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Перевод: commode

[существительное]
комод ; стульчак

Тезаурус:

1. She stopped trying to move herself voluntarily, and relied on nurses to move her arm and leg for her, so that their task was to ensure that she was always correctly positioned in relation to her spasticity, after they had performed the normal nursing duties of bathing her and helping her on and off the commode.
2. Afternoon was a relatively safe time, but a peak occurred in late evening (1900-;2100 hours) when patients go to the toilet or commode and get into bed.
3. It may be more practical to use a commode for night-time toileting, even if the patient is capable of getting to the toilet when fully awake.
4. The patient is placed on the toilet or commode every two or three hours, and the carer carefully explains why each time.
5. The occupational therapist might provide such items as a commode, blocks to raise the height of the bed, a suitable chair and possibly a wheelchair.
6. Ed. note : Two weeks later the first commode was delivered to Maria Frantzia.
7. If he cannot stand, the patient might be transferred to his bed before being cleaned, but if he is using a commode, it is usually possible to clean him from under the commode seat, once the pan of the commode has been taken out of the way.
8. She was able to move safely from room to room in her house, and she could get up during the night to use her commode when necessary.
9. The chair, wheelchair or commode onto which the patient is transferring is placed on one side of the carer, sideways on to the bed.
10. If he needs lifting, he is likely to need a commode, unless there is enough room around the toilet to allow for him to be lifted from a wheelchair to the toilet seat.
11. To lift the patient off the bed onto a chair or commode, one carer takes up the position already described, while the other stands behind the patient on the bed and guides the patient's seat up and round onto the chair.
12. In the following year she is reincarnated, but into wood, not flesh and blood: she becomes furniture, a cross between a throne and a commode, her mask-like head and rigid hand fixed to the chair back, her wig suggested by curly iron coat hooks and carved wooden scrolls and flourishes.