The phrase "clinic room" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to a room in a medical clinic, such as: "The nurse brought the patient into the clinic room."
Paediatricians trained and validated in the outcome evaluation methods using a bespoke training course and video rating of developmental assessment techniques, evaluated each child in a clinical setting, usually in a hospital clinic room, but occasionally, at home.
Her husband, Gurpal Singh, a machine operator, said Dr. Batra summoned him into the clinic room.
Gazing out the window of the clinic room, he spied a hot dog stand.
She works in administration, is impeccably dressed and with a smile walks in to my clinic room.
Instead he was sitting in a clinic room, which he shares with three other men, tearing through the novel "Blood Work," by Michael Connelly.
So did my patient, though he tried to hide it, glancing up at the fluorescent ceiling lights of the clinic room.
Some clinics provide pornography for men masturbating in clinic rooms to produce sperm for IVF with their partners.
Together, they get some fourteen thousand patient visits a year in fifteen clinic rooms, which were going pretty much non-stop on the day I dropped by.
But in this inner-city hospital, sleek flat screens sit in every one of the nearly 500 outpatient clinic rooms and nurses' offices.
"And in outpatients for people with this bug, we use clinic rooms only once and then not for other patients until the next day when it has been deep cleaned".
Follicular lymphoma, a type of the blood cancer, will be one of the first cancers to be tested at the new facility, which includes a laboratory, a treatment and pharmacy area and clinic rooms.
