Crossword Clue: Hosp. areas with restricted access
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- -ists' relatives
- 24/7 care ctrs.
- 24/7 med. facilities
- 24/7 service ctrs.
- 24/7/365 facilities
- 76 suffix, in sports
- Ambulance arrival locales: Abbr.
- Ambulance arrival sites, briefly
- Ambulance destinations (abbr.)
- Ambulance destinations: Abbr.
- Ambulance destinations, briefly
- Ambulance destinations, for short
- Ambulance destinations, in brief
- Ambulance destinations, often (abbr.)
- Ambulance destinations
- Ambulance patients' hospital destinations: Abbr.
- Ambulance stopping points: Abbr.
- Ambulances' destinations: Abbr.
- Ambulances' destinations (abbr.)
- Ambulances' hosp. destinations
- Ambulances speed to them
- Beginnings of hedges?
- Accident-assessing areas, briefly
- Asiatic vetch
- Acute treatment spots
- Address insertions, at times
- Audible pauses
- Bitter vetch
- Awkward conversation fillers
- Awkward pause sounds
- Alternatives to "ums"
- Alternatives to urgent care clinics, for short
- Interjections of indecision
- Interns' workplaces
- De facto primary care centers, often, in the U.S.
- Common suffixes.
- Comparative suffixes.
- Comparative suffixes
- "Grey's Anatomy" settings, briefly
- Defib locales
- Defib-paddle sites
- Defib settings
- Defib venues
- Defibrillator locales: Abbr.
- Defibrillator rms.
- It comes after 49
- Fence-sitter's sounds
- Fence-sitters' sounds
- Confused sounds
- EKGs may be done in them
- Hosp. areas for accident victims
- Hosp. areas for lifesaving operations
- Hosp. areas with restricted access
- Hosp. areas
- Hosp. drama settings
- Hosp. emergency units
- Hosp. facilities
- Hosp. facilities
- Hosp. features
- Hosp. hot spots
- Hosp. hubs
- Hosp. locales
- Hosp. locations
- Hosp. parts
- Gaiter locales, for short
- Hosp. pressure points
- Hosp. receiving centers
- Hosp. rooms
- Hosp. sections
- Hosp. sites for dire cases
- Hosp. sites
- Hosp. trauma areas
- Hosp. trauma centers
- Hosp. trauma units
- Hosp. triage areas
- Hosp. triage sites
- Hosp. units for urgent care
- Hosp. units
- Hosp. zones
- Hosp.emergency unit
- Hospital areas: Abbr.
- Hospital areas (Abbr.)
- Hospital areas for accident victims: Abbr.
- Hospital areas for ambulance arrivals: Abbr.
- Hospital areas for lifesaving operations: Abbr.
- Hospital areas for people with critical needs: Abbr.
- Hospital areas for urgent cases: Abbr.
- Hospital areas that inspired a long-running NBC drama: Abbr.
- Hospital areas that treat ankle sprains: Abbr.
- Hospital areas where ambulance passengers are taken: Abbr.
- Hospital areas where ambulance patients are treated: Abbr.
- Hospital areas where critical cases go: Abbr.
- Hospital areas where immediate attention is given: Abbr.
- Hospital areas where triage takes place: Abbr.
- Hospital areas with triage units: Abbr.
- Hospital crisis areas: Abbr.
- Hospital crisis ctrs.
- Hospital departments where TV shows like "Code Black" are set: Abbr.
- Hospital depts.
- Hospital parts, for short
- Hospital places where ambulances take people: Abbr.
- Hospital places where people show up in ambulances: Abbr.
- Hospital sections receiving trauma patients: Abbr.
- Hospital sections where life-threatening injuries get treated: Abbr.
- Hospital show settings, for short
- Hospital sites of some high-stakes "Clear!" shouts
- Hospital trauma centers: Abbr.
- Hospital trauma centers
- Hospital trauma ctrs.
- Hospital treatment areas: Abbr.
- Hospital units
- Hospitals' trauma centers: Abbr.
- Hospitals' "treat now" areas: Abbr.
- Hospitals' "treat right away" areas: Abbr.
- Destinations for ambulances: Abbr.
- Destinations for EMS ambulances
- Destinations for EMTs
- Elocution class no-nos
- Elocution-class no-nos
- Elocutionary stumbles
- Filler syllables
- Conversation fillers
- Conversation stumbles
- Conversational pauses
- "Chicago Hope" work areas, briefly
- "Chicago Hope" workplaces, briefly
- "Chicago Med" areas (Abbr.)
- Gateways to ICUs
- Halting sounds
- Halting syllables
- EMS destinations
- EMT destinations
- E.M.T. destinations
- EMT's destinations
- EMTs' destinations
- EMTs head to them
- Burn unit locales: Abbr.
