Sure — I can help with that. It looks like you’ve provided a mix of Polish terms and an English word. Here’s a concise guide to each, including how they relate in context. What each term means

• sanatorium: A facility for long-term medical treatment or rehabilitation, often located in a healthy climate; historically linked to tuberculosis care and rest/therapy regimens. In English, “sanatorium” can also be spelled “sanitarium” or “sanitorium.” [Sanatorium](javascript:void(0))

• kolejka: In Polish, “kolejka” means a queue or line. It’s commonly used to refer to waiting lines for services, including medical or administrative processes. [kolejka](javascript:void(0))

• oczekujących: Polish for “those waiting” or “those in the queue.” It’s the plural adjective describing people who are in line for service. [oczekujących](javascript:void(0))

• który: Polish for the relative pronoun “which” or the determiner “which one.” Used to specify something in context, often in questions or descriptions. [który](javascript:void(0))

• numer: Polish for “number.” Widely used in identifiers like order numbers, patient IDs, or reference numbers. [numer](javascript:void(0))

• nfz: Abbreviation for Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia, Poland’s National Health Fund, which administers health services funding, including referrals and waiting lists for sanatoriums. [nfz](javascript:void(0))

How this might apply to checking a sanatorium queue

• In Poland, to check your place in the sanatorium waiting queue, you typically use the NFZ e-skierowania (e-referral) system. You’ll need:
  • numer skierowania (the referral number)
  • your date of birth
  • possibly other personal data, depending on the system’s requirements
    The system then provides an estimated position in the queue and status, which helps you plan treatment. [e-skierowań](javascript:void(0))

• Several official sources describe the process, including NFZ portals and health information outlets, noting that exact wait times can vary by region.

If you’d like, I can:

• Explain how to navigate the NFZ portal steps in more detail (step-by-step).
• Translate any specific Polish phrases you’re encountering in the forms.
• Help you interpret a sample referral number format and what each segment means.

Would you like a step-by-step checklist for checking your sanatorium queue in NFZ, or a brief glossary of the Polish terms used in the process?