Sentence examples for human hospitals from inspiring English sources

If not for cages instead of beds, the intensive care units at large animal medical centers might resemble those in human hospitals.

Lack of readily available hand rub has been correlated to lower compliance also in human hospitals [ 21],[ 22].

Although LA-MRSA can infect humans, it is inefficiently transmitted between humans or within human hospitals (van Cleef, Graveland, et al. 2011; Wassenberg et al. 2011).

If so, veterinary clinics face a great challenge regarding prevention, control, and treatment of infections with these organisms, similar to situations in human hospitals.

Digital techniques such as photoplanimetry have been used to monitor wound healing by recording wound area changes in the daily wound care in human hospitals and it has been used in several wound healing studies as well [ 44- 47].

Although the pig-associated clonal complex (CC 398 lineage can cause human infection, they are currently inefficient at spreading between humans or within human hospitals (van Cleef, Graveland, et al. 2011; Wassenberg et al. 2011).

I slapped my credit card down to board him and get him human-priced treatments at the animal hospital – then went to see my landlady at the human hospital.

So under operating room conditions as sterile and advanced as in any modern human hospital, an anesthesiologist put Boopie to sleep and while all her vital signs were continually monitored, the skilled surgeon broke up the cataracts with a fine ultrasound tip, flushed out the pieces and then inserted an artificial lens in each eye.

Each evening of the clinic, as the staff finished long hours of surgery and hands-on comforting of animals groggily recovering from anesthesia, owners, many pacing with the anxiety of relatives in a human hospital, waited to pick up their pets.

I have always wanted to be one those neat, fastidious, self-contained people, those human hospital corners whose svelte little purses smugly boast separate zipped pouches for makeup, loose change and pens, whose wallets are not forever burping up receipts, whose carry-on slides effortlessly into the overhead bin without the full weight of a human being throwing himself or herself against it.

(In human hospital patients it is a staggering 40).The discovery that animals in pristine environments have few bacteria with resistance genes makes it likely that much of the antibiotic resistance found in these other species is a result of human influence, rather than natural gene-circulation.Much, but perhaps not all.