Definition of life-limiting in English:

life-limiting

adjective

Denoting a medical condition for which there is no cure and from which a person is expected to die prematurely.
care options for patients facing life-limiting illnesses
a life-limiting genetic disorder
babies born with a birth defect which may be life-limiting
Example sentencesExamples
- Sharing and processing important information about care options for patients facing life-limiting illness and death must become expected and routine.
- Caring for a child with a life-limiting condition can put a huge emotional, physical, mental, and financial strain on the whole family.
- People with life-limiting illnesses are often also taking drugs for treatment or prevention of long-term conditions.
- According to the Association of Children's Hospices, there are currently an estimated 20,000 children suffering from life-limiting conditions in the UK, many of whom will not live to reach adulthood.
- Women who have had hysterectomies should be screened for as long as they have reasonably good health and no life-limiting medical condition.
- Competent care for people with life-limiting illnesses requires careful management of their long-term drugs.
- Cystic fibrosis affects about 30,000 people in the US and is the most common life-limiting genetic disease.
- Life-limiting conditions such as lung cancer and heart failure can lead to fluid build up on the lungs and this often leaves patients feeling breathless.
- New research approaches could benefit hundreds of thousands of people living with debilitating, degenerative and life-limiting conditions.
- Forget-me-not is a project that provides bereavement counselling for children who have lost a parent, close relative, or carer to a life-limiting illness such as cancer.
- Two of Eddie's children have had life-limiting illnesses, and so he has witnessed the care and treatment children need first hand.
- His little sister suffers from a life-limiting illness and requires round-the-clock care.
- Toys and other play equipment are widely used in children's hospices for children with life-limiting conditions and their siblings, as well as by nurses providing hospice care to children in their own homes.
- In spite of the high rate of life-limiting diseases, morbidity, and death, less than 3 % of the patients with serious diseases can access palliative care.
- They offer home from home care for people with life-limiting illness and volunteers will be right at the heart of that care.
- The North Devon Hospice in Barnstaple has been supporting people with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses for three decades.
- It is part of a £7.5 million cash handout to help hospice and carers at home in the region and support people coping with life-limiting illnesses.
- The hospice has been providing specialist palliative care to adults with life-limiting illness for 15 years.
- Palliative care services have developed over the years to support all persons with life-limiting conditions.
- An employee from the company is preparing to scale Africa's highest mountain in support of children with life-limiting conditions.
- She was born with the condition called Trisomy 9-p, a life-limiting disability that has caused her to be in and out of hospital her whole life.

Definition of life-limiting in US English:

life-limiting

adjective

Denoting a medical condition for which there is no cure and from which a person is expected to die prematurely.
care options for patients facing life-limiting illnesses
a life-limiting genetic disorder
each year, approximately 1.7% of babies in England and Wales are born with a birth defect which may be life-limiting
Example sentencesExamples
- Life-limiting conditions such as lung cancer and heart failure can lead to fluid build up on the lungs and this often leaves patients feeling breathless.
- Cystic fibrosis affects about 30,000 people in the US and is the most common life-limiting genetic disease.
- It is part of a £7.5 million cash handout to help hospice and carers at home in the region and support people coping with life-limiting illnesses.
- Two of Eddie's children have had life-limiting illnesses, and so he has witnessed the care and treatment children need first hand.
- Caring for a child with a life-limiting condition can put a huge emotional, physical, mental, and financial strain on the whole family.
- Sharing and processing important information about care options for patients facing life-limiting illness and death must become expected and routine.
- She was born with the condition called Trisomy 9-p, a life-limiting disability that has caused her to be in and out of hospital her whole life.
- An employee from the company is preparing to scale Africa's highest mountain in support of children with life-limiting conditions.
- His little sister suffers from a life-limiting illness and requires round-the-clock care.
- The hospice has been providing specialist palliative care to adults with life-limiting illness for 15 years.
- People with life-limiting illnesses are often also taking drugs for treatment or prevention of long-term conditions.
- The North Devon Hospice in Barnstaple has been supporting people with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses for three decades.
- According to the Association of Children's Hospices, there are currently an estimated 20,000 children suffering from life-limiting conditions in the UK, many of whom will not live to reach adulthood.
- In spite of the high rate of life-limiting diseases, morbidity, and death, less than 3 % of the patients with serious diseases can access palliative care.
- Forget-me-not is a project that provides bereavement counselling for children who have lost a parent, close relative, or carer to a life-limiting illness such as cancer.
- New research approaches could benefit hundreds of thousands of people living with debilitating, degenerative and life-limiting conditions.
- Toys and other play equipment are widely used in children's hospices for children with life-limiting conditions and their siblings, as well as by nurses providing hospice care to children in their own homes.
- Competent care for people with life-limiting illnesses requires careful management of their long-term drugs.
- Women who have had hysterectomies should be screened for as long as they have reasonably good health and no life-limiting medical condition.
- Palliative care services have developed over the years to support all persons with life-limiting conditions.
- They offer home from home care for people with life-limiting illness and volunteers will be right at the heart of that care.

