1. of, pertaining to, or capable of walking. 2. moving about or from place to place; not stationary. 3. Also, ambulant. a. not confined to bed; able or strong enough to walk. b. serving patients who are able to walk.
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ambulant - able to walk about; the patient is ambulatory. ambulatory. mobile - moving or capable of moving readily (especially from place to place); a mobile missile system; the tongue is...the most mobile articulator. Translations.
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However, the move towards unisex ambulant toilets still leaves the issue of gender inclusive restrooms to be addressed. The provision of a toilet titled “unisex” presumes its occupant identifies themselves according to a gender binary – as one of two distinct and opposite forms of masculine and feminine.
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exists and is an alternate of . a portable toilet that a person can get out of bed and use (ambulant means movement) without walking all the way to the bathroom. Maisie Robertson.
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Why Can’t I Have A Unisex Ambulant Toilet? A unisex toilet is a public toilet designed to be suitable for use by both males and females, and is now often extended for use by persons of any gender, which benefits population groups who identify themselves as any identity outside the boundaries of male/female.
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Product Information. 1  Ambulant Grab Rail 400 mm x 400 mm suitable for disabled bathrooms where a longer toilet grab rail is not applicable. 2  Industry recommended size is 32 mm.
http://www.surecare.com.au/grabrail/ambulant-grab-rail/
Changing Places Toilets. This is the symbol for a Changing Places (CP) toilet. You will find it on signposts and the door to the toilet as well as leaflets and other literature. It very clearly shows what you might find inside that differs from other accessible toilets.
https://toiletaccess.wordpress.com/2014/03/06/accessible-toilet-signs-what-they-mean/
This is an old English abbreviation for Water Closet (which refers to a flushing toilet). A toilet is also frequently called a ‘loo’ or ‘lavatory’ / ‘lav’. Most people in the UK use the word ‘loo’ or ‘toilet’. Ambulant Toilets – person with a stick symbol.
https://toiletaccess.wordpress.com/2014/03/06/accessible-toilet-signs-what-they-mean/
Product Code. AMB90. Product Information. Ambulant Grab Rail 400 mm x 400 mm suitable for disabled bathrooms where a longer toilet grab rail is not applicable. Industry recommended size is 32 mm.
http://www.surecare.com.au/grabrail/ambulant-grab-rail/
what is an ambulant toilet
An ambulant toilet is a portable toilet that a person can get out of bed and use without walking all the way to the bathroom. An ambulant toilet is a portable toilet that a person can get out of bed and use without walking all the way to the bathroom.  