Sentence examples for a common bedside from inspiring English sources

One intern acknowledged that ultrasound is "such a common bedside tool".

The peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) is a common bedside measure of expiratory flow in patients with asthma.

In essence this is a refinement of a common bedside clinical intuition; that if executive function and attention are impaired in an aphasic patient, due to the lesion distribution or co-existing age-related cognitive decline, microangiopathic cerebrovascular disease or neurodegenerative disease, the worse the prognosis and the response to rehabilitative interventions.

Thomsen et al. [ 19] examined 18 torture victims with severe pain to explore the origin of the pain generation using common bedside neurological assessment methods.

Acute flank pain and hematuria is a common ED presenting symptom, Bedside emergency renal US performed and interpreted by EPs with limited training and experience is increasing in use and gaining acceptance.

See related Commentary Estimating cardiac output at the bedside is a common preoccupation in critically ill patients.

A common objection to physicians doing "bedside rationing" is that their commitments are and should be to the individual patients whom they are treating, not to broader social concerns.

Purpose: Ultrasound, and especially the focused, bedside application, becomes a common tool in good daily practice.

Generally, the instrumentation required for RNA diagnostics is not routinely available at the bedside or in a common clinical facility.

The relative rankings of preferences will provide insight for clinical leaders and policy makers to identify which aspects of bedside handover are most important to which groups and can guide priority setting for the implementation of changes that support bedside handover as a common practice.

The phrase "from bench to bedside to curbside" is a common definition of translational research among health disparities researchers.