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2 ambulant behandelter Patient
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outpatient* * *(a person who comes to hospital for treatment but does not stay there overnight.) out-patient* * *m.outpatient n. -
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I Adj. MED. outpatient...2. ambulatory, itinerant förm.; ambulantes Gewerbe street-trading, door-to-door trading (Am. selling), Am. traveling sales förm.; ambulanter Händler, ambulante Händlerin street-trader, door-to-door trading (Am. selling), hawker umg.II Adv. MED.: ambulant behandelt werden get outpatient treatment, be treated as an outpatient; ambulant behandelter Patient outpatient* * *ambulant* * *am|bu|lạnt [ambu'lant]1. adj1) (MED in Arztpraxis, Krankenhaus) Versorgung, Behandlung, Operation outpatient attr2) (= wandernd) itinerant2. advambulant behandelt werden (Patient: in Praxis, Krankenhaus) — to receive outpatient treatment, to be treated as an outpatient; (Fall) to be treated in the outpatient department
jdn ambulant behandeln — to treat sb as an outpatient
ambulant operieren/arbeiten or tätig sein — to operate on/treat outpatients
* * *am·bu·lant[ambuˈlant]ein \ambulanter Patient an out-patientII. advjdn \ambulant behandeln to treat sb as an out-patientsich \ambulant versichern to insure oneself against non-hospital treatment* * *1.1) (Med.) outpatient attrib. <treatment, therapy, etc.>2) (umherziehend) itinerant2.adverbial (Med.)jemanden ambulant behandeln — treat somebody as an outpatient or give somebody outpatient treatment
* * *A. adj MED outpatient …2. ambulatory, itinerant form;ambulanter Händler, ambulante Händlerin street-trader, door-to-door trading (US selling), hawker umgB. adv MED:ambulant behandelt werden get outpatient treatment, be treated as an outpatient;ambulant behandelter Patient outpatient* * *1.1) (Med.) outpatient attrib. <treatment, therapy, etc.>2) (umherziehend) itinerant2.adverbial (Med.)jemanden ambulant behandeln — treat somebody as an outpatient or give somebody outpatient treatment
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5 Ambulanz
f; -, -en MED.2. (Krankenwagen) ambulance* * *die Ambulanz(Krankenhausstation) outpatient's department;(Krankenwagen) ambulance* * *Am|bu|lạnz [ambu'lants]f -, -en1) (= Klinikstation) outpatient department, outpatients sing (inf)2) (= Ambulanzwagen) ambulance* * *Am·bu·lanz<-, -en>[ambuˈlants]f1. (im Krankenhaus) out-patient department2. (Unfallwagen) ambulance* * *die; Ambulanz, Ambulanzen1) (in Kliniken) outpatient[s'] department2) (Krankenwagen) ambulance* * *2. (Krankenwagen) ambulance* * *die; Ambulanz, Ambulanzen1) (in Kliniken) outpatient[s'] department2) (Krankenwagen) ambulance* * *-en f.ambulance n. -
6 Pflege
f; -, kein Pl.1. allg.: care (auch der Haut, Zähne, eines Kindes etc.); des Äußeren: auch grooming3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH. maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc.: keeping up, updating; viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention); ein Kind / einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child / dog into one’s care; ein Kind ( bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (s.o.’s) care* * *die Pflegemaintenance; cultivation; nurture; care* * *Pfle|ge ['pfleːgə]f -, no plcare; (von Kranken auch) nursing; (von Garten auch) attention; (von Beziehungen, Künsten) fostering, cultivation; (von Maschinen, Gebäuden) maintenance, upkeepjdn/etw in Pflége nehmen — to look after sb/sth
jdn/etw in Pflége geben — to have sb/sth looked after
sie gaben den Hund bei ihrem Sohn in Pflége — they gave their dog to their son to look after
ein Kind in Pflége nehmen (dauernd) — to foster a child
ein Kind in Pflége geben — to have a child fostered; (stundenweise) to have a child looked after; (Behörde) to foster a child out (zu jdm with sb)
die Pflége von jdm/etw übernehmen — to look after sb/sth
der Garten/Kranke braucht viel Pflége — the garden/sick man needs a lot of care and attention
das Kind/der Hund hat bei uns gute Pflége — the child/dog is well looked after or cared for by us
jdm gute Pflége angedeihen lassen — to take good care of sb, to look after sb well
häusliche Pflége — care in the home
* * *(care; help in growing or developing.) nurture* * *Pfle·ge<->[ˈpfle:gə]1. (kosmetische Behandlung) care, grooming2. MED care, nursingjdn/ein Tier [bei jdm] in \Pflege geben to have sb/an animal looked after [by sb]jdn/ein Tier [von jdm] in \Pflege nehmen to look after [sb's] sb/animal3. HORT care, attention5. (Instandhaltung) upkeep\Pflege und Wartung upkeep and maintenance* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *2. eines Kranken: nursing care;ambulante Pflege outpatient care;häusliche Pflege home nursing3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc: keeping up, updating;viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention);ein Kind/einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child/dog into one’s care;ein Kind (bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (sb’s) care* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *-n (Kranken-) f.nursing n. -n (eines Gartens, von Beziehungen) f.cultivation n. -n f.care n.maintenance n.servicing n. -
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m* * *Pfle|ge|dienstmhome nursing service* * *Pfle·ge·dienstm care [or nursing] service* * *ambulanter Pflegedienst outpatient care -