单词	life-limiting
释义	Definition of life-limiting in English: life-limiting adjective Denoting a medical condition for which there is no cure and from which a person is expected to die prematurely. care options for patients facing life-limiting illnesses a life-limiting genetic disorder babies born with a birth defect which may be life-limiting Example sentencesExamples Sharing and processing important information about care options for patients facing life-limiting illness and death must become expected and routine. Caring for a child with a life-limiting condition can put a huge emotional, physical, mental, and financial strain on the whole family. People with life-limiting illnesses are often also taking drugs for treatment or prevention of long-term conditions. According to the Association of Children's Hospices, there are currently an estimated 20,000 children suffering from life-limiting conditions in the UK, many of whom will not live to reach adulthood. Women who have had hysterectomies should be screened for as long as they have reasonably good health and no life-limiting medical condition. Competent care for people with life-limiting illnesses requires careful management of their long-term drugs. Cystic fibrosis affects about 30,000 people in the US and is the most common life-limiting genetic disease. Life-limiting conditions such as lung cancer and heart failure can lead to fluid build up on the lungs and this often leaves patients feeling breathless. New research approaches could benefit hundreds of thousands of people living with debilitating, degenerative and life-limiting conditions. Forget-me-not is a project that provides bereavement counselling for children who have lost a parent, close relative, or carer to a life-limiting illness such as cancer. Two of Eddie's children have had life-limiting illnesses, and so he has witnessed the care and treatment children need first hand. His little sister suffers from a life-limiting illness and requires round-the-clock care. Toys and other play equipment are widely used in children's hospices for children with life-limiting conditions and their siblings, as well as by nurses providing hospice care to children in their own homes. In spite of the high rate of life-limiting diseases, morbidity, and death, less than 3 % of the patients with serious diseases can access palliative care. They offer home from home care for people with life-limiting illness and volunteers will be right at the heart of that care. The North Devon Hospice in Barnstaple has been supporting people with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses for three decades. It is part of a £7.5 million cash handout to help hospice and carers at home in the region and support people coping with life-limiting illnesses. The hospice has been providing specialist palliative care to adults with life-limiting illness for 15 years. Palliative care services have developed over the years to support all persons with life-limiting conditions. An employee from the company is preparing to scale Africa's highest mountain in support of children with life-limiting conditions. She was born with the condition called Trisomy 9-p, a life-limiting disability that has caused her to be in and out of hospital her whole life. Definition of life-limiting in US English: life-limiting adjective Denoting a medical condition for which there is no cure and from which a person is expected to die prematurely. care options for patients facing life-limiting illnesses a life-limiting genetic disorder each year, approximately 1.7% of babies in England and Wales are born with a birth defect which may be life-limiting Example sentencesExamples Life-limiting conditions such as lung cancer and heart failure can lead to fluid build up on the lungs and this often leaves patients feeling breathless. Cystic fibrosis affects about 30,000 people in the US and is the most common life-limiting genetic disease. It is part of a £7.5 million cash handout to help hospice and carers at home in the region and support people coping with life-limiting illnesses. Two of Eddie's children have had life-limiting illnesses, and so he has witnessed the care and treatment children need first hand. Caring for a child with a life-limiting condition can put a huge emotional, physical, mental, and financial strain on the whole family. Sharing and processing important information about care options for patients facing life-limiting illness and death must become expected and routine. She was born with the condition called Trisomy 9-p, a life-limiting disability that has caused her to be in and out of hospital her whole life. An employee from the company is preparing to scale Africa's highest mountain in support of children with life-limiting conditions. His little sister suffers from a life-limiting illness and requires round-the-clock care. The hospice has been providing specialist palliative care to adults with life-limiting illness for 15 years. People with life-limiting illnesses are often also taking drugs for treatment or prevention of long-term conditions. The North Devon Hospice in Barnstaple has been supporting people with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses for three decades. According to the Association of Children's Hospices, there are currently an estimated 20,000 children suffering from life-limiting conditions in the UK, many of whom will not live to reach adulthood. In spite of the high rate of life-limiting diseases, morbidity, and death, less than 3 % of the patients with serious diseases can access palliative care. Forget-me-not is a project that provides bereavement counselling for children who have lost a parent, close relative, or carer to a life-limiting illness such as cancer. New research approaches could benefit hundreds of thousands of people living with debilitating, degenerative and life-limiting conditions. Toys and other play equipment are widely used in children's hospices for children with life-limiting conditions and their siblings, as well as by nurses providing hospice care to children in their own homes. Competent care for people with life-limiting illnesses requires careful management of their long-term drugs. Women who have had hysterectomies should be screened for as long as they have reasonably good health and no life-limiting medical condition. Palliative care services have developed over the years to support all persons with life-limiting conditions. They offer home from home care for people with life-limiting illness and volunteers will be right at the heart of that care.
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