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exam table
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Eastern countries
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In traditional Japanese medicine, examinations and treatments often take place with patients sitting on tatami mats, rather than lying on exam tables.
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examination table
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Eastern countries
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Less commonly used in medical settings for physical examinations and medical procedures, with more reliance on floor or bed-based examinations
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examining table
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Eastern countries
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Less commonly used in traditional medicine practices, with emphasis on alternative diagnostic techniques
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nest of tables
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Eastern countries
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Nest of tables is less common and not a traditional furniture concept in Japanese homes, where low tables or floor cushions are often used instead.
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table top
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Eastern countries
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May be made of materials like bamboo or lacquered wood, used for dining and often multi-functional for activities such as tea ceremonies
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tables
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Eastern countries
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Tables may also be used for dining, but it is common to sit on the floor and use a low table for meals.
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