|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Inpatient
| Глоссарий медицинских терминов |
- Someone who stays overnight or for some time in a hospital for treatment or observation. compare outpatient
- A patient who has been admitted to a hospital or other health care facility for treatment that requires an overnight stay.
|
|
Observation, английский
- Наблюдение; измерение
- Наблюдение; измерение оцт object задача; цель
- Observación
- The process of watching and examining a person or thing over a period of time she was admitted to hospital for observation.
- N наблюдение
- Наблюдение
- In nautical astronomy, denotes the taking the sun, moon, or stars` altitude with a quadrant or sextant, in order thereby to find the latitude or time; also, the lunar distances.
- [1] general; the act of measuring some magnitude with an instrument, such as the time of an occultation (with a clock); the right ascension of a star (with a transit instrument and clock); the sun’s altitude, or the distance of the moon from a star (with a sextant); the temperature (with a thermometer); etc. [2] nautical; a celestial sighting, taken in order to calculate a time or position. [3] the information so acquired.
Outpatient, английский
- Амбулаторный больной
- Someone who comes to a hospital for treatment but does not stay overnight she goes for treatment as an outpatient. abbr op. compare inpatient
- A patient who has been admitted to a hospital or other health care facility for treatment that does not require an overnight stay.
|
Missed case, английский
Someone with an infection or disease which is not identified by a doctor mist. mist. /m?st/, mistura /m?s tj??r?/ re. mist.
Medical assistant, английский
- Someone who performs routine administrative and clinical tasks to help in the offices and clinics of doctors and other medical practitioners
- A royal navy medical rating, equivalent to the usn’s hospital corpsman. medical assistants serve on all types of ship in the surface and submarine fleet, or ashore in a sick bay, hospital, or other establishment. until shortly after world war ii, medical assistants were known as sick berth attendants, and earlier as loblolly boys. medical assistants who volunteer for service with the royal marines must pass the all arms commando course.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
