"patient" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

patient sustantivo

sustantivo + patient

Kolokacji: 77

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

patient + verbo

Kolokacji: 179

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

verbo + patient

Kolokacji: 124

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

Kolokacji: 50

1. treat patients = pacjenci przyjemności treat patients

2. help patients = pomoc pacjenci help patients

3. allow patients = pozwól pacjentom allow patients

4. see patients = zobacz pacjenci see patients

5. tell patients = powiedz pacjentom tell patients

6. serve patients = obsłuż pacjentów serve patients

7. include patients = obejmuj pacjentów include patients

8. examine patients = zbadaj pacjentów examine patients

9. take patients = przyjmij pacjentów take patients

10. involve several patients = obejmij kilku pacjentów involve several patients

11. keep patients = zatrzymaj pacjentów keep patients

12. send patients = wyślij pacjentów send patients

13. identify patients = zidentyfikuj pacjentów identify patients

14. put patients = wysłani pacjenci put patients

15. protect patients = chroń pacjentów protect patients

16. advise patients = poradź pacjentom advise patients

17. accept patients = zaakceptuj pacjentów accept patients

18. inform patients = informuj pacjentów inform patients

19. patient enrolled = pacjent zapisał patient enrolled

20. provide patients = dostarcz pacjentom provide patients

21. transport patients = pacjenci transportowi transport patients

22. patient infected = pacjent zakaził patient infected

23. leave patients = zostaw pacjentów leave patients

Until the 1960's, it was accepted practice to leave patients in psychiatric hospitals indefinitely, often for the rest of their lives.
Instead he would close hospitals but slash funding for local programs, leaving mental patients even worse off.
But the grant runs out in September, leaving uninsured patients with a choice.
The laparoscopic method leaves patients with just mild pain for a couple of days.
The bone damage in the procedure leaves patients with severe pain that can last long after recovery from the operation is complete.
These factors leave both doctors and patients with no incentive to restrain health care prices or use.
That leaves patients with a difficult choice about whether to leave the devices in or undergo the risk of the surgery to replace them.
In the end, if no new clinical trials are available to them, that reality can leave patients feeling frightened and abandoned.
Far from giving them more rights, that will leave patients with no choice and they will have to travel across the border.
The fact is that this argument leaves most patients to their suffering.