Sentence examples for had a ventilator from inspiring English sources

Only 43.6% of participating ICUs had a ventilator machine that could calculate lung mechanics data.

More than 90% of units had a ventilator care bundle and regularly measured cuff pressures.

The majority of patients (75.4%) had a ventilator setting of 5 cm H2O pressure support and 5 cm H2O PEEP during the SBT, which may diminish the variability signal (compared to T-piece SBT), reducing specificity [ 41] and dampening the observed signal within this study.

Performing measurements at standardised PaCO2 levels was not feasible in this observational study as a relevant number of our patients either were breathing spontaneously or, if intubated, had a ventilator-assisted form of spontaneous breathing.

Each of the Växjö highrises also has a ventilator in the attic that transports the human-generated heat back into the apartments.

43) For the transport of children < 15 kg, it is mandatory to have a ventilator that can deliver low tidal volumes, ensure high frequencies, and maintain PEEP.

If you have a ventilator already installed in your home, then this is the best investment you can make to reduce smells.

Why are we doing this?" (Father, 6) "Having a ventilator-dependent child is not so bad, but fighting the community health care services has been much worse.

Per these new criteria, a period of at least 2 days of stable or decreasing ventilator settings (daily minimum positive end-expiratory pressure [PEEP] or fraction of inspired oxygen [FiO2]) followed by consis¬tently higher settings for at least 2 additional calendar days is required before a patient can be said to have a ventilator-associated condition (VAC).

We also had a jet ventilator and bronchoscope on hand in case hypoxemia developed during one-lung ventilation, so that high-frequency jet ventilation could be performed selectively to the distal part of the left main bronchus beyond the esophagobronchial fistulae.

"Had Nathaniel lived he would have required a ventilator and would never have been able to utter one more word and would have been sentenced to life as a quadriplegic.