Sentence examples for satisfactory ventilation from inspiring English sources
A model is developed to optimize the quantity of mechanically ventilated floors required to provide satisfactory ventilation rates for the lower naturally ventilated floors and also minimize the energy consumption.
Although there was a tendency to hyperventilate patients on ventilators in the emergency department in our institution, satisfactory ventilation was achieved almost uniformly after the second blood gas analysis.
To provide satisfactory ventilation flow rates for a multi-story building and to restrict the height of the ventilation stack, this paper proposes a hybrid ventilation scheme of mechanical ventilation in the upper-level floors and natural ventilation of lower-level floors with the stack pressure induced by the warm discharge flows from all of the floors.
Administration of adrenalin was recommended if the heart rate did not rise despite satisfactory ventilation.
Early intubation (within 2 3 min after birth) was recommended in cases with persistent bradycardia to ensure free airways and satisfactory ventilation.
It would thus appear that in pigs a dose of 5 ml/kg PFC enables satisfactory ventilation parameters to be restored, but the level remains lower than that obtained with 10 ml/kg.
Other explanations for this finding include satisfactory mask ventilation or intubation failure.
Before extubation, ventilated patients must (a) be awake and (b) have satisfactory oxygenation and ventilation (i.e., on FiO2 ≤ 40% with PaO2 > 60 mmHg, PaCO2 > 30 and < 50 mmHg, and pH > 7.30, or SpO2 > 92%) and (c) be hemodynamically stable.
For minimal access interventions, including interventional radiology, new facilities should be mechanically ventilated to achieve 15 air changes per hour but natural ventilation is satisfactory for minor procedures.
Titrated diazepam infusion without ventilation had satisfactory results.
The translation of clinical research and recommendations for enteral nutrition into routine critical care at the bedside in critically ill patients receiving mechanical ventilation was satisfactory, but could likely be improved with the use of a multidisciplinary approach.
