respirator|respirators in English

noun

[res·pi·ra·tor || 'respəreɪtə(r)]

device used for artificial respiration in patients who cannot breathe independently (Medicine); gas mask, mask that protects against poisonous fumes (British); mask that prevents inhalation of dangerous substances

Use "respirator|respirators" in a sentence

1. Putting respirators on the children.

2. Her breathing was Assisted by a respirator.

3. Respirators good, even better with Alkylate fuel

4. Law enforcement to get Counterfeit respirators off the market

5. 16 To switch off the respirator otherwise is impermissible.

6. Protective respirators and masks should have particle filters, particularly for Aquatinting

7. Do 3 M disposable respirators contain natural rubber latex?

8. Every respirator, sink, vent, drain in the entire hospital?

9. I could not speak because of the respirator.

10. Discontinuing the respirator does not necessarily mean ending her life.

11. Position the respirator under you chin with the nosepiece up.

12. Unlike during general anesthesia there is no need for the respirator.

13. Purchasing reusable respirators also may reduce or eliminate the impact of potential shortages of filtering facepiece respirators and may be more cost effective over the duration of the pandemic.

14. When wearing a respirator for long periods of time, it may be necessary to take more frequent short breaks or intersperse tasks not requiring respirator use.

15. In evaluating offers for these respirators, please consider some common signs of Counterfeit:

16. Rustyb: I want to use the Alkylate fuel and wear a respirator

17. If sandblasting use a respirator approved by NIOSH for abrasive blasting operations.

18. For example, she attends Christian meetings in a wheelchair, with the respirator attached.

19. Respirators for filtering air, visors, antiglare glasses, antiglare visors, spectacles (optics), spectacle cases, ophthalmic frames, spectacle frames

20. A tracheotomy, performed to insert a respirator tube, cut off the passage of air to my vocal cords.

21. Hospitals equipped to care for polio victims sometimes employed engineers around the clock to keep the respirators operating.

22. But many disbelieving locals have stayed behind, even as technicians in plastic suits and respirators swarm over the town.

23. A 63-year-old woman died when the tremor knocked out power in Yamagata prefecture , shutting off her respirator .

24. These enforcement actions have resulted in the seizure of millions of Counterfeit model 1860, 1860S, and 1870+ surgical respirators

25. and I bought some plastic bags and duct tape and shade cloth, a timer, a paper suit, a respirator.