ers
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- noun
- /ɜrz/
- US
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urgencias
- Remember what ERs were like after Katrina?
She was also an associate clinical instructor in ER medicine at UCSF.
- She was also an associate clinical instructor in ER medicine at UCSF.
- But your girl ended up in the ER in Nashville.
- You go there that you get this huge ER bill.
- Surgery most insurance doesn't pay for unless you wind up in the ER.
- Oh my God, I spent fucking six hours at the ER.
- I think the racism would be so off the chart that they would probably have to go to the ER from hyperventilating.
- I saw another thing and I see all these bills, you know, an ER that was clearly trying to augment it's, it's cash flow.
- And then the doctor nurse, I can't remember who he was in the ER, was like, yeah, the heartbeats there, you're fine.
Examples
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A similar analysis can be conducted with unnecessary visits to ERs.
Academic text (2002) -
LA County ERs can at best handle the occasional snake bite.
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Well, the last two ERs I worked at were closed down.
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People have been known to die in those ERs waiting for somebody to treat them.
Blog text (27) -
Sometimes I think back to that night in the ER seven years ago.
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Those people have gained experience from other ERs, right?
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There were no ER visits for COVID by children.
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I have had numerous experiences with hospitals and ERs in Ontario, Canada.
Blog text (23) -
Furthermore, ERs are not net wealth; they are both an asset and a liability.
Blog text (8) -
During a medical emergency, many patients rush to the nearest ERs for immediate care.
Synonyms
388
3.5
A hospital department that treats people who need immediate medical help
180
2.4
The hospital area where doctors immediately treat people with serious injuries or sudden illness
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ers can also be the plural of ER, a short form of Emergency Room, which means 'urgent medical care' at a hospital. So talking about several ers means talking about several hospital emergency departments.