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AspirationSee Fine needle aspiration.
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AspirationA procedure whereby a sterile needle and syringe are used to drain joint fluid from the joint. This is usually done as an office procedure or at the bedside in the hospital. The procedure is also known medically as arthrocentesis, For an arthrocentesis, the skin over the joint is sterilized with a liquid. Local anesthetic is applied to the area of [..]
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AspirationRemoval of fluid or tissue through a needle. Also, the accidental breathing in of food or fluid into the lungs.
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AspirationA mental factor that focuses on a desired object and takes an interest in it. See Understanding the Mind
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AspirationUse of suction to take liquids, gases, or cells from a body cavity or area, as in aspiration biopsy
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Aspirationlate 14c., "action of aspirating," noun of action from aspirate (v.).
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Aspiration1530s, "action of breathing into," from Latin aspirationem (nominative aspiratio) "a breathing on, a blowing upon; rough breathing; influence," noun of action from past participle [..]
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AspirationRemoval of fluids from a body cavity; often done to obtain specimens for analysis
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Aspirationgoal or ambition.
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Aspirationa will to succeed ambition: a cherished desire; "his ambition is to own his own business" a manner of articulation involving an audible release of breath inhalation: the act [..]
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AspirationIf there is a small puff of air following a speech sound, it is called aspiration. The /p/ sound, for instance, is often aspirated when it comes at the beginning of a word, like /pɪn/, but the is no a [..]
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Aspirationn. An earnest wish for that which is above one's present reach.
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Aspirationin phonetics, this refers to the articulation of a stop consonant with n accompanying sudden plosive burst of air. In English the consonants p, f, and k are aspirated at the beginning of a syllable bu [..]
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Aspirationshtrebung
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Aspirationshtreb
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Aspirationbreathing in (pop)
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AspirationOccurs when food or liquids accidentally enter the windpipe instead of the stomach. A potentially serious complication for individuals with SMA.
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Aspiration(n) a cherished desire(n) a will to succeed(n) a manner of articulation involving an audible release of breath(n) the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing
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AspirationPronunciation GB: ˌæspɪˈreɪʃn (adjective ˈæspɪreɪtɪd), GA: adjective ˈæspɪreɪt̬ɪd (1) Weak cavity friction following the release of a sound, usually a plosive. Aspiration for plosives is associated wi [..]
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AspirationWhen fluid or food enters the lungs through the wind pipe. Can cause a lung infection or pneumonia. [Click Here to Return to List]
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AspirationRemoval of tissue or fluid from a lump or cyst with a needle and syringe.
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AspirationBreathing in a foreign object. Also, the process of suctioning fluid, tissue, or other substances from the body.
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AspirationThe process of removing fluid or tissue, or both, from a specific area.
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AspirationThe process of removing fluid or tissue, or both, from a specific area.
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AspirationDefinition: (medical) (as-per-AY-shun) Removal of fluid (cells) from a lump, often a cyst, with a needle and a syringe. May be used for biopsy. Not the same as a core biopsy, where a piece of tissue i [..]
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AspirationAspiration refers to the drawing or sucking in of a foreign substance. For example, aspiration may occur during surgery if a patient sucks fluid into their lungs, causing interferance with their breat [..]
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Aspirationthe expulsion of breath while speaking or singing, such as the "H" sound in the word how or the "P" sound in the word pie. Compare with plosive.
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AspirationUsing a partial vacuum to draw up gas. Air that is discharged at a high velocity from our outlets creates a vacuum, and the air is then pulled into this vacuum creating a blend of conditioned air.
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AspirationStrong desires to accomplish something. This usually pertains to greater values or high ideals.
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AspirationThe removal of Secretions, gas or fluid from hollow or tubular organs or cavities by means of a tube and a device that acts on negative Pressure.
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AspirationA condition caused by Inhalation of Meconium into the Lung of Fetus or Newborn, usually due to vigorous respiratory Movements during difficult Parturition or Respiratory System Abnormalities. Meconium [..]
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AspirationInhaling liquid or solids, such as Stomach contents, into the RESPIRATORY TRACT. When this causes severe Lung damage, it is called Aspiration Pneumonia.
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AspirationThe use of a suction device to withdraw fluid from the body.
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AspirationA condition in which the patient breath in solid or fluid (i.e., saliva, food, drinks)
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AspirationRemoval of fluid or tissue through a needle. Also, the accidental breathing in of food or fluid into the lungs.
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Aspirationinhalation of foreign matter into the lungs
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AspirationRemoving fluid from the body with a needle and syringe.
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Aspirationpronunciation that involves a release of breath
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Aspirationinhaling or breathing in food or other substances into the larynx below the vocal chords toward your lungs. This can lead to aspiration pneumonia, an often serious infection in the lungs caused by the [..]
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AspirationProduction of movement in a fluid by suction created by fluid velocity.
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AspirationThe process of removing fluid or tissue, or both, from a specific area. Asymptomatic myeloma
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AspirationInhaling food or drink into the lungs.
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