Definition of preoperative in English:

preoperative

adjective priːˈɒp(ə)rətɪvpriˈɑpərədɪv

Denoting, administered in, or occurring in the period before a surgical operation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The results of this study show that participants had a pragmatic view of the preoperative skin test.
- Basic life support training is recommended for all nurses in the preoperative care unit.
- The preoperative wait period is an ideal time for reducing cardiac risk factors, including insulin resistance.
- Nursing assessment by hospital staff members begins with a preoperative telephone call to the patient.
- A nurse practitioner performs the preoperative history and physical examination.
- Prevention of postoperative infection begins in the preoperative period.
- What qualities does a preoperative nurse need to pursue a career with a health care company?
- Most urologic procedures do not require preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis.
- Some participants found it difficult to understand why a preoperative skin test was performed.
- The last of these included the use of preoperative assessment clinics to ensure that patients were fit for surgery.
- Patients with clinical evidence of preoperative infection were excluded from the study.
- The preoperative admission nurse instructs the patient to change into a hospital gown.
- The nurse gave the patient written orders to obtain a preoperative complete blood count and pregnancy test.
- The anesthesia care provider administers the block in the preoperative holding area.
- The surgeon may have the patient sign the informed consent upon arrival in the preoperative area of the hospital.
- The surgeon ordered preoperative blood laboratory work to include a blood glucose level.
- A nasogastric tube was placed, and preoperative antibiotics were administered.
- These patients may be a target group for specialist preoperative medical assessment.
- For each patient we collected data on preoperative and operative variables to calculate predicted mortality.

Derivatives

preoperatively

adverb

Most participants received at least three doses of the study medication preoperatively.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, all women who are considered at risk for possible pregnancy are instructed to have a pregnancy test performed preoperatively.
- The use of aspirin preoperatively is shunned by surgeons in noncardiac surgery.
- In none of our cases was the diagnosis suspected preoperatively or established intraoperatively.
- All patients routinely receive a prophylactic dose of intravenous antibiotics preoperatively.

Definition of preoperative in US English:

preoperative

adjectivepriˈɑpərədɪvprēˈäpərədiv

Denoting, administered in, or occurring in the period before a surgical operation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The anesthesia care provider administers the block in the preoperative holding area.
- Most urologic procedures do not require preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis.
- A nurse practitioner performs the preoperative history and physical examination.
- The results of this study show that participants had a pragmatic view of the preoperative skin test.
- The nurse gave the patient written orders to obtain a preoperative complete blood count and pregnancy test.
- The preoperative wait period is an ideal time for reducing cardiac risk factors, including insulin resistance.
- These patients may be a target group for specialist preoperative medical assessment.
- Prevention of postoperative infection begins in the preoperative period.
- The surgeon may have the patient sign the informed consent upon arrival in the preoperative area of the hospital.
- The preoperative admission nurse instructs the patient to change into a hospital gown.
- Patients with clinical evidence of preoperative infection were excluded from the study.
- A nasogastric tube was placed, and preoperative antibiotics were administered.
- The surgeon ordered preoperative blood laboratory work to include a blood glucose level.
- Nursing assessment by hospital staff members begins with a preoperative telephone call to the patient.
- For each patient we collected data on preoperative and operative variables to calculate predicted mortality.
- Basic life support training is recommended for all nurses in the preoperative care unit.
- What qualities does a preoperative nurse need to pursue a career with a health care company?
- The last of these included the use of preoperative assessment clinics to ensure that patients were fit for surgery.
- Some participants found it difficult to understand why a preoperative skin test was performed.

单词	preoperative
释义	Definition of preoperative in English: preoperative adjective priːˈɒp(ə)rətɪvpriˈɑpərədɪv Denoting, administered in, or occurring in the period before a surgical operation. Example sentencesExamples The results of this study show that participants had a pragmatic view of the preoperative skin test. Basic life support training is recommended for all nurses in the preoperative care unit. The preoperative wait period is an ideal time for reducing cardiac risk factors, including insulin resistance. Nursing assessment by hospital staff members begins with a preoperative telephone call to the patient. A nurse practitioner performs the preoperative history and physical examination. Prevention of postoperative infection begins in the preoperative period. What qualities does a preoperative nurse need to pursue a career with a health care company? Most urologic procedures do not require preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis. Some participants found it difficult to understand why a preoperative skin test was performed. The last of these included the use of preoperative assessment clinics to ensure that patients were fit for surgery. Patients with clinical evidence of preoperative infection were excluded from the study. The preoperative admission nurse instructs the patient to change into a hospital gown. The nurse gave the patient written orders to obtain a preoperative complete blood count and pregnancy test. The anesthesia care provider administers the block in the preoperative holding area. The surgeon may have the patient sign the informed consent upon arrival in the preoperative area of the hospital. The surgeon ordered preoperative blood laboratory work to include a blood glucose level. A nasogastric tube was placed, and preoperative antibiotics were administered. These patients may be a target group for specialist preoperative medical assessment. For each patient we collected data on preoperative and operative variables to calculate predicted mortality. Derivatives preoperatively adverb Most participants received at least three doses of the study medication preoperatively. Example sentencesExamples As a result, all women who are considered at risk for possible pregnancy are instructed to have a pregnancy test performed preoperatively. The use of aspirin preoperatively is shunned by surgeons in noncardiac surgery. In none of our cases was the diagnosis suspected preoperatively or established intraoperatively. All patients routinely receive a prophylactic dose of intravenous antibiotics preoperatively. Definition of preoperative in US English: preoperative adjectivepriˈɑpərədɪvprēˈäpərədiv Denoting, administered in, or occurring in the period before a surgical operation. Example sentencesExamples The anesthesia care provider administers the block in the preoperative holding area. Most urologic procedures do not require preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis. A nurse practitioner performs the preoperative history and physical examination. The results of this study show that participants had a pragmatic view of the preoperative skin test. The nurse gave the patient written orders to obtain a preoperative complete blood count and pregnancy test. The preoperative wait period is an ideal time for reducing cardiac risk factors, including insulin resistance. These patients may be a target group for specialist preoperative medical assessment. Prevention of postoperative infection begins in the preoperative period. The surgeon may have the patient sign the informed consent upon arrival in the preoperative area of the hospital. The preoperative admission nurse instructs the patient to change into a hospital gown. Patients with clinical evidence of preoperative infection were excluded from the study. A nasogastric tube was placed, and preoperative antibiotics were administered. The surgeon ordered preoperative blood laboratory work to include a blood glucose level. Nursing assessment by hospital staff members begins with a preoperative telephone call to the patient. For each patient we collected data on preoperative and operative variables to calculate predicted mortality. Basic life support training is recommended for all nurses in the preoperative care unit. What qualities does a preoperative nurse need to pursue a career with a health care company? The last of these included the use of preoperative assessment clinics to ensure that patients were fit for surgery. Some participants found it difficult to understand why a preoperative skin test was performed.
随便看	shoving show Showa showable showable show a clean pair of heels show a connection between show a correspondence between show a leg show a leg show an association between showance show-and-tell show antagonism to show appreciation for show appreciation of show appreciation to show a preference for show a relationship between show around show a tendency to show audacity show bad/poor manners show bag show band