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AmbulatoryAble to walk about, not bedridden or immobile.
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Ambulatory"pertaining to walking;" also "shifting, not permanent," 1620s, from Latin ambulatorius "of or pertaining to a walker; movable," from ambulator, agent noun from past part [..]
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Ambulatoryfrom Medieval Latin ambulatorium, from Latin ambulatorius "movable," from ambulare (see amble).
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AmbulatoryAble to walk about, not bed-ridden or chair-bound.
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AmbulatoryA term which specifically means "able to walk," but which in health care refers to a person who is not bedridden. A person who requires a wheelchair is still considered ambulatory.
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AmbulatoryA term applied to walking or ability to walk
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Ambulatory[Latin ambulatorius, literally, movable, transferable, from ambulare to walk, move, be transferred] : capable of being altered [a will is until the testator's death]
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AmbulatoryThe word Ambulatory has varying definitions depending on the context it is used. It means:
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Ambulatory(adj) able to walk about(adj) relating to or adapted for walking(n) a covered walkway (as in a cloister)
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AmbulatoryAble to walk. Not confined to bed.
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AmbulatoryAble to walk; not confined to a bed.
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AmbulatoryThe surgical removal of a body part, either due to disease, gangrene, or severe pain.
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AmbulatorySemicircular or polygonal circulation space enclosing an apse or a straight-ended sanctuary.
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Ambulatory Not stationary. Baselines from which maritime boundaries are measured ambulate with accretion and erosion causing ambulation of the boundaries themselves.
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Ambulatorycovered portico surrounding the inner shrine of a temple apodyterium
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Ambulatory<biology> An organism which is able to move from place to place, and is not stationary. most often the term is used to describe organisms which can walk. (09 Oct 1997)
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AmbulatoryA term which specifically means "able to walk," but which in health care refers to a person who is not bedridden. A person who requires a wheelchair is still considered ambulatory.
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Ambulatory
Of, relating to, or adapted to walking
''ambulatory exercise''
* Sir H. Wotton
*: The princess of whom his majesty had an ambulatory view in his travels.
(comparable,medicine) Able to walk abo [..]
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AmbulatoryOutpatient, as in ambulatory surgical facility.
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AmbulatoryCapable of walking.
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