care的示例

• Antenatal clinics provide care for pregnant women.

• These nurses specialize in the care of the dying.

• Babies need constant care.

• The standard of care at our local hospital is excellent.

• Nurseries are responsible for the children in their care.

• They took care to be as tactful as possible.

• She took a lot of care over the wording of her speech.

• You need to take more care with your handwriting.

• Take care that you get there on time.

• Make sure he takes care if he insists on going up that ladder.

• "I don't care - you choose, " he said, with an airy wave of the hand.

• "I don't care what you think", she flung (back) at him.

• You could be the Queen of England, for all I care - you're not coming in here without a ticket.

• I don't care about fashion, I dress how I please.

• I don't care if he likes it or not - I'm coming!

• On average, comfort care plans were put in place 9 days prior to death.

• It developed plans to offer medical care, hospital treatment, electricity, and water trucking.

• Tables 3 and 4 detail the eight most frequently specified services in the care plans.

• Some medical specialty societies already are recognized as proponents of standards of care by health plans.

• For the sake of quality standards and efficiency, generic plans of care are formulated for patients that are not responsive to individual circumstances.

• No call to care, finally, could be too mundane; what could be more ordinary than peeling an egg?

• Actually nothing out of the ordinary for pediatric newborn intensive care was employed in this case.

• An ordinary industrial robot hanging over the workcell suspended by an iron portal takes care of hexapod translocations.

• Most extraordinarily, there appears to be no research on what mentally or physically disabled people themselves prefer as respite care.

• The impact of care-giving on care-givers : factors associated with the psychological well-being of people supporting a dementing relative in the community.

• Psychological distress among older primary care attenders is associated with frequent attendance.

• A systematic care program for bipolar disorder significantly reduces risk of mania over 12 months.

• This was reinforced by the low priority given to public health work at all levels within the organization and by primary care team colleagues.

• This reinforces the importance of the problem in countries without well organized health care or without wide access of the entire population to such care.

• In particular, implementation of regulations in the private sector should be taken as a policy opportunity to improve the delivery of health care.