to catheterize

Examples

• All

• The left femoral artery was catheterized to monitor arterial blood pressure.

  Academic text (2018)

• And what we do is, because he has to be catheterized.

  Academic text (2009)

• We usually just go over and catheterize him because he can't do it himself, and overnight we'll send him over, and we'll go over, catheterize him there, or bring him home, and in the morning it has to be the same thing.

  Academic text (2009)

• We usually just go over and catheterize him because he can't do it himself, and overnight we'll send him over, and we'll go over, catheterize him there, or bring him home, and in the morning it has to be the same thing.

  Academic text (2009)

• We were denied services through the preschool portion of our state; however, due to her bladder issues (and she should be catheterizing but is not), we have been unable to find a private preschool.

  Blog text (20)

• The doctor will need to catheterize the patient to relieve the pressure in his bladder.

• After the surgery, the nurse was instructed to catheterize him regularly to monitor his fluid output.

• In emergencies, paramedics may need to quickly catheterize a patient to ensure proper drainage of fluids.

Synonyms

T

to tube

vsto catheterize

5 6.2

To put a hollow pipe into something or send things through it

is specifically about inserting devices to let fluids pass or be drained

C

to cannulate

vsto catheterize

• Specialized

1 8.5

To put a thin tube into a vein to give medicine or take blood

is used mainly to place a drainage device so fluids can pass or drain

C

to cannulize

vsto catheterize

• Specialized

9.9

To put a thin tube into a body part like a vein to give medicine or take blood

is focused on placing devices to allow passage or drainage of fluids

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology