Sentence examples for flushing catheter from inspiring English sources
Embryo recoveries were attempted passing a catheter with inflatable cuff through the cervix, connected to a sterile flexible 2-way flushing catheter, after careful washing of the vulva.
Embryo recoveries were attempted passing a catheter with inflatable cuff connected to a sterile flexible 2-way flushing catheter, through the cervix.
A 6 F open end flushing catheter (70 cm, COOK, Bloomington, IN, USA) was then passed over the guidewire and positioned into the renal pelvis.
To prevent the alveoli under observation from mechanical deformation due to the tip of the endoscope we developed a flushing catheter that continuously produces a thin fluid film between the endoscope tip and the alveoli being in the optical focus.
To investigate the feasibility of a refined aortic flush catheter and pump system to induce emergency preservation and resuscitation before extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation in a normovolemic cardiac arrest swine model simulating near real size/weight conditions of adults.
Most respondents reported that nursing staff in their facilities flush catheters; just over one-third reported that nurses replace the catheter if it becomes blocked, without the need for specific direction from the physician.
Routine anticoagulation prophylaxis, blood-thinning therapy, and flushing of catheter ports, typically with heparin, are the only methods currently used to prevent CRT.
Catheters are not ideal for permanent access, and their patency is maintained via a heparin-saline infusion by flushing the catheter with 2 or 3 ml of heparin (2,000 3,000 units) twice daily (every 12 h).
After each blood sample was drawn, the animal was given a 0.7 ml bolus of RS via the femoral artery (with the additional effect of flushing the catheter and maintaining its functionality).
Refrain from flushing your catheter unless your doctor instructs you to.
After tracer injection, we flushed the catheter with 50 to 100 μL of isotonic sodium chloride solution.
