room (rldbomacm) a place in a building, enclosed and set apart for occupancy or for performance of certain procedures.
recovery room.
recovery room
operating room one especially equipped for the performance of surgical operations.
recovery room a hospital unit adjoining operating or delivery rooms, with special equipment and personnel for the care of patients immediately after operation or childbirth.
re·cov·er·y room (r -k v  -r )n. A hospital room equipped for the care and observation of patients immediately following surgery. |
recovery room.
recovery
return to normal after illness or period of devitalization, e.g. anesthesia, surgery.
recovery period
period after surgery when the patient needs to be closely monitored to ensure that its return to normal is uneventful.
recovery room
a special room with special monitoring and resuscitation equipment used for monitoring the patient recovering from surgery.
surgical recovery
the process of healing of a surgical wound and restoration to normal of body functions and systems, e.g. fluid and acid-base balance, that have been disturbed by the original disease or by the surgical procedure.
room
a place in a building enclosed and set apart for occupancy or for the performance of certain procedures.
operating room
one especially equipped for the performance of surgical operations. Called also operating theater.
recovery room
a hospital unit adjoining operating rooms, with special provisions for the care of animals recovering from surgery. For large animals, it must be designed and equipped to minimize the risk of injury to the animal as it regains consciousness and returns to its feet, while permitting close, but safe, supervision by nursing staff. Closed circuit television is commonly utilized for this purpose.
recovery room
Recovery unit A suite in a hospital next to the surgical suites, where recently operated Pts are monitored for a period of hrs to ensure recovery from anesthesia, physiologic stress of surgery, prevent post-surgical
complications–eg, aspiration and suffocation, identify arrhythmias, hypotension, and other conditions and/or acute decompensation of pre-existing conditions
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