Definition of artificial respiration in English:

artificial respiration

noun

mass noun

The restoration or initiation of someone's breathing by manual, mechanical, or mouth-to-mouth methods.
人工呼吸
I've been giving him artificial respiration, and I think he's going to be all right
Example sentencesExamples
- The immediate application of artificial respiration by the qualified instructor or official prevents prolonged hypoxia.
- The prompt arrival of the corpsman began with attempts at artificial respiration to restore breathing.
- If respiration falters or ceases give artificial respiration.
- The action to be taken is first to clear the airway and start artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose), then to take wet things off and wrap the victim in whatever dry warm coverings are available.
- For three days, Zanardi was kept in a medically induced coma and on artificial respiration.
- Quickly, I performed artificial respiration as the Navy had taught all of us.
- Until the 1970s artificial respiration meant a nurse would have to stand at a patient's bedside rhythmically inflating a bag by hand.
- The advantage of brain death as a legal and medical definition for the end of life is that the quality of organs for transplant can be maintained by maintaining artificial respiration.
- ‘I thought artificial respiration would blow water out of his lungs and the vet said it probably saved him,’ he said.
- Fished out just in time, he was given artificial respiration and packed off to Gouverneur Hospital for further ministrations.
- If opening the airway does not cause the person to begin to breathe spontaneously, artificial respiration must be started.
- In such an event the person concerned can be kept alive only by continuous artificial respiration by a mechanical pump.
- The workshop included case studies, how to diagnose and provide treatment, artificial respiration, cardiac massage, tying slings in the case of fractures, treating burns, heart attacks, and rescue techniques.
- They had this same debate when artificial respiration was invented, before Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein.
- I contacted the doctor who said, Bring him here, keep him warm and give him artificial respiration.
- I did artificial respiration on them and then I gave them two injections each.
- No one called a doctor, no one, not even the nurse thought of giving him artificial respiration.
- He used compression of the cardiac area and abdomen combined with artificial respiration to revive the patient.
- During the three-year study of 830 patients, they found artificial respiration saves children who stop breathing as effectively as the more risky intubation procedure.
- He was then rushed to the hospital emergency room where artificial respiration was administered.

Definition of artificial respiration in US English:

artificial respiration

nounˌärdəˈfiSHəl ˌrespəˈrāSHənˌɑrdəˈfɪʃəl ˌrɛspəˈreɪʃən

The restoration or substitution of someone's breathing by manual, mechanical, or mouth-to-mouth methods.
人工呼吸
I've been giving him artificial respiration, and I think he's going to be all right
Example sentencesExamples
- If opening the airway does not cause the person to begin to breathe spontaneously, artificial respiration must be started.
- The prompt arrival of the corpsman began with attempts at artificial respiration to restore breathing.
- Until the 1970s artificial respiration meant a nurse would have to stand at a patient's bedside rhythmically inflating a bag by hand.
- For three days, Zanardi was kept in a medically induced coma and on artificial respiration.
- I did artificial respiration on them and then I gave them two injections each.
- The advantage of brain death as a legal and medical definition for the end of life is that the quality of organs for transplant can be maintained by maintaining artificial respiration.
- No one called a doctor, no one, not even the nurse thought of giving him artificial respiration.
- ‘I thought artificial respiration would blow water out of his lungs and the vet said it probably saved him,’ he said.
- In such an event the person concerned can be kept alive only by continuous artificial respiration by a mechanical pump.
- I contacted the doctor who said, Bring him here, keep him warm and give him artificial respiration.
- During the three-year study of 830 patients, they found artificial respiration saves children who stop breathing as effectively as the more risky intubation procedure.
- Quickly, I performed artificial respiration as the Navy had taught all of us.
- He was then rushed to the hospital emergency room where artificial respiration was administered.
- They had this same debate when artificial respiration was invented, before Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein.
- The immediate application of artificial respiration by the qualified instructor or official prevents prolonged hypoxia.
- The action to be taken is first to clear the airway and start artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose), then to take wet things off and wrap the victim in whatever dry warm coverings are available.
- The workshop included case studies, how to diagnose and provide treatment, artificial respiration, cardiac massage, tying slings in the case of fractures, treating burns, heart attacks, and rescue techniques.
- If respiration falters or ceases give artificial respiration.
- He used compression of the cardiac area and abdomen combined with artificial respiration to revive the patient.
- Fished out just in time, he was given artificial respiration and packed off to Gouverneur Hospital for further ministrations.

