See Also: proin(medicine)
ambulatory(2)(dictionary)
Ambulatory(medicine)
ambulatory(1)(dictionary)
Ambulatory(health)
Ambulatory care(health)
monitoring, ambulatory(medicine)
care, ambulatory(medicine)
ambulatory typhoid(medicine)
ambulatory surgery(medicine)

ambulatory(2) (iou) and proin (medicine)


ambulatory(2) (iou)



ambulatory noun. M16.
[medieval Latin ambulatorium use as noun of neut. of ambulatorius: see AMBULATORY adjective, -ORY1.]
A place for walking; an arcade, esp. in an apse; a cloister.

proin (medicine)


proin


To lop; to trim; to prune; to adorn. "The sprigs that did about it grow He proined from the leafy arms." (Chapman)

See: Prune to trim.

Source: Websters Dictionary