Sentences with phrase «of cannula»

The Charity MRSA Action UK had the privilege to be invited to the Royal Hampshire County Hospital where they were unveiling a new procedure for the insertion of cannula and IV lines.

From the Charity's perspective we felt that the hospital had taken a bold step by reviewing the policy of cannula insertion, and making a step - change that is now a prescribed procedure requiring a doctor's authorisation to insert them.

This new procedure by the Royal Hampshire for the insertion of cannula or IV lines on the basis of doing it only when absolutely necessary, we believe has contributed significantly to the hospital having no MRSA bacteraemias for the last six months.

A camera is then introduced through one of those cannulas to view the stomach; the other cannula is used to insert a grasping instrument.

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My first viewing of my daughter was her laying in the isolette with an o2 cannula in her nosey because she aspirated a bunch of mec stained fluid and had low blood sugar when she was delivered.

Over the course of his first night, he went from being monitored, to on a nasal cannula, to a CPAP machine, to finally being intubated around 5:30 am.

The items comprised 16 cartons of all types of intravenous fluids, 400 pieces of intravenous sets, 400 pieces of different intravenous cannulas, antibiotics in intravenous and...

In the study of 30 children aged 7 to 18 years undergoing a medical procedure (peripheral blood collection, botulinum toxin injections, or intravenous cannula insertion), BrightHearts was acceptable to patients, their parents, and their healthcare providers.

The nasal airflow measurement and the presentation of odorants were done using a modified pediatric nasal cannula and a custom built olfactometer.

A cannula was inserted into the femoral artery for blood pressure recording and measurements of PO2, pH, and PCO2.

The only way we can limit the exposure is to just deliver to a cubic millimeter of the brain, and in order to do that, you have to have extremely small cannulas,» Cima says.

The cannulas can be fabricated in nearly any length or thickness, making it possible to adapt them for use in brains of different sizes, including the human brain, the researchers say.

Subsequently, lungs were digested with DMEM containing 1.25 mM CaCl2, 200 U ml − 1 collagenase I and 10 μg ml − 1 DNase I at 37 °C for 1 h. Single - cell suspensions of the digested organ were prepared by passing through 18G and 19G cannula syringes and filtering the lysates through a 100 μm cell strainer.

Brain manipulations often involve the permanent implantation of tiny metal tubes known as cannulas that permit direct delivery of drugs into specific brain regions in awake marmosets.

It also used a hard needle instead of today's soft cannula.

At each timepoint, 5 mL of venous blood was collected (by means of a indwelling cannula kept patent with the use of a saline drip) for the measurement of plasma glucose, insulin, and nonesterified fatty acids (NEFAs); the blood was stored at − 20 °C (for glucose measurements) or − 80 °C (for insulin and NEFA measurements) until analysis.

We provide several methods of oxygen therapy for pets including oxygen masks, nasal oxygen cannulas, or controlled environment oxygen cages, depending on the needs of the patient.

Educated patients on availably of emergency equipment; pointed out presence of crash cart and defibrillator and demonstrated use of oxygen, flowmeter mask, and cannulas.