词汇	artificial respiration
释义	Definition of artificial respiration in English: artificial respiration noun mass noun The restoration or initiation of someone's breathing by manual, mechanical, or mouth-to-mouth methods. 人工呼吸 I've been giving him artificial respiration, and I think he's going to be all right Example sentencesExamples The immediate application of artificial respiration by the qualified instructor or official prevents prolonged hypoxia. The prompt arrival of the corpsman began with attempts at artificial respiration to restore breathing. If respiration falters or ceases give artificial respiration. The action to be taken is first to clear the airway and start artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose), then to take wet things off and wrap the victim in whatever dry warm coverings are available. For three days, Zanardi was kept in a medically induced coma and on artificial respiration. Quickly, I performed artificial respiration as the Navy had taught all of us. Until the 1970s artificial respiration meant a nurse would have to stand at a patient's bedside rhythmically inflating a bag by hand. The advantage of brain death as a legal and medical definition for the end of life is that the quality of organs for transplant can be maintained by maintaining artificial respiration. ‘I thought artificial respiration would blow water out of his lungs and the vet said it probably saved him,’ he said. Fished out just in time, he was given artificial respiration and packed off to Gouverneur Hospital for further ministrations. If opening the airway does not cause the person to begin to breathe spontaneously, artificial respiration must be started. In such an event the person concerned can be kept alive only by continuous artificial respiration by a mechanical pump. The workshop included case studies, how to diagnose and provide treatment, artificial respiration, cardiac massage, tying slings in the case of fractures, treating burns, heart attacks, and rescue techniques. They had this same debate when artificial respiration was invented, before Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein. I contacted the doctor who said, Bring him here, keep him warm and give him artificial respiration. I did artificial respiration on them and then I gave them two injections each. No one called a doctor, no one, not even the nurse thought of giving him artificial respiration. He used compression of the cardiac area and abdomen combined with artificial respiration to revive the patient. During the three-year study of 830 patients, they found artificial respiration saves children who stop breathing as effectively as the more risky intubation procedure. He was then rushed to the hospital emergency room where artificial respiration was administered. Definition of artificial respiration in US English: artificial respiration nounˌärdəˈfiSHəl ˌrespəˈrāSHənˌɑrdəˈfɪʃəl ˌrɛspəˈreɪʃən The restoration or substitution of someone's breathing by manual, mechanical, or mouth-to-mouth methods. 人工呼吸 I've been giving him artificial respiration, and I think he's going to be all right Example sentencesExamples If opening the airway does not cause the person to begin to breathe spontaneously, artificial respiration must be started. The prompt arrival of the corpsman began with attempts at artificial respiration to restore breathing. Until the 1970s artificial respiration meant a nurse would have to stand at a patient's bedside rhythmically inflating a bag by hand. For three days, Zanardi was kept in a medically induced coma and on artificial respiration. I did artificial respiration on them and then I gave them two injections each. The advantage of brain death as a legal and medical definition for the end of life is that the quality of organs for transplant can be maintained by maintaining artificial respiration. No one called a doctor, no one, not even the nurse thought of giving him artificial respiration. ‘I thought artificial respiration would blow water out of his lungs and the vet said it probably saved him,’ he said. In such an event the person concerned can be kept alive only by continuous artificial respiration by a mechanical pump. I contacted the doctor who said, Bring him here, keep him warm and give him artificial respiration. During the three-year study of 830 patients, they found artificial respiration saves children who stop breathing as effectively as the more risky intubation procedure. Quickly, I performed artificial respiration as the Navy had taught all of us. He was then rushed to the hospital emergency room where artificial respiration was administered. They had this same debate when artificial respiration was invented, before Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein. The immediate application of artificial respiration by the qualified instructor or official prevents prolonged hypoxia. The action to be taken is first to clear the airway and start artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose), then to take wet things off and wrap the victim in whatever dry warm coverings are available. The workshop included case studies, how to diagnose and provide treatment, artificial respiration, cardiac massage, tying slings in the case of fractures, treating burns, heart attacks, and rescue techniques. If respiration falters or ceases give artificial respiration. He used compression of the cardiac area and abdomen combined with artificial respiration to revive the patient. Fished out just in time, he was given artificial respiration and packed off to Gouverneur Hospital for further ministrations.
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