canulization
- noun
- /ˌkæn.jʊ.lɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/
- Specialized
:
canulación
- The nurse performed canulization quickly to administer the medication.
Examples
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Repeated canulization of the vein may cause irritation or phlebitis.
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Proper technique during canulization reduces the risk of infection.
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The cannulization procedure was successful.
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After the cannulization, the patient felt immediate relief.
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The nurse performed canulization to insert a tube for medication delivery.
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Proper canulization of the catheter is essential for effective fluid drainage.
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During canulization, the doctor carefully monitored the patient's vital signs.
Synonyms
20
6.7
Putting a tube into the throat to keep the airway open during breathing problems
4
6.9
A medical procedure where doctors put a thin tube into the body to drain fluid or give medicine
Putting a thin tube into a vein to give medicine or remove fluid
Putting a small tube into a vein or other part of the body to let fluids pass in and out
The act of putting a thin tube into a blood vessel to give fluids or medicine
Inserting a thin tube into a hollow part of the body for medical treatment
How Invasive
- Specialized
12
4.0
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Canulization comes from cannula, a small tube whose name originally meant 'little reed', and the ending -ization, which means 'making' or 'doing'. You can connect cannula to the word canal, which also means a channel or tube, so canulization is the act of putting a small tube into the body to drain fluid or give medicine.