10:55 Nov 28, 2001 |
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present state (status quo) at admission to.... (hospital, a specific medical facility,etc.) Explanation: = to be admitted to hospital/a medical facility for a treatment = status praesens = a fancy medical term meaning 'present state/the status quo' ..in any webster's or collin's bilingual medical dictionary |
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present status during admission Explanation: status praesent is a medical term for pritomny stav pacienta do a google search and you will see |
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medical condition at admission Explanation: self-explanatory |
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Patient's condition at admission Explanation: Latin term 'status praesens' is obsolete in English speaking medical practice. Cited from MediLexicon: "Obsolete term for the part of the history of a case describing the condition of the patient at initial observation". |
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