Frequency Adverbs in Healthcare Frequency Adverbs in Healthcare 1. Always (100%) Always: Doctors always wash their hands before examining a patient. Constantly: Nurses constantly monitor a patient's vital signs in the ICU. Perpetually: Surgeons perpetually strive to maintain sterility in the operating room. Invariably: Emergency rooms invariably have medical staff available 24/7. 2. Almost Always (90-99%) Nearly always: Patients nearly always receive post-surgical care instructions before discharge. Practically always: Doctors practically always check a patient’s medical history before prescribing medication. Virtually always: Hospital staff virtually always sanitize equipment between patient uses. 3. Very Frequently (70-89%) Usually: People usually get vaccinated before flu season. Generally: Nurses genera...