The phrase "a rapid flush" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quick or sudden change in color, often referring to the face or skin, typically due to emotions like embarrassment or excitement.
Example: "After hearing the compliment, she felt a rapid flush spread across her cheeks."
Alternatives: "a quick blush" or "a sudden flush".
Operators were instructed to give a rapid flush (bolus) of 10 ml of saline with a syringe through the EZ-IO™ once needle placement was confirmed.
In healthy trees, a rapid flush of resin expels the initial beetle attack (Erbilgin et al. [2003]), and a barrier of dead or hardened tissue forms around the fungal infection to prevent it from spreading (Horntvedt et al. [1983]).
This is termed preformation and allows for a rapid flush of growth, generally in spring [ 1, 2].
Curve characteristics were constantly evaluated using a rapid flush test to rule out occlusion or catheter malposition [ 16].
To test the adequacy of the pressure monitoring system, a rapid flush test was performed and recorded for each patient [ 9].
To confirm correct measurement, a rapid flush test, inspection of respiratory pressure variations and an oscillation test were performed before every measurement.
Adult critically ill patients with a body mass index (BMI) of 25 kg/m2 or greater and a functional arterial line (assessed using the rapid flush test) were enrolled in the study.
Whole protein extract was prepared from 36 hpf embryos, de-yolked in Ringer's solution by rapid flushing using a pipette tip.
This method involves the placing of 0.3 mmols of lithium chloride in an indwelling central venous line and then the rapid flushing of this line with 20 ml of 0.9% saline.
This is attributed to the rapid flushing in this system where flow occurs preferentially along karst conduits, fractures and fault zones.
Nutrient and chlorophyll gradients have persisted since first observed in monitoring surveys decades ago in spite of rapid flushing of the bay and efforts for remedial actions to restore areas of concern (AOCs).
