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gown (goun)
n.
A robe or smock worn in operating rooms and other parts of hospitals as a guard against contamination.

gown,
n the protective garment worn by health care provider designed to prevent the spread of infection between the health care provider and the patient.

gown
protective garment, usually of fabric or paper; used in surgery as a barrier between the patient and the operating personnel.

gown
Graduate education The black sari worn during graduation from an educational experience Infectious control A cloth, paper, or synthetic garment which covers the body to a greater–from the wrists and neck northward to the knees or below, southward–surgical gowns, or lesser–from upper arms and neck to mid-thigh for Pt gowns–degree. See Personal protection garment.


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Byline: CLEMMIE MOODIE; ALLISON MARTIN SARAH Brown officially becomes the First Lady of Gowning Street as she steps out in this revealing silk dress last night.
CAPTION(S): GOWNING AROUND: Clips from the graduates' mega-hit web video, above and below STRICTLY A CELEBRATION: Teesside University graduates who made the video with red-robed head of performing arts Ronan Paterson taking a key role, left
After the operator was informed of the gowning issue, the operator was observed to pass through" another area to leave the room and adjust the gowning.
 
 
 
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