ambulatory
含义: Relating to walking or able to walk. In medicine, it describes care or procedures that do not require hospital admission, allowing the patient to remain mobile.
Ambulatory care encompasses outpatient clinics, day surgery, and community health services where patients attend and leave the same day. Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, for instance, involves a portable device worn while the patient goes about daily life. The term also appears in architecture, where it denotes a walkway or cloister.
例句
- The trust expanded its ambulatory care unit to reduce unnecessary overnight admissions. 该信托机构扩大了门诊护理部门,以减少不必要的过夜入院。El servicio de salud amplió su unidad de atención ambulatoria para reducir los ingresos nocturnos innecesarios.そのトラストは、不必要な一泊入院を減らすために外来ケアユニットを拡張した。그 트러스트는 불필요한 야간 입원을 줄이기 위해 외래 진료 유닛을 확장하였다.
- Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring gave a more accurate picture than a single clinic reading. 动态血压监测比单次诊室测量提供了更准确的血压情况。La monitorización ambulatoria de la presión arterial proporcionó una imagen más precisa que una única lectura en consulta.携帯型血圧モニタリングは、1回の診察時測定よりも正確な血圧の全体像を提供した。활동혈압모니터링은 1회의 진료실 측정보다 더 정확한 혈압 상태를 파악할 수 있게 해주었다.
- Most patients were ambulatory within forty-eight hours of the hip replacement surgery. 大多数患者在髋关节置换手术后48小时内即可行走。La mayoría de los pacientes estaban ambulatorios en las cuarenta y ocho horas siguientes a la cirugía de reemplazo de cadera.ほとんどの患者は、人工股関節置換術後48時間以内に歩行可能となった。대부분의 환자는 고관절 치환술 후 48시간 이내에 보행이 가능하였다.
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用法指南
语境: medical, academic
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Latin ambulare meaning 'to walk.' It entered English in the 17th century, initially in architectural use before being adopted by medicine in the 19th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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