preemie (Meaning)

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preemie (n)

an infant that is born prior to 37 weeks of gestation

preemie Sentence Examples

  1. The preemie's tiny lungs struggled to breathe, requiring specialized medical equipment.
  2. Dr. Patel carefully examined the preemie, noting its low birth weight and fragile skin.
  3. The hospital staff monitored the preemie's vital signs around the clock, ensuring its health and stability.
  4. The parents of the preemie anxiously awaited news of their baby's progress.
  5. The preemie's incubator provided a warm and protected environment, mimicking the mother's womb.
  6. The preemie's weight gain was closely tracked, each ounce a victory.
  7. The hospital staff celebrated the preemie's discharge, a joyous milestone for the family.
  8. The preemie's health journey was filled with challenges, but the medical team remained optimistic.
  9. The preemie's early development required specialized therapies and interventions.
  10. The preemie's resilient spirit inspired awe and admiration among those who cared for it.

FAQs About the word preemie

an infant that is born prior to 37 weeks of gestation

infant, kiddo, neonate, kid, child, toddler, baby,newborn, babe, bambino

adult,adult,senior citizen, senior citizen, grown-up, grown-up, elder, elder, senior, old-timer

The preemie's tiny lungs struggled to breathe, requiring specialized medical equipment.

Dr. Patel carefully examined the preemie, noting its low birth weight and fragile skin.

The hospital staff monitored the preemie's vital signs around the clock, ensuring its health and stability.

The parents of the preemie anxiously awaited news of their baby's progress.