Definition of bariatrics in English:

bariatrics

plural noun barɪˈatrɪksˌbɛriˈætrɪks

usually treated as singular The branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of obesity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our team includes a psychologist, dietician, exercise physiologist, nursing staff and surgeons, all specially trained in bariatrics.
- I got a specialist physician in bariatrics, or obesity.
- Minimally invasive or endoscopic techniques are prevalent in all fields including bariatrics; neurosurgery; ear, nose, and throat surgery; and orthopedics.

Derivatives

bariatric

adjective ˌbarɪˈatrɪkˌbɛriˈætrɪk

By going through Park Nicollet, they have a whole bariatric department which includes their own dietician, psychologist, physical therapist, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- The seminar was lead by Teri Barker-Conner, a nurse in the bariatric unit at Park Nicollet.
- Undergoing this surgical procedure and accepting the permanent postoperative lifestyle changes that accompany it often is a difficult decision that requires support and counseling from the entire bariatric team.
- Unfortunately, due to the demand for the bariatric service in recent months, the trust is temporarily not open to new referrals for elective surgery.
- Most patients who present for evaluation for bariatric surgical procedures are self-referred, determined to achieve change, and willing to make personal lifelong sacrifices to achieve their goals.

Origin

1960s: from baro- + Greek iatros 'physician' + -ics.

Definition of bariatrics in US English:

bariatrics

plural nounˌbɛriˈætrɪksˌberēˈatriks

usually treated as singular The branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of obesity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Minimally invasive or endoscopic techniques are prevalent in all fields including bariatrics; neurosurgery; ear, nose, and throat surgery; and orthopedics.
- I got a specialist physician in bariatrics, or obesity.
- Our team includes a psychologist, dietician, exercise physiologist, nursing staff and surgeons, all specially trained in bariatrics.

Origin

1960s: from baro- + Greek iatros ‘physician’ + -ics.

单词	bariatrics
释义	Definition of bariatrics in English: bariatrics plural noun barɪˈatrɪksˌbɛriˈætrɪks usually treated as singular The branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of obesity. Example sentencesExamples Our team includes a psychologist, dietician, exercise physiologist, nursing staff and surgeons, all specially trained in bariatrics. I got a specialist physician in bariatrics, or obesity. Minimally invasive or endoscopic techniques are prevalent in all fields including bariatrics; neurosurgery; ear, nose, and throat surgery; and orthopedics. Derivatives bariatric adjective ˌbarɪˈatrɪkˌbɛriˈætrɪk By going through Park Nicollet, they have a whole bariatric department which includes their own dietician, psychologist, physical therapist, etc. Example sentencesExamples The seminar was lead by Teri Barker-Conner, a nurse in the bariatric unit at Park Nicollet. Undergoing this surgical procedure and accepting the permanent postoperative lifestyle changes that accompany it often is a difficult decision that requires support and counseling from the entire bariatric team. Unfortunately, due to the demand for the bariatric service in recent months, the trust is temporarily not open to new referrals for elective surgery. Most patients who present for evaluation for bariatric surgical procedures are self-referred, determined to achieve change, and willing to make personal lifelong sacrifices to achieve their goals. Origin 1960s: from baro- + Greek iatros 'physician' + -ics. Definition of bariatrics in US English: bariatrics plural nounˌbɛriˈætrɪksˌberēˈatriks usually treated as singular The branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of obesity. Example sentencesExamples Minimally invasive or endoscopic techniques are prevalent in all fields including bariatrics; neurosurgery; ear, nose, and throat surgery; and orthopedics. I got a specialist physician in bariatrics, or obesity. Our team includes a psychologist, dietician, exercise physiologist, nursing staff and surgeons, all specially trained in bariatrics. Origin 1960s: from baro- + Greek iatros ‘physician’ + -ics.
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