gurney 的定义
plural gur·neys.
- a flat, padded table or stretcher with legs and wheels, for transporting patients or bodies.
gurney 近义词
等同于 cart
等同于 stretcher
等同于 cot
更多gurney例句
- The hospital was in chaos and the wards were packed, with all 708 covid beds occupied—so 69-year-old Joseph Paul Alvares, a cancer survivor, had to lie on a gurney for nearly three days for a bed to become available.
- Diaz and Sanchez wheeled their patient toward the back entrance of the emergency department, where they joined a phalanx of other gurneys.
- Members of his crew, recently arrived from Mumbai, were maneuvering around vestigial baby cots and gurneys.
- When the family went into the hospital room, Young was lying on a gurney.
- At the company’s flagship Los Angeles hospital, persistent elevator breakdowns sometimes require emergency room nurses to wheel patients on gurneys across a public street as a security guard attempts to halt traffic.
- “He was trying to talk, ripping his head and shoulders off the gurney,” Fretland said.
- Myers and Gurney felt such actions were a means to validate the report.
- Often these people end up on a special kind of board with legs that fold out, a gurney.
- Lockett began to convulse violently, his head and chest rising up off the gurney multiple times as he called out, “Oh, man.”
- Less than 10 minutes later, the attendants wheeled out the gurney, which now bore a black body bag.
- "She doesn't know anything you want to know," exclaimed Eliza Gurney, coming into the room.
- Miss Gurney was not a beautiful woman at best, and her rage transformed her into a veritable termagant.
- There are no women sufficiently interested in his death to be suspected of it except Letitia and Eliza Gurney.
- She suppressed a shriek at the moment; but she could not tell Mr. Gurney of it afterward, without tears.
- Mr. Gurney was very gentle; but, as he said, what could he suggest but indigestion, or some such cause of nervous disturbance?