Sentence examples for bacteriemia from inspiring English sources
'bacteriemia' is a valid word and can be used in written English
It is a medical term that refers to the presence of bacteria in the blood. Example sentence: The doctor suspected that the patient had bacteriemia due to the high fever and chills.
There were no cases of catheter-related bacteriemia.
HCAI were categorized as Ventilator Associated Neumonia (VAP), Primary bacteriemia and Catheter related bacteriemia (PB-RCB) and catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) according the HELICS definitions [2].
CRRT can modify clinical signs of bacteriemia like fever and therefore the indication of obtaining BC.
The typical causes of SP are barotraumas, Valsalva manoeuvers, adjiacent air sinus infections, bacteriemia and air cell hyperpneumatization.
Primary bacteriemia (PB) and catheter related bloodstream infections CRBI) have been associated with higher mortality in critically ill patients.
PCT and lactate showed differences between gram-negative and gram-positive bacteremia, might be helpful in the differentiation of pathogenic bacteriemia and supposed the etiology before obtaining blood culture results.
We further demonstrated that otherwise harmless minor bacterial aspiration leads to severe pneumonia and bacteriemia after ischemic stroke suggesting that the deleterious combination of stroke-induced immunodeficiency with stroke-facilitated aspiration dramatically increases the susceptibility to infection [39].
Finally, evolution was fatal due to uncontrolled E. Coli bacteriemia.
Pulmonary infection, digestive infection, and bacteriemia in humans have been reported (3 – 5 ).
S. pneumoniae is an important human pathogen associated with respiratory tract infections, bacteriemia, and meningitis.
The most common site of severe infection was the lower respiratory tract (39%), bacteriemia/sepsis (20%), the urinary tract (16%), the skin and soft tissues (9%), the gastrointestinal tract (5%), the central nervous system (5%), upper respiratory tract (5%), and the bones and joints (2%).
