Definition of Munchausen's syndrome in English:

Munchausen's syndrome

(also Munchausen syndrome)

nounˈmʌn(t)ʃˌaʊz(ə)nz

mass noun

1A mental disorder in which a person repeatedly feigns severe illness so as to obtain hospital treatment.
Example sentencesExamples
- People with Munchausen's syndrome often go from doctor to doctor and gain admission into many hospitals.
- Patients with Munchausen's syndrome - named for an 18 th-century German baron known for his outlandish tales - fake illness to gain attention.
- The notes would also have shown that he had Munchausen's syndrome - a mental disorder in which the patient tries to obtain hospital treatment for an illness that does not exist.
- This patient appears to fit the criteria of Munchausen's syndrome as well.
- Only a minority of parents who deliberately harm their children have exhibited features of Munchausen's syndrome themselves and little is known about the psychopathology underlying the fabrication of illness in older children.
1. 1.1Munchausen's syndrome by proxy A mental disorder in which a person seeks attention by inducing or feigning illness in another person, typically a child.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Furthermore, the social workers said, Anamarie might be a victim of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a psychological disorder that causes parents to harm their children in order to draw attention to themselves.
  Factitious disorder by proxy, also known as Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, is characterized by a caregiver (often a mother) fabricating or inducing illness in her charge in order to attract medical attention.
  Among them was the trial of a nurse diagnosed with Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, who received 13 life sentences for killing four children and injuring nine other patients.
  The first appeals by parents whose children were taken from them after medical experts diagnosed Munchausen's syndrome by proxy began today.
  Some of the mothers were accused of having Munchausen's syndrome by proxy.

Definition of Munchausen's syndrome in US English:

Munchausen's syndrome

(also Munchausen syndrome)

nounˈˌmo͝onCHouzənz ˈsinˌdrōm

1A mental disorder in which a person repeatedly feigns severe illness so as to obtain hospital treatment.
Example sentencesExamples
- This patient appears to fit the criteria of Munchausen's syndrome as well.
- People with Munchausen's syndrome often go from doctor to doctor and gain admission into many hospitals.
- The notes would also have shown that he had Munchausen's syndrome - a mental disorder in which the patient tries to obtain hospital treatment for an illness that does not exist.
- Only a minority of parents who deliberately harm their children have exhibited features of Munchausen's syndrome themselves and little is known about the psychopathology underlying the fabrication of illness in older children.
- Patients with Munchausen's syndrome - named for an 18 th-century German baron known for his outlandish tales - fake illness to gain attention.
1. 1.1Munchausen's syndrome by proxy A mental disorder in which a person seeks attention by inducing or feigning illness in another person, typically a child.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Among them was the trial of a nurse diagnosed with Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, who received 13 life sentences for killing four children and injuring nine other patients.
  The first appeals by parents whose children were taken from them after medical experts diagnosed Munchausen's syndrome by proxy began today.
  Factitious disorder by proxy, also known as Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, is characterized by a caregiver (often a mother) fabricating or inducing illness in her charge in order to attract medical attention.
  Furthermore, the social workers said, Anamarie might be a victim of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a psychological disorder that causes parents to harm their children in order to draw attention to themselves.
  Some of the mothers were accused of having Munchausen's syndrome by proxy.

单词	Munchausen's syndrome
释义	Definition of Munchausen's syndrome in English: Munchausen's syndrome (also Munchausen syndrome) nounˈmʌn(t)ʃˌaʊz(ə)nz mass noun 1A mental disorder in which a person repeatedly feigns severe illness so as to obtain hospital treatment. Example sentencesExamples People with Munchausen's syndrome often go from doctor to doctor and gain admission into many hospitals. Patients with Munchausen's syndrome - named for an 18 th-century German baron known for his outlandish tales - fake illness to gain attention. The notes would also have shown that he had Munchausen's syndrome - a mental disorder in which the patient tries to obtain hospital treatment for an illness that does not exist. This patient appears to fit the criteria of Munchausen's syndrome as well. Only a minority of parents who deliberately harm their children have exhibited features of Munchausen's syndrome themselves and little is known about the psychopathology underlying the fabrication of illness in older children. 1.1Munchausen's syndrome by proxy A mental disorder in which a person seeks attention by inducing or feigning illness in another person, typically a child. Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, the social workers said, Anamarie might be a victim of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a psychological disorder that causes parents to harm their children in order to draw attention to themselves. Factitious disorder by proxy, also known as Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, is characterized by a caregiver (often a mother) fabricating or inducing illness in her charge in order to attract medical attention. Among them was the trial of a nurse diagnosed with Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, who received 13 life sentences for killing four children and injuring nine other patients. The first appeals by parents whose children were taken from them after medical experts diagnosed Munchausen's syndrome by proxy began today. Some of the mothers were accused of having Munchausen's syndrome by proxy. Definition of Munchausen's syndrome in US English: Munchausen's syndrome (also Munchausen syndrome) nounˈˌmo͝onCHouzənz ˈsinˌdrōm 1A mental disorder in which a person repeatedly feigns severe illness so as to obtain hospital treatment. Example sentencesExamples This patient appears to fit the criteria of Munchausen's syndrome as well. People with Munchausen's syndrome often go from doctor to doctor and gain admission into many hospitals. The notes would also have shown that he had Munchausen's syndrome - a mental disorder in which the patient tries to obtain hospital treatment for an illness that does not exist. Only a minority of parents who deliberately harm their children have exhibited features of Munchausen's syndrome themselves and little is known about the psychopathology underlying the fabrication of illness in older children. Patients with Munchausen's syndrome - named for an 18 th-century German baron known for his outlandish tales - fake illness to gain attention. 1.1Munchausen's syndrome by proxy A mental disorder in which a person seeks attention by inducing or feigning illness in another person, typically a child. Example sentencesExamples Among them was the trial of a nurse diagnosed with Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, who received 13 life sentences for killing four children and injuring nine other patients. The first appeals by parents whose children were taken from them after medical experts diagnosed Munchausen's syndrome by proxy began today. Factitious disorder by proxy, also known as Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, is characterized by a caregiver (often a mother) fabricating or inducing illness in her charge in order to attract medical attention. Furthermore, the social workers said, Anamarie might be a victim of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a psychological disorder that causes parents to harm their children in order to draw attention to themselves. Some of the mothers were accused of having Munchausen's syndrome by proxy.
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