cooperative patient

And this particular admiral is unlikely to be a cooperative patient."

And if ever we needed a conscious and cooperative patient, now is the time."

Chipper mourned the inevitable loss of a uniquely cooperative patient.

This approach results in a more comfortable and cooperative patient and a need for smaller drug doses to provide effective relief.

Normally a cooperative patient, he finds himself howling, sobbing, shouting, whimpering.

Besides a wealth of genealogical records, Iceland has comprehensive medical records and cooperative patients.

I'm a cooperative patient; unlike Keren and Dirk, I do exactly what I'm told.

Quickly realizing they'd have a much more cooperative patient if she was in close proximity, the nursing staff set up a cot in an adjoining room for her.

With a Vulcan's indifference to the body she began to undress, causing McCoy to beat a hasty retreat, muttering something about tending to more cooperative patients.

AUGL-One Sixteen was a sensitive, intelligent, and highly qualified being who, outwardly, was a submissive and cooperative patient.

In spite of the mass of diagnostic equipment available to him he subscribed firmly to the belief that a doctor's best guide to any malfunction was a communicative and cooperative patient.

But a recent study by a Soviet economics institute found that 75 percent of cooperative patients are working-class people, like Mrs. Pokrovskaya, who don't have enough political and social influence to break out of the Soviet medical quagmire and get appointments with specialists.

The transplant team spent months evaluating Mr. Hallam's suitability as a hand transplant recipient and was convinced that he would be a cooperative patient from the extensive interviews and psychological testing he underwent in Australia and France before the operation.