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1bed|ward — «BEHD wuhrdz», adverb. toward bed; in the direction of bed …
2bed — bed; bed·da; bed·ded; bed·der; bed·e·guar; bed·er·al; bed·fel·low·ship; bed·ford; bed·ford·shire; bed·lam·er; bed·less; bed·ling·ton; bed·man; bed·ral; bed·rid·den; bed·stead; bed·ward; crab·bed; crab·bed·ly; crab·bed·ness; em·bed; em·bed·ment;… …
3Bed bug — Cimex lectularius Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia …
4Bed bug infestation — Bed bug bites Classification and external resources Typical bed bug bites. DiseasesDB 31777 …
5Ward Acres Park — Ward Acres is a 62 acre park in New Rochelle, New York, on the grounds of a former estate. The park contains mature woodlands, fields, streams and wetlands, as well as two houses and a horse farm with a large stable. The park is owned and… …
6Bed management — is the allocation and provision of beds, especially in a hospital where beds in specialist wards are a scarce resource. [citation|title=An exploratory study of bed management|authors=Ruth Boaden, Nathan Proudlove, Melanie Wilson|journal=Journal… …
7ward bed — noun 1. : bed, board, and medical and nursing care in a hospital ward 2. : care of a patient at expense of the hospital in return for providing an opportunity for clinical study admitted to a ward bed because he was of interest to the doctors …
8Ward Wellington Ward — Infobox Architect image size = caption = name = Ward Wellington Ward nationality = birth date = 1875 birth place = death date = 1932 death place = practice name = significant buildings= significant projects = significant design = awards = Ward… …
9bed occupancy — the number of hospital beds occupied by patients expressed as a percentage of the total beds available in the ward, specialty, hospital, area, or region. It may be recorded in relation to a defined point in time or more usefully for a period,… …
10bed occupancy — the number of hospital beds occupied by patients expressed as a percentage of the total beds available in the ward, specialty, hospital, area, or region. It may be recorded in relation to a defined point in time or more usefully for a period,… …
