Sentence examples for take a wound from inspiring English sources

Of all surgeons, 73.9% reported that they did not always take a wound swab when a SSI was suspected, e.g. when only redness of the skin was observed (34.8%) and/or when there was no material to be collected (26.1%).

Ms Warren's message about the depredations of runaway inequality won't have any teeth unless she puts herself in a position to take a mortally wounding bite out of Ms Clinton's support.

Somewhere, days or weeks or years ago, his heart has taken a deep wound that can never be healed.

He took a bullet wound to his side during the 2003 intifada when a shot came through his bullet-proof vest.

And last, have others forgotten season 5's finale when after Glenn takes a gunshot wound into his shoulder by Nicholas?

"Inside the already vulnerable group of people with disabilities the most vulnerable are women and children," says Lenín Moreno Garcés, Vice President of Ecuador, who himself has been confined to a wheelchair since taking a gunshot wound to his back in a 1998 robbery attempt.

The two usual techniques consist of collecting the wound fluid after occlusion with a dressing or to take a biopsy at the wound edges.

He had to take a penalty drop and wound up making double bogey.

The research associate will make a record of any early complications at the routine 6-week follow-up appointment and take a photograph of the wound.

Some wounds take a long time to heal.

And if you think such movies strain credulity when the villains come back to life despite repeated puncture wounds, take a look, if you will, at the bow tie.