Sentence examples for blood wound from inspiring English sources

If for some reason they still will not allow for it, treat the burn or blood wound by getting a small patch of damp paper towels and keep it on the injured spot of your hamster.

The strains were collected from clinical material (urine, blood, wound, and respiratory tract).

The clinical relevance of the culture was based on the material (blood, wound, urine) the isolate was cultured from.

The clinical specimens were sampled from the tracheal aspirate, abscess, blood, wound, urine, pleura fluid, catheter and ascites.

were recovered from multiple infection sites like blood, wound, sputum, catheter, urine and pleural effusion from Beijing Tongren Hospital.

Cultures of blood, wound, and synovial fluid grew identical gram-negative rods, which were initially classified as Pseudomonas spp. No other pathogens were detected.

"I always do makeup touch-ups myself, especially for blood, wounds, and dirt," he says.

Permitted, to name a few, are "some scenes of gunfire"; "some sexuality, some nudity, some less graphic sexual slang"; "some blood, wounds"; and "some limited depictions of minors using illegal drugs".

The author's father was a doctor who loathed "blood, wounds, pus, pustules, pain, entrails, fluids, emissions and everything that is inherent to the everyday practice of medicine," Mr. Abad writes.

A post-"Hunger Games" inflation of effects has set in; it was once enough to have the villain beat a child to make him a villain; now we need blood, wounds and a mounting body count.

The drugs also stop him from being able to see things like blood, wounds, and dead bodies just as video games often sanitize violence, so do the drugs in Haze.