patient
- noun
- /ˈpeɪʃənt/
- The doctor checked on each patient to see how they were responding to the treatment.
- patient care
- patients undergo treatment
- treat patients
Now it's one out of five patients who are dying.
- Now it's one out of five patients who are dying.
- The Cleveland Clinic is lying to their patients, and they're lying to you.
- Like for example, just hold out half of the patients at random.
- We just published a study where we got patients on tirzepatide.
- This is where I treat patients and do my work.
- So they will go into patients homes, make sure they're OK.
- The first concern is that not all patients respond to sleep deprivation.
- Like they're the sort of model patient, model parent, I should say.
- It's a key for patients to get their health back.
- And during that time, I've had many patients who have ostomies.
- But when he starts asking his patients, he starts to hear the same things.
Examples
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So you have a new patient come into your facility.
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I think it makes your patients feel more cared for.
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This is where I treat patients and do my work.
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And then both groups of patients were put in this design.
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And look how much better these patients do now.
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Every movement and every moment of every patient is recorded here.
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Very few of our patients are committed by the state.
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All these patients are women.
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Now it's one out of five patients who are dying.
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- How many patients are you treating here, Paul?
Synonyms
A person who is ill
Compounds
- Specialized
First known person infected in an outbreak who may spread the disease to others
- Formal
The way a nurse and a patient work together, with the nurse trying to help and protect the patient's health
- Formal
A legal right that keeps what a patient tells their doctor private unless the patient agrees to share it
How Recovered
Surface Forms
Etymology
Patient comes from the Latin word patiens, which means 'one who suffers'. So a patient in a hospital is literally someone being cared for because they are ill or in pain.