Ventilator Sentence Examples

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  • The woman was hooked to a ventilator and IVs, her battered face clean and pale.

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  • A trickle ventilator may be incorporated within the window frame.

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  • A low span, with dwarf side walls, and a lantern ventilator along the ridge, the height in the centre being 9 ft., would be very well adapted for the purpose.

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  • The model is shown finished in SR 1947 livery with the sliding window ventilator.

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  • We supply a stove room ventilator which can be fitted simply using a 5 " core drill.

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  • While it is extremely common for premature babies of all ages to be placed on a ventilator, babies who aren't as mature may need help breathing for longer periods of time.

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  • These babies are kept on a ventilator and administered medicine.

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  • People who develop weakness of the diaphragm or other ventilatory muscles may require a mechanical ventilator to continue breathing deeply enough.

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  • In more serious cases, the baby may have to have a breathing tube inserted and receive air from a respirator or ventilator.

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  • Some infants may be placed on a ventilator or respirator with a breathing tube inserted into the airway.

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  • It is effective for those children with severe, but reversible, heart or lung problems who have not responded to treatment with a ventilator, drugs, or extra oxygen.

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  • Once the baby is off ECMO, he or she will still need a ventilator (breathing machine) for a few days or weeks.

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  • Infants with severe RDS may require treatment with a ventilator, a machine that takes over the work of the lungs and delivers air under pressure.

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  • Rarely, it may be necessary to use a mechanical ventilator to help the patient breathe.

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  • Means of affording ventilation in all plant houses should be provided in at least two places - as near the floor as practicable, and at the top. Mechanical contrivances whereby whole sets of ventilators may be operated simultaneously are now in common use, and are much more convenient and economical than the older method of working each ventilator separately.

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  • A circular ventilator is available where it is necessary to provide ventilation through an existing flat board soffit.

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  • Last six years have needed ventilator at nights to clear blood gases.

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  • Included in the cost of the machine is training for staff using the ventilator.

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  • The money was also used to purchase 2 transport backpacks to carry a portable ventilator, respiratory equipment & the relevant emergency drugs.

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  • Whichever greenhouse you choose, an automatic ventilator makes life simpler.

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  • Also, an artificial ventilator will not be of any use if the patient's lungs are unable to take in the oxygen required.

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  • Does the use of heat and moisture exchangers rather than heated humidifiers affect the incidence of ventilator associated pneumonia?

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  • We supply a stove room ventilator which can be fitted simply using a 5 core drill.

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  • Also, an artificial ventilator will not be of any use if the patient 's lungs are unable to take in the oxygen required.

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  • The ventilator tube is still taped to his mouth.

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  • No patients had been admitted or had their ventilator settings altered within the previous six weeks.

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  • One could debate how useful a reduction in ventilator days from 17 to 14 is.

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  • With a shower comes the ventilator fan, a cause of common complaint.

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  • At about 400 yards was a ventilator shaft about 35 feet to the surface.

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  • Breathing. Your baby will need to be taken completely off the ventilator and breathing on her own for a specific amount of time before she will be released.

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  • Ventilator. Most premature babies are placed on ventilators to help them breathe, even if only for a short time.

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  • In addition, the all Ventilator Mesh is designed for cooling.

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  • Therapy is designed to make the patient more comfortable (pain medications and hot packs to soothe the muscles), and intervention if the muscles responsible for breathing fail (for instance, a ventilator to take over the work of breathing).

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  • Respiratory failure may develop, requiring temporary use of a ventilator to perform the work of breathing.

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  • Some infants are placed on a ventilator to help them breathe, and some receive transfusions of platelets, which help the blood clot when there is internal bleeding.

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  • Some people with LGMD develop respiratory weakness that requires use of a ventilator.

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  • After the child is stable on ECMO, the breathing machine settings are lowered to "rest" settings, which allows the lungs to rest without the risk of too much oxygen or pressure from the ventilator.

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  • Intracranial pressure is monitored and, if elevated, is treated with drugs such as mannitol and barbiturates placing the patient on a ventilator so that hyperventilation can be used.

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