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   ambulatory

   /ˈambjʊlət(ə)ri/

   adjective

   • 1. relating to or adapted for walking: "continuous ambulatory dialysis"
   • ▪ (of a patient) able to walk about; ambulant.
   • ▪ movable; mobile: "an ambulatory ophthalmic service"

   noun

   • 1. a place for walking, especially an aisle or cloister in a church or monastery: "the front arch of the old ambulatory"

   Word Origin mid 16th century (as a noun): from Latin ambulatorius, from ambulare ‘to walk’.

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   What is another word for ambulatory?

   • Synonyms for ambulatory ambulant, errant, fugitive, gallivanting (also galavanting), itinerant, nomad, nomadic, perambulatory, peregrine, peripatetic, ranging, roaming, roving, vagabond, vagrant, wandering, wayfaring

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   What does ambulatory care mean?

   • ( medicine) Performed on or involving an outpatient . Those who left the sanatoria received ambulatory care that included regular doctor's care, visits to specialists and dietary supplements. ( medicine) Relating to ambulances . Accustomed to move from place to place; not stationary; movable.

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   What is a synonym for ambulant?

   • Synonyms for ambulant ambulatory, errant, fugitive, gallivanting (also galavanting), itinerant, nomad, nomadic, perambulatory, peregrine, peripatetic, ranging, roaming, roving, vagabond, vagrant, wandering, wayfaring

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   What are the advantages and disadvantages of ambulatory surgery?

   • An advantage of performing surgery at an ambulatory center is a decreased need for Ambulatory surgery is usually less expensive and more convenient, generally involving fewer laboratory tests, fewer preoperative and postoperative medications, less psychologic stress, and less susceptibility to hospital-acquired infections.

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   22 hours ago · A- Laboratory tests and perioperative medications. Ambulatory surgery is usually less expensive and more convenient, generally involving fewer laboratory tests, fewer preoperative and postoperative medications, less psychologic stress, and less susceptibility to hospital-acquired infections.

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   Jul 9, 2024 · By 1994, the Ambulatory Care System was established, aimed at reintegrating HIV-positive individuals into society. A notable portion of these individuals returned to their homes, where they received comprehensive care from their family doctors. Alternatively, some chose to persist in residing within the sanatoriums (Aragonés López et al. 2007).

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   Jul 9, 2024 · The religious practices and knowledge in pre-colonial Morocco were also disseminated officially by the fqihs or koranic masters but also by healers, local or ambulatory, or local storytellers; it is important to note that mothers and grand-mothers played a role in the transmission of not only religious practices but knowledge as well.

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