pediatric
gb/pˌidiˈætɹɪk/ us/pˌidiˈætɹɪk/
C1
Inglés
~ 9000
Acepciones
0 acepciones
adjective
technical
C1
property
1
relating to medical care of children
About the medical care or sickness of babies, children, or teenagers.
Patrón de uso:
pediatric [noun]
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse "pediatric" with "pedestrian" or "podiatric" because they look similar, but they are unrelated. Another common mistake is spelling: American English uses "pediatric", while British English uses "paediatric". Also, "pediatric" is an adjective and is usually used before a noun ("pediatric clinic", not "the clinic is pediatric" in most contexts).
Sinónimos
paediatric (Same meaning; this is the standard British spelling, while "pediatric" is the usual American spelling.)
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child health (Often used as a noun phrase rather than an adjective, but refers to the same field of medicine focused on children.)
Antónimos
geriatric (Refers to medical care and conditions of older adults, which contrasts with pediatric care for children.)
Colocaciones
pediatric care
|pediatric patients
|pediatric cancer
|pediatric clinic
|pediatric nurse
|pediatric unit
Temas
medicine
|health
|children
Ejemplos
- She decided to specialize in pediatric medicine after working at a children's hospital.
- The hospital recently opened a new pediatric intensive care unit.
- Pediatric cancer survival rates have improved over the last few decades.
- This clinic provides free pediatric care for low‑income families.
- He is conducting a study on pediatric asthma in urban areas.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
- My sister works as a nurse in the pediatric unit.
- We took our baby to a pediatric clinic for his first check‑up.
- The doctor is a pediatric specialist who treats children with heart problems.
- This hospital has very good pediatric care.
- She is reading a book about common pediatric diseases.
Gramática
Forma de diccionario
pediatric
AFI
GB/pˌidiˈætɹɪk/
US/pˌidiˈætɹɪk/
Sílabas y acento
pe - di - at - ric (4 sílabas)
Stress on 3rd syllable (at)
Formas de la palabra
Adjective
- Base: pediatric
Familia de palabras
Core family
pediatrics
noun
pediatrician
noun
Related words
Expresiones
pediatric cancer
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk kˈænsɚ/
fixed phrase
technical
cancer in children
Cancer that happens in babies, children, or teenagers.
Ejemplos
- Researchers are working on new treatments for pediatric cancer.
- September is often used to raise awareness of pediatric cancer.
pediatric care
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk kˈɛɹ/
fixed phrase
technical
medical care for children
Medical care and treatment given to babies, children, and teenagers.
Ejemplos
- Access to quality pediatric care is limited in rural areas.
- The clinic offers low‑cost pediatric care for uninsured families.
pediatric clinic
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk klˈɪnɪk/
fixed phrase
technical
clinic for children
A medical office or center where doctors see babies, children, and teenagers.
Ejemplos
- Our local pediatric clinic offers evening appointments for working parents.
- They opened a new pediatric clinic in the neighborhood to improve child healthcare.
pediatric emergency department
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk ɪmˈɚd͡ʒənsi dɪpˈɑɹtmənt/
fixed phrase
technical
emergency room for children
The part of a hospital emergency room that is only for babies, children, and teenagers.
Ejemplos
- The hospital built a separate pediatric emergency department to better serve young patients.
- She took her toddler to the pediatric emergency department after he fell from the couch.
pediatric intensive care unit
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk ɪntˈɛnsɪv kˈɛɹ jˈunɪt/
fixed phrase
technical
ICU for children
A special part of a hospital where very sick babies, children, and teenagers get intensive care.
Ejemplos
- The child was moved to the pediatric intensive care unit after his condition worsened.
- Her son spent three days in the pediatric intensive care unit after the surgery.
pediatric nurse
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk nˈɚs/
fixed phrase
technical
nurse who cares for children
A nurse who is trained to care for babies, children, and teenagers.
Ejemplos
- She works as a pediatric nurse in the children’s ward.
- Being a pediatric nurse requires patience and strong communication skills with families.
pediatric patient
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk pˈeɪʃənt/
fixed phrase
technical
child receiving medical treatment
A baby, child, or teenager who is getting medical care.
Ejemplos
- Each pediatric patient is given a wristband with a parent’s contact information.
- The hospital sees more than 200 pediatric patients every day.
pediatric surgery
1/pˌidiˈætɹɪk sˈɚd͡ʒɚi/
fixed phrase
technical
surgery for children
Surgery that is done on babies, children, or teenagers.
Ejemplos
- He completed a fellowship in pediatric surgery at a major children’s hospital.
- Pediatric surgery often requires special equipment designed for small bodies.