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gurney

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gurney /gur·ney/ (gur´ne) a wheeled cot used in hospitals.
gur·ney (gûrn)
n. pl. gur·neys
A metal stretcher with wheeled legs, used for transporting patients.
gurney
[gur′nē]
a cot with wheeled legs, used in hospitals to transport patients.
gurney
Nursing A wheeled cot or stretcher for transporting Pts in emergency care, in surgery or used to restrain a prisoner before a lethal injection


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