Remove the needle from the collection syringe and gently express the blood sample into a plastic tube.
"As she was withdrawing the needle from the patient, I looked to see what had happened," Baxter said.
Venetian needle lace, French Point De Venise, Venetian lace made with a needle from the 16th to the 19th century.
Women's Wear Daily called her "Queen of the Knits", but she confessed she didn't know the pointy end of a knitting needle from the blunt.
The diagnosis of meningitis is made by analyzing a sample of cerebrospinal fluid withdrawn by needle from the spinal canal (i.e., by lumbar puncture).
Finding them, he said, "is like looking for a needle in a haystack when you can't tell the needle from the hay".
Step One: Unthread the circular knitting needle from the project your roommate is working on, because if she was actually going to ever finish it she would have finished it by now.
As for Outlook, Microsoft's flagship e-mail/calendar program, the most significant change is Instant Search, which lets you pluck one informational needle from the haystack of e-mail, attachments, calendar appointments, addresses and to-do items — fast.
In interventional radiology, inserting a needle from the skin to the target lesion is a challenging task, because the physician has to estimate the spatial orientation of the needle based on a sequence of two-dimensional radiology images.
Much had impressed him about the Chinese in Lhasa: how quickly they built hospitals, bridges and the first-ever primary school, and how they did not take "as much as a needle" from the people.
Bone marrow tissue is extracted by needle from the hip bone of donors.
