grim reaper at foot of bed
Patient looks about to die; abbreviated GRAFOB
Definitions
Slang shorthand (GRAFOB) that a patient appears imminently moribund, as though Death is standing at the foot of the bed. Variant GRAHOB = at head of bed.
grim reaper at foot of bed In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
UK/US medical gallows humour.
People Also Ask
What does 'grim reaper at foot of bed' mean?
It's slang, abbreviated GRAFOB, meaning a patient looks imminently about to die, as if Death is standing at the foot of the bed.
What does GRAHOB mean?
It's the variant 'grim reaper at head of bed,' carrying the same grim implication.
Is this phrase appropriate to write in notes?
No — it's gallows humour and shouldn't appear in formal records or be used near patients and families.
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