Dayroom
When was the dayroom word first used?
The dayroom was first used in 1823
What does dayroom slang means?
A dayroom refers to a room in a hospital dedicated to patients where they can go, watch tv, and talk. Which means they can spend their leisure time in these dayrooms.
Different Definitions of dayroom
A dayroom is an entertainment room particularly in an institutional building for instance a nursing home or military barrack.
What is a dayroom in a house?
A dayroom in a house is an entertainment room, where the family sit in their free time, watch tv and share their thoughts.
dayroom use as a hotel room booking
when travellers book a hotel room for the daytime, it is called dayroom booking.
booking a hotel room just for few hours to get some rest and fresh up one's self.
some tourists visit far off places and when getting tired they book a hotel room for few hours to get some rest, this process is called a dayroom, it is also called a daycation.
business trip
Dayroom hotel booking is useful for a businessman who arrives early and still has some time left for the meeting. let's suppose that you have meeting at 2 pm and you arrived in the town at 7 am so you have plenty of time. which you can spend in a hotel dayroom have some tea or snacks and shed off travelling tiredness, and attained your meeting with new energy.
family trip with kids
when you plan a family trip and you have toddlers and babies with you, it means you have a lot of baby stuff with you as well. especially when you plan to visit other cities. it is better to have a place to drop your extra stuff and come back to give a chance to your kids to have a nap so they don't become cranky because of tiredness. also this ay you can have some rest and gain energy to enjoy your trip. hotel dayroom is a good idea in such a situation.
Staycation
a hotel dayroom is a valid option if you want to spend some time in a fancy hotel, but your pocket doesn't allow you to afford a full stay in the hotel. in this case, you can book a room in your desired hotel for some hours and fulfil your wish on your low budget.
Which person is called the dayroom?
A dayroom is also used for
a person who doesn't talk much even if he is your friend.
A person who is not active during a chat and doesn't like to communicate often.
Some people are very talkative but some are very less talkative and speak only when it's essential.
They observe more and speak less.
When asked questions they answer through noting and if needed give very short answers. This type of person is called the dayroom.
Change in a person's behaviour
When a person close to you starts behaving weirdly and ignores you, doesn't reply to your texts or calls, this is when that person is called a dayroom.
which means a sudden change in the behaviour of a person, who used to communicate well and be friendly with you. suddenly treats you like a stranger and doesn't communicate often.
Q. Are there any synonyms for dayroom?
Synonyms
A dayroom is also called a restroom or a living room in the house. A recreation room is also used as a synonym for the dayroom.
The reading room is another word used for the dayroom.
The dayroom is also called the break room.
the family room is another word.
Importance of Dayroom in a hospital
A dayroom is very important in a hospital. The presence of a dayroom in the hospital provides a chance for the patients to get out of their beds and have some quality time. Spending quality time in these dayrooms improves their mental health and well being. The time spent in these dayrooms speeds up the patient's recovery process. Day Rooms should be available in all hospitals for the betterment of patients. Dayrooms can also be used by doctors who perform long duties, they can freshen themselves up in these dayrooms and get energetic to perform their duties again.
Hospital management should understand the importance of dayrooms in the hospital and take regular steps to improve the recreation activities of these dayrooms, to get the best results out of them. The concept of the dayrooms in the hospital is common in developed countries but in undeveloped countries concept of building a dayroom in the hospital is a common concept, but in the underdeveloped countries the situation is the opposite. Most of the hospitals are not privileged with this facility in developing countries. WHO should emphasise the concept of the presence of a dayroom in the hospitals and keep these dayrooms updated according to the requirements.
Role of a dayroom in the hospital
spending some time in the dayroom is considered as changing the environment of the patients. patients feel like they're not in the hospital because the appearance of the dayroom is different from the hospital. the patients who have to stay in the hospitals for a long period of time get bored from this environment and they yearn to go out to see the sun and feel like normal people again. spending some time in the dayrooms helps them feel at home and out of the hospital.
hospital dayroom should be set in a way that attracts the patients. comfort and ease of the patients should be first priority while setting a dayroom. recreation options should be set according to the needs and preferences of the patients, there should be options for different activities, which can be selected by the patients according to their choice and mood.
Do dayrooms have antonyms or opposite words?
Antonyms
The study room or study space can be listed as antonyms of the dayroom.
