| emergency room practitioner |
A nurse certified in the area of urgent care, who possesses skills in triage and the knowledge to meet the emergent needs of clients.
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| emergency, fire |
A situation in which fire may cause death or severe injury. A person whose clothing catches fire should be rolled in a rug or blanket to smother the flames. If an individual is outdoors, rolling in the dirt will smother flames.
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| emergent literacy |
The attitudes and learning that lead to the ability to manipulate graphic symbols (e.g., the letters of the alphabet), form sounds, and develop vocabulary. To attain mastery in reading, speaking, and writing.
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| emergency c. |
postcoital c.
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| emergency d. |
an area of a hospital especially equipped and staffed for emergency medicine. Popularly called emergency room.
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