- Ending for 76 or 49
- Ending for 76
- Bustling hosp. locales
- Busy hosp. areas
- Busy hosp. sites
- First responders' destinations, briefly
- Cousins of ums
- Entry points for many admissions
- FL billboards display their current wait times
- CPR settings
- C.P.R. sites
- CPR sites
- IV areas
- IV-covered areas
- IV drip sites
- IV sites
- Docs' work areas
- Crisis points?: Abbr.
- Critical-care ctrs.
- Critical care ctrs.
- Critical hosp. areas
- Hectic hosp. areas
- Hectic hosp. locales
- Hectic hosp. parts
- Hectic hosp. sections
- Hectic hosp. spots
- Hectic hosp. zones
- Hectic hospital areas: Abbr.
- Hectic hospital wards: Abbr.
- Hectic parts of hospitals, briefly
- Hectic places in hosps.
- Hectic sites in hospitals: Abbr.
- Hectic workplaces for MDs
- Forage plant
- Hem-and-haw sounds
- Hem and haw sounds
- Care ctrs.
- Hemming and hawing
- Hemming sounds
- Hems
- Hems and haws
- Hems' relatives
- Indecisive syllables
- Hesitant interjection.
- Hesitant sounds
- Hesitant speaker's insertions
- Hesitant speech sounds
- Hesitant syllables
- Hesitant utterances
- Hesitating sounds
- Hesitation fillers
- Hesitation sounds
- Hesitation syllables
- Hesitations on a podium
- Hesitations
- Ineloquent one's utterances
- Ineloquent pauses
- Casualty departments, in the UK
- Drs.' workplaces
- Tongue-tied sounds
- Where many airways are cleared, briefly
- Where many arrests take place, for short
- Utterances expressing doubt.
- Utterances from the uncertain
- Organ repair sites, for short
- Where MDs and RNs keep busy
- Where MDs and RNs stay busy
- Where MDs and RNs work
- Where operators may be standing by? (abbr.)
- Where operators may be standing by: Abbr.
- Where people who need immediate medical attention go: Abbr.
- Where residents are often found
- Where some M.D.s work
- Where some MDs work
- Where some M.D.'s work
- Where "stat" is often spoken
- Where tests are often given: Abbr.
- Where there may be openings in the medical field?
- Some 24/7 facilities
- Where to find lifesavers, for short
- Where to find M.D.s and R.N.s
- Kersenneh
- Sets for med. dramas
- Sets for some TV dramas
- Sets of many hospital dramas: Abbr.
- Noun endings
- Stops before ICUs, maybe
- Some beer containers
- Where victims of arrests are taken, for short
- Settings for "Grey's Anatomy" and "House," for short
- Settings for some hospital dramas (abbr.)
- Settings for some TV dramas (abbr.)
- Settings for some TV dramas: Abbr.
- Settings for some TV dramas, for short
- Settings for some TV dramas
- Settings of many TV dramas
- Settings of some TV dramas
- Where you might see a lot of chest-pumping, for short?
- R.N. locales
- R.N. workplaces
- RN workplaces
- R.N.'s are in them
- RN's posts
- R.N.'s stations
- R.N.'s work in them
- RNs' workplaces
- Verbal hesitations
- Verbal pauses
- Verbal stalls
- Verbal stumbles
- Verbal uncertainties
- Some hospital-drama sets, briefly
- Kin of "uhs" and "ahems."
- Nurse settings, briefly
- Overcrowded U.S. hospital areas
- Stressful hospital areas: Abbr.
- Stressful hospital sections
- Stressful workplaces for M.D.s
- Stretcher settings: Abbr.
- Places docs wear smocks
- Places for life-and-death decisions, for short
- Some noun endings
- Places for quick operations, briefly
- Places for RNs
- Places for running through your annual insurance deductible in about 20 mins.
- Places for some MDs
- Places of trauma
- Places that might transfer people to CCUs
- Places to act quickly, for short
- Places to get the lead out?
- Places to go for a break, briefly
- Places to hear cutting remarks, briefly?
- Places to see M.D.'s in a hurry
- Places to treat v-fib
- Places to which M.D.s rush
- Places to which people are always rushing, for short
- Places using paddles
- Places using plaster
- Places where ambulances arrive: Abbr.
- Places where ambulances bring patients: Abbr.
- Places where lives are saved, briefly
- Places with defibrillators, for short
- Places with lots of IVs
- Vetch
- Some speeding vehicles' destinations, briefly
- Some stammering
- Some stumbles
- Some TV doctor drama sets
- Some TV drama locales, for short
- Some TV drama sets
- Some TV drama settings, for short
- Some TV drama settings
- Some TV drama sites, for short
- Some urgent care facilities, for short
- Vile vetch
- Stumblers' sounds
- Stumbling points
- Stumbling sounds
- Stumbling words
- Occupational suffixes
- Stuttering sounds
- Stutters
- Mumblings of uncertainty
- Trauma centers: Abbr.
- Trauma centers (abbr.)
- Trauma centers, briefly
- Trauma centers, for short
- Trauma ctrs.
- Trauma sites, for short
- Trauma treatment ctrs.
