patient of

Related to patient of: Patient rights

patient of

Able to stay composed when faced with (something unpleasant). My mother is very patient of chaos—I guess she developed that skill while raising five kids. Meditation has helped me to become more patient of everyday annoyances.

See also: of, patient

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

(as) cool as a cucumber
be (as) cool as a cucumber
cool as a cucumber
cucumber
cool, calm, and collected
extoll the virtues of (someone or something)
add another string to (one's) bow
prime
cut (one) down in (one's) prime
cut someone off in their prime

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The law should ensure, through a second medical opinion if necessary, that assistance will only be available if and when a competent physician judges that there is no other way left to relieve the patient of his or her misery.

Final act: sorting out the ethics of physician-assisted suicide

So if you do use an ototoxic drop in an open eardrum, you should inform the patient of the risk and you should perform audiometry before and after treatment.

Aminoglycoside-containing eardrops: avoiding ototoxicity and choosing safer alternatives

* Inform the patient of his or her diagnosis, the risks and results of taking the medication, and alternatives, including comfort care, hospice care, and pain control.

Oregon Ballot Measure 16

Clinical ethical issues e.g., responding to refusal by a demented patient of life-saving treatment--reach managerial levels in institutions, e.g., in the work of ethics committees and ethics consultants.

Ethics in the management of health care organizations

6) Is there any alternative by which the therapeutic goal can be achieved without depriving the patient of his or her liberty?

Restraints: a current perspective

Advising the patient of his concern, the consultant suggests hospitalization for biopsy confirmation and, after additional testing, to consider the treatment options.

Identification of physician incompetence: the ethical dilemmas

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释义	patient of Related to patient of: Patient rights patient of Able to stay composed when faced with (something unpleasant). My mother is very patient of chaos—I guess she developed that skill while raising five kids. Meditation has helped me to become more patient of everyday annoyances. See also: of, patient Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: (as) cool as a cucumber be (as) cool as a cucumber cool as a cucumber cucumber cool, calm, and collected extoll the virtues of (someone or something) add another string to (one's) bow prime cut (one) down in (one's) prime cut someone off in their prime References in periodicals archive The law should ensure, through a second medical opinion if necessary, that assistance will only be available if and when a competent physician judges that there is no other way left to relieve the patient of his or her misery. Final act: sorting out the ethics of physician-assisted suicide So if you do use an ototoxic drop in an open eardrum, you should inform the patient of the risk and you should perform audiometry before and after treatment. Aminoglycoside-containing eardrops: avoiding ototoxicity and choosing safer alternatives * Inform the patient of his or her diagnosis, the risks and results of taking the medication, and alternatives, including comfort care, hospice care, and pain control. Oregon Ballot Measure 16 Clinical ethical issues e.g., responding to refusal by a demented patient of life-saving treatment--reach managerial levels in institutions, e.g., in the work of ethics committees and ethics consultants. Ethics in the management of health care organizations 6) Is there any alternative by which the therapeutic goal can be achieved without depriving the patient of his or her liberty? Restraints: a current perspective Advising the patient of his concern, the consultant suggests hospitalization for biopsy confirmation and, after additional testing, to consider the treatment options. Identification of physician incompetence: the ethical dilemmas
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