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f outpatient clinic* * *die Poliklinikpolyclinic* * *Po|li|kli|nik ['poːli-]f(= Krankenhaus) clinic (for outpatients only); (Abteilung) outpatients' department, outpatients sing* * *Po·li·kli·nik[ˈpo:likli:nɪk]f outpatients' clinic* * *die outpatients' department or clinic* * *Poliklinik f outpatient clinic* * *die outpatients' department or clinic* * *f.polyclinic n.private general hospital n. -
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Poliklinik f outpatient clinic, outpatient departmentDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Poliklinik
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11 behandeln
behandeln v 1. RECHT handle; 2. GEN deal with, tackle, treat (Problem); 3. IND, UMWELT treat (Abwasser)* * *v 1. < Recht> handle; 2. < Geschäft> Problem deal with, tackle, treat; 3. <Ind, Umwelt> Abwasser treat* * *behandeln
(handhaben) to handle, to manage, to manipulate, to treat, to cover, (Rohstoffe) to process;
• j. ambulant behandeln to treat s. o. as an outpatient;
• j. bevorzugt behandeln to treat s. o. differently;
• Kapitalmarkt pfleglich behandeln to nurse the capital market;
• nachteilig behandeln to prejudice;
• beim Transport vorsichtig behandeln to handle with care in carriage;
• unterschiedlich behandeln (Zollgüter) to discriminate;
• Vertrag als nichtig behandeln to consider the contract void;
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Station f COMP, LOGIS station, stn* * *f <Comp, Transp> station (stn)* * *Station
(Bahn, Rundfunk) station, (Haltepunkt) halt, stop[over], (Verkehr) stage;
• ambulante Station (Krankenhaus) outpatient department (clinic, US);
• freie Station all (board and lodging) found, room and board (US);
• gegen freie Station arbeiten to work for one’s keep, to work au pair (Br.);
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Umwelt f UMWELT environment* * *f < Umwelt> environment* * *Umwelt
(Milieu) environment;
• betriebliche Umwelt business environment;
• feindliche Umwelt enemy world;
• kontrollierte Umwelt controlled environment;
• soziale Umwelt social environment, milieu;
• verschmutzte Umwelt polluted environment;
• verseuchte Umwelt contaminated environment;
• die Umwelt kräftig entlasten to reduce environmental impact;
• Umweltabgabe environmental tax;
• Umweltabkommen environment agreement;
• Europäische Umweltagentur European Environment Agency;
• Umweltaktionsplan (Vereinte Nationen) environmental action plan;
• Umweltaktionsprogramm (EU) environmental action program(me);
• Umweltambulanz environmental outpatient centre;
• Umweltamt environmental office;
• Umweltaspekt environmental aspect;
• unter Umweltaspekten from an ecological viewpoint;
• Umweltauflagen environmental requirements;
• Umweltausschuss environment panel;
• Umweltauswirkungen environmental aspects (impact);
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14 pflege
f; -, kein Pl.1. allg.: care (auch der Haut, Zähne, eines Kindes etc.); des Äußeren: auch grooming3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH. maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc.: keeping up, updating; viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention); ein Kind / einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child / dog into one’s care; ein Kind ( bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (s.o.’s) care* * *die Pflegemaintenance; cultivation; nurture; care* * *Pfle|ge ['pfleːgə]f -, no plcare; (von Kranken auch) nursing; (von Garten auch) attention; (von Beziehungen, Künsten) fostering, cultivation; (von Maschinen, Gebäuden) maintenance, upkeepjdn/etw in Pflége nehmen — to look after sb/sth
jdn/etw in Pflége geben — to have sb/sth looked after
sie gaben den Hund bei ihrem Sohn in Pflége — they gave their dog to their son to look after
ein Kind in Pflége nehmen (dauernd) — to foster a child
ein Kind in Pflége geben — to have a child fostered; (stundenweise) to have a child looked after; (Behörde) to foster a child out (zu jdm with sb)
die Pflége von jdm/etw übernehmen — to look after sb/sth
der Garten/Kranke braucht viel Pflége — the garden/sick man needs a lot of care and attention
das Kind/der Hund hat bei uns gute Pflége — the child/dog is well looked after or cared for by us
jdm gute Pflége angedeihen lassen — to take good care of sb, to look after sb well
häusliche Pflége — care in the home
* * *(care; help in growing or developing.) nurture* * *Pfle·ge<->[ˈpfle:gə]1. (kosmetische Behandlung) care, grooming2. MED care, nursingjdn/ein Tier [bei jdm] in \Pflege geben to have sb/an animal looked after [by sb]jdn/ein Tier [von jdm] in \Pflege nehmen to look after [sb's] sb/animal3. HORT care, attention5. (Instandhaltung) upkeep\Pflege und Wartung upkeep and maintenance* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *…pflege f im subst:Autopflege car care; (Wartung) car maintenance;Bodenpflege husbandry; (Bodenbearbeitung) cultivation of the soil;Möbelpflege furniture care;Parkettpflege care of parquet floors* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *-n (Kranken-) f.nursing n. -n (eines Gartens, von Beziehungen) f.cultivation n. -n f.care n.maintenance n.servicing n. -
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18 ambulant behandelter Kranker
ambulant behandelter Kranker
outpatient.Business german-english dictionary > ambulant behandelter Kranker
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19 ambulante Station
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20 in ambulanter Form
in ambulanter Form
on an outpatient basis.
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