Pronunciation of the English word ventilator.
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1. | "We now have people who have been on ventilators for 20, 30 days," Cuomo said. "The longer you are on a ventilator, the more likely you are not going to come off the ventilator. That is what is happening." | |
2. | She repaired a ventilator. | |
3. | Tom has been on a ventilator since October. | |
4. | Now Armstrong, another roommate and their two girlfriends are experiencing symptoms while the original roommate remains hospitalized on a ventilator. | |
5. | He is now breathing with the help of a ventilator. | |
6. | He was hospitalized on March 20 after developing a fever and breathing troubles, and was put on on a ventilator. | |
7. | The 27-year-old had been on a ventilator and in a coma for 10 days. | |
8. | Squeezing the bag-valve mask draws air into and out of a patient's lungs when they are unable to do it themselves. The mechanical ventilator basically automates that task. | |
9. | Dozens of scientists at JPL created a ventilator called VITAL to help coronavirus patients. | |
10. | Scientists called the use of dexamethasone, normally used to reduce inflammation in patients with arthritis and other diseases, a "major breakthrough" in the treatment of patients infected by the coronavirus who have been hospitalized and need the use of a ventilator or supplemental oxygen. |