hyperbaric
- adjective
- /ˌhaɪpərˈbærɪk/
- Specialized
- In addition to all these therapies, another effective treatment for sudden hypoacusis is hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HOT).
- hyperbaric oxygen
- hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- hyperbaric chamber
And a red light and a hyperbaric chamber.
- And a red light and a hyperbaric chamber.
- Alan Glenn cut virtually in a hyperbaric chamber.
- So radiation and chemo could essentially boost the effects of hyperbaric treatment.
- Most of the people who e-mail me are people who are using hyperbaric oxygen to enhance their athletic performance, to speed recovery.
- They're finding dramatic results using hard chamber, hyperbaric oxygen therapy at certain depths, certain pressures and finding dramatic change.
- So hyperbaric chambers, it's pure oxygen.
- He was known for kooky things like having a pet monkey and, you know, sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber.
- So I do the nap of the Apollo, the hat B, the hyperbaric, the the oil, and then the that that hat B.
Examples
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During treatments, the patient is placed in a hyperbaric chamber.
Academic text (2002) -
One patient received treatment with hyperbaric oxygen while in hospital.
Academic text (2014) -
Now the hyperbaric chamber will get rid of the bubbles.
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There is a doctor at Louisiana State University who has developed a therapy using hyperbaric oxygen.
Blog text (32) -
Most of the people who e-mail me are people who are using hyperbaric oxygen to enhance their athletic performance, to speed recovery.
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So we've put him in a hyperbaric chamber.
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Because the patient had prior radiotherapy, she was given 10 exposures of hyperbaric oxygen over 10 consecutive days.
Academic text (1996) -
A number of modalities are available to improve oxygenation to the wound bed, including hyperbaric oxygenation and normothermia.
Academic text (2002) -
Broad-spectrum intravenous antibiotics, aggressive surgical debridement and wound care, hyperbaric oxygen, and good intensive care are the mainstays of treatment.
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After spending several hours in the hyperbaric chamber, the diver felt much better.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A sealed medical room with higher air pressure and oxygen to help the body heal
How Pressurized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
hyperbaric = baric (semi-transparent) = hyper + bar + ic
Adding hyper- to the technical adjective baric is a straightforward prefixation, but the base word itself is specialized.
Etymology
The word hyperbaric comes from two parts: hyper- meaning 'over', as in hyperactive, and baric from a root meaning 'pressure', like the 'barometer' that measures pressure. So hyperbaric describes a place or treatment with 'higher than normal' air pressure.