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Hospitalize (verb): [hosp-i-tuh-lahyz]
1. To admit or place someone, usually due to illness, injury, or specialized medical treatment, in a hospital or another medical facility for observation, diagnosis, and management of their condition.
2. The act of hospitalizing involves providing medical care in a medical center or institution where professional healthcare staff and necessary equipment are available to attend to the individual's medical needs.
3. The term "hospitalize" indicates the necessity to confine or place someone in a hospital, typically for an extended period, to receive comprehensive medical attention or particular treatment options that may not be available outside such healthcare institutions.
4. When a person's health condition requires intensive care or treatment beyond what can be provided at home, doctors may deem it necessary to hospitalize the patient to closely monitor and administer specialized medical interventions.
5. Hospitalization may involve a range of procedures, such as admitting the individual, conducting diagnostic tests, administering medication, performing surgeries, addressing emergencies, providing psychological support, or engaging in prolonged medical treatments.
6. The duration of hospitalization may vary depending on the severity and complexity of the patient's condition, with some instances involving short stays for minor ailments, while others may involve extensive periods for chronic or life-threatening illnesses.
Overall, hospitalization facilitates comprehensive medical care in a controlled environment, ensuring timely and appropriate treatment while prioritizing the patient's well-being.
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The word "hospitalize" originated from the noun "hospital". The term "hospital" itself can be traced back to the Latin word "hospes", which means "guest" or "host". In Latin, "hospes" was commonly used to refer to a host who provided lodging, shelter, and care for travelers, the sick, or the wounded. The word evolved and was later incorporated into Old French as "hospital", maintaining a similar meaning. Eventually, "hospital" was adapted into English, leading to the development of the verb "hospitalize" around the early 20th century. This verb specifically refers to the act of admitting or receiving someone as a patient into a hospital for medical care or treatment.
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