词汇 | cnm |
释义 | CNM noun[ C ] USuk /ˌsiː.enˈem/ us /ˌsiː.enˈem/ abbreviation for certified nurse midwife: a health worker who is medically trained to help women during pregnancy, when they are giving birth, and after birth: Most CNMs collaborate with doctors, so they can accept patients whose pregnancies and deliveries may be complicated. CNMs have four-year nursing degrees plus a master's degree, usually in midwifery or women's health. A CNM wouldn't be able to help at enough home births to make a living in this rural state. You would be able to deliver babies as a CNM. Low-risk patients of CNMs delivered fewer low birth-weight infants, and had shorter inpatient stays on the labour ward. Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) can prescribe medications and treatments, and provide medical care to women from puberty through menopause. Medical treatment: doctors & health workers generally acupuncturist aid worker ambulanceman ambulancewoman brain surgeon candy striper care navigator casualty officer dentist medico ministering angel non-doctor nonphysician NP nurse consultant nurse practitioner staff nurse stretcher-bearer surgeon white coat |
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