neonatologist
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- noun
- /ˌniːoʊnəˈtɑːlədʒɪst/
- Specialized
- As a neonatologist, she knew the importance of early intervention for infants with health complications.
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Watch on YouTubeNot really an area, you know, I'm not a neonatologist so I don't think I can really comment on that.
- Not really an area, you know, I'm not a neonatologist so I don't think I can really comment on that.
Examples
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The neonatologist carefully monitored the premature baby in the intensive care unit.
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After the delivery, the parents were anxious to meet the neonatologist who would take care of their newborn.
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A neonatologist entered the room.
Blog text (14) -
For three days we didn't see the neonatologist.
Blog text (10) -
The neonatologist had left the hospital earlier without meeting with me or my husband, and the junior physicians thought we would feel bad if we were told about the babies' poor health, so they kept quiet.
Blog text (10) -
Finally, the decision as to the timing of the interviews (two months after discharge) was made in consultation with a senior neonatologist.
Academic text (2008) -
So for the neonatologist, life begins when there's enough lung, lung function so they can live outside the uterus.
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Then, breaking the seals, she unscrewed the cover of Sherman's bottles and inserted the glucose supplement that had been ordered by the neonatologist.
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Determining the exact number of children born with FAS or FAE is difficult since recognition is based on the neonatologist's ability to see the cluster of effects at birth.
Academic text (1996) -
" In less than a minute, the resuscitation of Sherman O'Banion was manned by neonatologist Laura Pressman, two pediatric residents, and two nurses.
Fiction book (1995)
How Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Neonatologist breaks into three parts: neo- meaning 'new', nat- meaning 'born', and -ologist meaning 'specialist', like in biologist. So a neonatologist is a doctor who cares for newborn or premature babies.