geriatric

IPA: dʒɛriˈætrɪk

Examples of "geriatric" in Sentences

UC research shows rapid decline in geriatric medicine studies
Barack Obama has WON and John McWalkingcane is going DOWN in geriatric defeat in November!!!
In the mean time, remember one of our favorite aphorisms in geriatric medicine: The hospital is no place for sick people.
Just 468 first-year fellowships in geriatric medicine were available in the 2006 – 2007 academic year; nonetheless, almost half of them went unfilled.
Each day, when he is in residence in the Whipstick, he sets out on what he calls his "geriatric jog", and then extends that exercise regime into a ramble.
A test for what is called gait speed is emerging in geriatric research as a validated measure of frailty in elderly people and a predictor of physical and cognitive health.
He seems to understand when patients are about to die, 'said Dr. David Dosa, an expert in geriatric care who described the phenomenon in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The daughter of a Virginia coal mine owner, she earned a doctorate in geriatric care and battled her way up in politics starting as a state legislator from New Bern before rising to lieutenant governor.