Sentence examples for respiratory mask from inspiring English sources

And how about its leather "Ninja" jacket, above, designed to be worn over a helmet and with a respiratory mask?

"This is the last place in Singapore that anyone wants to be," said a woman who gave her name as Cheng, wearing the blue N-95 respiratory mask that is the envy of all Asia, and waiting for her sister to complete her exam.

She had to learn, for instance, how to have all the critical supplies — blood-pressure cuff, thermometer, soap, clean gloves, baby respiratory mask, medications — lined up and ready for when she needed them; how to fit the use of them into her routine; how to convince mothers and their relatives that the best thing for a child was to be bundled against the mother's skin.

The face-piece of the SCBA was replaced by a respiratory mask connected with a gas exchange analyzer in order to collect respiratory gases.

After 45 min in the chamber, the animal was anesthetised (initial dosage 5% isoflurane in O2/air (3:7), reduced to 1.5 2.5% isoflurane for maintenance) and fixed on an animal holder (Medres®, Cologne, Germany) with a respiratory mask.

It's not entirely clear how you're supposed to inhale the air (huff it? inhale through a respiratory mask? use it to dilute the polluted atmosphere of your home, like air freshener?), but people are buying it anyway.

Nurses and doctors wear gloves and respiratory masks.

In that case, 1,200 rescue workers who claimed to have suffered severe respiratory injuries from breathing toxic substances at the site charged that the city had failed to provide them with proper respiratory masks.

Mothers are buying vitamins to strengthen their children's immune systems, Americans with no plans to travel to Asia are snapping up respiratory masks, and a Wall Street economist has predicted a global recession, all linked to fears about the new respiratory disease, severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.

Based on a recently developed platform technology [24], [28], copper oxide particles were incorporated into 3 of 4 non-woven layers that comprise N-95 respiratory masks or Type IIR FFP1-level medical/patient respiratory masks.

In the present report we demonstrate that the impregnation of copper oxide into disposable N95 respiratory masks (masks that filter 95% of 0.3 micron particles) endows them with potent anti-influenza biocidal properties without altering their physical barrier properties.