Sentence examples for requiring resuscitation from inspiring English sources

The authors found no evidence that infants who were resuscitated but remained well afterwards differed from those not requiring resuscitation in the aspects of neuropsychological functioning assessed in this study.

Trauma patients often present with injuries requiring resuscitation and further evaluation.

With a drug such as heroin, a trip to the emergency room is a life-or-death situation requiring resuscitation and medication.

My family, of course, remembers not just the positives but those dark days of sickness after chemotherapy, the reactions to drugs requiring resuscitation, and the hospitalizations for complications.

When propofol won the approval of the Food and Drug Administration in 1989 as an anesthesia drug, it carried a label advising that it "should be administered only by those who are trained in the administration of general anesthesia" because of concerns that too high a dose could depress breathing and blood pressure to a point requiring resuscitation.

Severe VDI requiring resuscitation hospitalization were 8%.

Hawi, meaning "unable to breathe," was where the child, being spirited away by a servant, required resuscitation and nursing.

The score is to preemptively identify hospitalized children who are likely to require resuscitation to treat cardiopulmonary arrest.

However, despite regionalization efforts, approximately 10percentt of newborns will require some level assistance with breathing, and a few (< 1percentt) will require resuscitation in the birthing room.

American doctors hesitate to recommend delaying cord clamping universally, Dr. Raju said, because there can be situations in which early clamping is required — if an infant requires resuscitation, for example, or aspirates meconium, or infant stool.

Children's Services were not even aware she required resuscitation.