inpatient
意味: A patient who is formally admitted to a hospital and occupies a bed for at least one night. It also functions as an adjective describing care delivered under such conditions.
Inpatient care typically involves more intensive monitoring, treatment, and nursing support than outpatient services. NHS statistics distinguish carefully between inpatient admissions and day cases for resource planning. The term is central to hospital management, bed occupancy reports, and health policy discussions.
例文
- The hospital reported a fifteen per cent rise in inpatient admissions over the winter months. 该医院报告称,冬季住院人数增加了百分之十五。El hospital registró un aumento del quince por ciento en los ingresos hospitalarios durante los meses de invierno.その病院は、冬季に入院患者の受け入れが15パーセント増加したと報告した。그 병원은 겨울철에 입원 환자 수가 15퍼센트 증가했다고 보고하였다.
- She was transferred from A&E to an inpatient ward for observation overnight. 她从急诊科转至住院病房进行隔夜观察。Fue trasladada desde urgencias a una planta de hospitalización para observación nocturna.彼女は救急外来から入院病棟に移され、一晩の経過観察を受けた。그녀는 응급실에서 입원 병동으로 이송되어 하룻밤 경과 관찰을 받았다.
- Inpatient rehabilitation programmes offer round-the-clock therapy that is not available in the community. 住院康复项目提供社区中无法获得的全天候治疗。Los programas de rehabilitación hospitalaria ofrecen terapia las veinticuatro horas del día, algo no disponible en el ámbito comunitario.入院リハビリテーションプログラムは、地域では受けられない24時間体制の治療を提供する。입원 재활 프로그램은 지역사회에서는 받을 수 없는 24시간 치료를 제공한다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: medical, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
A compound of 'in' and 'patient,' first recorded in English in the mid-18th century. It arose as hospitals formalised the distinction between those staying on the premises and those attending briefly.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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