"patient" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

patient rzeczownik

rzeczownik + patient

Kolokacji: 77

cancer patient • AIDS patient • hospital patient • Medicare patient • heart patient • breast cancer patient • ...

patient + czasownik

Kolokacji: 179

patient receives • patient suffers • patient dies • patient undergoing • patient experiences • patient requires • patient reports • ...

czasownik + patient

Kolokacji: 124

treat patients • allow patients • help patients • serve patients • include patients • see patients • tell patients • examine patients • ...

Kolokacji: 50

Grup znaczeniowych: 21

(1) treat, abuse, discuss

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 14

1. see patients = zobacz pacjenci see patients

2. examine patients = zbadaj pacjentów examine patients

3. identify patients = zidentyfikuj pacjentów identify patients

4. study patients = pacjenci naukowi study patients

5. patient is diagnosed = pacjent jest zdiagnozowany patient is diagnosed

6. describe patients = przedstaw pacjentów describe patients

7. patient is found = pacjent zostanie znaleziony patient is found

8. find in patients = znajdź w pacjentach find in patients

9. see in patients = zobacz w pacjentach see in patients

10. patient named = pacjent nazwał patient named

11. check on one's patient = sprawdzać czyjś pacjent check on one's patient

12. compare patients = porównaj pacjentów compare patients

13. look after patients = doglądnij pacjentów look after patients

They are trained to look after patients during the journey to and from Hospital.
Sure enough, the letter comes straight to the point: "We are reviewing how we look after patients .
A milieu therapy approach exists where patients participate in running the ward and help in looking after other patients.
Just out of interest, does anyone know how much it used to cost to look after convalescent patients in cottage hospitals?
It employs more than 3,000 people including more than 2,600 looking after patients.
When he had recovered from his illness, he took an appointment as a night porter to look after demented patients.
All his life he had been active, doing things about the house, looking after patients, thinking, studying, writing.
We look after patients without looking at them.
The idea, he said, is to free hospital staffs to look after patients in need of more immediate attention.
However, with this draft document, we have broken down that barrier, and we have done it because of the need to look after patients.