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admission, n the voluntary concession or admission that a fact or allegation is true. admission, hospital, n 1. a full stay. The formal acceptance by a hospital or other inpatient health care facility of a patient who is to be provided with room, board, and continuous nursing service in an area of the hospital or facility where patients generally reside at least overnight. n 2. a surgicenter with short stays. Day bed only with nursing; patient does not stay overnight. n 3. an outpatient admission. Pertains to a patient who enters the hospital but requires no bed; the patient enters for treatment and leaves after treatment. |
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"The plague broke the
deadlock, and allowed Europeans to rebuild their demographic and
economic systems in ways more admissive of further development"
(81). "The plague broke the deadlock, and
allowed Europeans to rebuild their demographic and economic systems in
ways more admissive of further development" (81). "The plague broke the deadlock, and
allowed Europeans to rebuild their demographic and economic systems in
ways more admissive of further development" (81). |
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