Pronunciation: /æmˈbjələˌtɔri/
noun a person who is able to walk; a patient who is able to walk around
A1 An ambulatory is a person who can walk or move around.
A2 The hospital has a designated area for ambulatories to wait for their appointments.
B1 The clinic provides services for both ambulatories and patients who require assistance.
B2 The ambulatory care center offers a variety of medical services for individuals with mobility.
C1 Ambulatories often have the advantage of being able to move freely without the need for assistance.
C2 The ambulatory unit at the hospital is equipped to handle a wide range of medical conditions.
adjective relating to or adapted for walking
A1 The ambulatory patient was able to walk around the hospital without assistance.
A2 After the surgery, the doctor advised the patient to be ambulatory as soon as possible.
B1 The ambulatory care center provides services for patients who do not require overnight stays.
B2 The ambulatory surgery center offers a convenient option for minor procedures.
C1 The ambulatory clinic specializes in treating chronic conditions on an outpatient basis.
C2 The ambulatory care unit is equipped to handle a wide range of medical emergencies.
formal The ambulatory care center provides outpatient services for minor medical procedures.
informal I have an ambulatory appointment at the clinic tomorrow.
slang I'm just going for a quick ambulatory check-up at the doc's.
figurative His thoughts were ambulatory, wandering from one idea to the next without focus.
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