompensate.

CNN Transcript Sep 7, 2007 2007