- Vocal pauses
- Vocal stumbles
- Quick stumbles
- Vocalized pauses
- Voiced pauses
- Triage areas, briefly
- Triage centers, briefly
- Triage centers, for short
- Triage ctrs.
- Triage locales: Abbr.
- Triage locales, briefly
- Triage locales, for short
- Triage places (Abbr.)
- Triage places, for short
- Triage sites (Abbr.)
- Triage sites, briefly
- Triage sites, for short
- Triage spots, for short
- Triage spots, in brief
- Podium pauses
- Parenthetical sounds of doubt.
- Waffling sounds
- MD workplaces
- M.D.'s work in them
- Often-frantic hosp. spots
- Often-hectic hosp. areas
- Med. care sites
- Med. drama sets
- Med. drama settings
- Med. drama sites
- Med. show locales
- Med.-show sets
- Med. sites not typically used for surgery
- Med. treatment areas
- Med. workplaces
- Medevac destinations, briefly
- Medevac destinations, informally
- Sounds edited out of a taped broadcast
- Medical drama locales: Abbr.
- Medical drama locales, briefly
- Medical drama locales, for short
- Medical drama settings (abbr.)
- Medical drama settings, briefly
- Medical drama settings, for short
- Sounds from one lacking words
- Sounds from the stumped
- Sounds from the unsure
- Sounds of a nervous speaker
- Sounds of ambivalence
- Medical show settings, for short
- Sounds of equivocation
- Sounds of fluster
- Sounds of hesitance
- Sounds of hesitation
- Sounds of stumbles
- Sounds of uncertainty
- Sounds often edited out for radio
- Sounds omitted in transcription
- Medics' destinations, for short
- Medics' destinations
- Locales for residents?: Abbr.
- Locations in many medical dramas: Abbr.
- Parts of hospitals where you might see IV tubes: Abbr.
- Parts of trauma centers, briefly
- Pause fillers
- Pauses in speech
- Pausing sounds
- Nervous talkers' syllables
- Lousy but common substitutes for primary care docs
- LPN workplaces
- Lecturer's lapses
- Relatives of ums
- Misses the mark
- Residents practice in them (abbr.)
- Life-saving locales, for short
- Lifesavers, maybe: Abbr.
- Lifesaving ctrs.
- Lifesaving locales, for short
- Lifesaving sites, briefly
- Lifesaving workplaces, briefly
- Operation centers? (Abbr.)
- Operation locations, for short
- Oral hesitations
- Oral stumbles
- Orator's stumbles
- Not 'is.
- They go with "ums"
- "Sure about that?" sounds
- Signs of fluster
- TV drama settings
- TV drama sites, for short
- TV drama sites
- Signs of ineloquence
- Silence fillers
- They make quick admissions decisions, for short
- Speakers' hesitations
- Speakers' pauses
- Speaker's pauses
- Speakers' stumbles
- They may come with ums
- They may have special entrances in hosps.
- They may leave you in stitches: Abbr.
- Speech bobbles
- Speech fillers
- Speech fumbles
- Speech hesitations
- Speech interruptions
- Speech pauses
- Speech stumbles
- San Francisco's 49___
- Spoken placeholders
- Syllables of hesitation
- Syllables of uncertainty
- Work sites for RNs
- Sites for R.N.s and M.D.s
- Sites for RNs
- Workplaces for L.P.N.s
- Workplaces for LPNs
- Workplaces for MDs
- Workplaces for MD's
- Sites of doc work
- Workplaces for RNs and MDs
- Workplaces for some MDs
- Workplaces for some nurses, for short
- Workplaces for some RNs
- Workplaces for some R.N.'s
- Sites of many revivals, briefly
- Workplaces with many stats, for short?
- Sites of many TV dramas
- Sites of some arrests: Abbr.
- Sites of unplanned visits: Abbr.
- "Thinking, thinking ..." sounds
- Spots for drips: Abbr.
- Spots for getting stitches, in brief
- Spots for MDs
- Spots for some Drs.
- Workup locales: Abbr.
- Workup sites, briefly
- Uh's cousins
- "This can't wait" hosp. areas
- "Um" cousins
- Ums' cousins
- Um's partners
- Uncertain sounds
- Uncertain syllables
- Uncertain utterances
- Wretched vetch
- Thoughtful sounds?
- Underconfident utterances
- Stalling-for-time sounds
- Stalling-for-time syllables
- Stalling sounds
- Stammerer's syllables
- Stammering sounds
- Stammering syllables
- Unscripted utterances
- You may leave them in stitches: Abbr.
- You may leave them in stitches, briefly
- You might leave them in stitches, for short
- Urgent care alternatives
- Urgent care areas of hospitals: Abbr.
- Urgent care center alternatives
- Urgent-care hospital areas: Abbr.
- US tax collector
- Where ambulance chasers end up?: Abbr.
- Users of the HEART Pathway app
- Test administration locations: Abbr.
- Where IV's may be administered
- Where IVs may be administered
- Where IVs might be hooked up
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