lavage
IPA: ɫˈævʌdʒ
noun
- A washing.
- (medicine) A washing of a hollow organ.
verb
- (medicine) To wash a hollow organ
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Examples of "lavage" in Sentences
- Lavage 2 minutes en eau courante.
- Lavage 3 minutes en eau courante.
- Gastric lavage shoudl be used in earlier presentations.
- The lavage can also be used to deliver antimicrobial agents.
- Casual resident in human sputum and gastric lavage specimens.
- Albumin lavage has not demonstrated to benefit outcomes of MAS.
- The use of deferoxamine in the lavage solution is controversial.
- Arthroscopic lavage is a cleaning up procedure of the knee joint.
- Bowles rescued Alice by calling a doctor to perform gastric lavage.
- In addition to gastric lavage, sympathomimetic agents may also required.
- Decontamination: Orogastric lavage with saline followed by activated charcoal.
- Please remember to check for laparotomy scars before you do a peritoneal lavage.
- Early gastrointestinal decontamination, including gastric lavage, may be life-saving.
- The risk of aspiration during vomiting or lavage far outweighs any benefit from removal of the substance.
- Gastric lavage should be performed with a large bore gastric tube to remove all tablets until the return is clear.
- Aspiration can occur at the time of ingestion, or during vomiting or gastric lavage. 9 Aspiration can occur from minute amounts of hydrocarbon.
- If bowel sounds are absent, at least one dose of activated charcoal can be administered and then removed by lavage within two hours in order to avoid concretions.
- Standard decontamination procedures should be followed in the conscious patient, including emesis with syrup of ipecac or gastric lavage, activated charcoal and a cathartic.
- Ipecac's safety in the elderly has not been established, and may even have adverse effects. 18 Gastric lavage and activated charcoal are the preferred methods for GI decontamination in the older adult. 6
- If there is evidence of iron tablets in the stomach, lavage with a 1-5percent sodium bicarbonate solution may be instituted as it theoretically results in the formation of the less absorbable ferrous carbonate; however, clinical benefits are questionable.