Sentence examples for rectal tube from inspiring English sources

In a redacted C.I.A. document included in the summary, a C.I.A. officer explains: "Regarding the rectal tube, if you place it and open up the IV tubing, the flow will self regulate, sloshing up the large intestines...What I infer is that you get a tube up as far you can, then open the IV wide.

In a redacted C.I.A. document included in the summary, a C.I.A. officer explains: "Regarding the rectal tube, if you place it and open up the IV tubing, the flow will self regulate, sloshing up the large intestines…What I infer is that you get a tube up as far you can, then open the IV wide.

But it would require the same bowel-cleaning preparation, the insertion of a rectal tube and the inflation of the colon.

"[B]ecause it is less invasive as a medical procedure, the rectal tube is considered by OMS the first line intervention," the document reads.

Should a detainee engage in a hunger strike and cease drinking fluids, OMS's preferred option of forcibly hydrating detainees was "rectal tube insertion", ahead of intravenous methods.

Didn't Geoffrey Palmer turn up in another with the wrong rectal tube, and everyone laughed about it over roasted chestnuts at carol practice?

Inanimate objects considered likely to be contaminated included endotracheal tubes, suction equipment, urinary collection devices, rectal tubes, thermometers, bed linens, and biohazardous waste containers.

Infants with volvulus had significantly more frequent manipulations with rectal tubes for flatulence, but there were no differences in the frequency of enemas, abdominal massage or defecation.

The use of gastric and rectal tubes to drain air and gastrointestinal contents has been proposed by experts, but a scientific foundation is lacking [ 11].

All patients suffering from IAH received at least one of the noninvasive techniques suggested to decrease IAP [ 19]: paracentesis, continuous venovenous haemodiafiltration, laxatives, nasogastric aspiration, sedation, negative fluid balance, relaxants, rectal gas tube, or enema.

In addition to maintenance treatment, 29% of dog owners were provided with rectal diazepam tubes to be used for prolonged seizure activity.