How to pronounce“ambulate”in English
IPA/ˈæm.bjuˌleɪt/
Syllablesam·bu·late
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6 years. And so we would artificially advance people's age 6 years and we would actually schedule the joint replacement for them. And then we would reduce what's called their ambulatory profile,
how well they ambulated, how well they moved. And as we reduce their mobility, we could bring in all of these diseases that exacerbated with reduced mobility.
And in my mind, I'm just watching all this happen and I wanted to call this these people and say I'm not qualified to do that cuz I'm not
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verb
To walk; to relocate oneself under the power of one's own legs.
“For patients who can ambulate, a bedpan is usually not needed.”