eclamptic
- noun
- /ɪˈklæmp.tɪk/
- Specialized
- The eclamptic was closely monitored by the medical team throughout her labor.
Examples
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Doctors acted quickly when the eclamptic began to show signs of severe complications.
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After treatment, the eclamptic gradually recovered and was able to return home.
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The eclamptic patient required immediate medical attention.
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Many eclamptic women experience severe complications.
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The eclamptic woman was quickly transported to the hospital for urgent care.
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During her pregnancy, the eclamptic faced numerous health challenges that required specialized treatment.
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The physician explained the risks associated with being eclamptic to the expectant mother.
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Etymology
Eclamptic (a person with eclampsia) gets its name from Greek ek- 'out' and lambanein 'to take', which gave the idea of a sudden 'seizure'. That's why an eclamptic is someone affected by those sudden, serious fits in pregnancy.