Sentence examples for closed ventilation from inspiring English sources
The academic tertiary hospital had no designated TB wards, a closed ventilation system with only a limited number of rooms having access to natural ventilation, and only five rooms on one medical emergency ward were equipped with negative exhaust ventilation.
'Closed loop' ventilation employs automated algorithm-based titration of ventilator settings based on various respiratory parameters monitored by the ventilator.
INTELLiVENT-ASV is a fully closed loop ventilation mode that adjusts minute volume according to PETCO2 and select tidal volume according to respiratory mechanics.
Additionally, the door on the sound-attenuating cabinet was closed, the ventilation fan was turned off, and the chamber was cleaned with 1% ammonium hydroxide solution.
Because windows are more likely to be closed and ventilation lower in the winter than in the summer, we think that the observed difference can most likely be explained by exposure differences.
In case of unpractical, the straight short push and long pull tubing system can also have close ventilation result.
Intellivent-ASV has been developed to provide fully closed loop mechanical ventilation using a ventilation controller keeping EtCO2 and SpO2 within expert-based ranges.
Dire economic conditions with high coal prices forced people to reside in overcrowded small rooms and closing off ventilation in an attempt to retain heat.
A highly variable and significant fraction of lung parenchyma is always closed with tidal ventilation at 30 cmH2O plateau pressure, regardless of the PEEP level applied; this implies that sigh or periodic recruitment maneuvers may lead to opening and closing.
Our tests of classroom humidification were performed under controlled conditions (doors to the classroom closed and HVAC ventilation turned off), and additional study of the feasibility of classroom humidification under routine operating conditions is needed.
In chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases HFCWO produces improvements in gas mixing and homogenization of alveolar ventilation for previously closed or under ventilated lung units [ 37, 44].
