intubate in Greek
intubate in Greek is διασωληνώνω — intubate means to insert a breathing tube into someone's airway, usually to help them breathe.
intubate in Greek
διασωληνώνω
Pronounced: diasolinono
(transitive, medicine) To insert a tube into.
What does "intubate" mean?
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verb To insert a breathing tube into someone's airway, usually to help them breathe.
"The paramedics had to intubate the patient at the scene of the accident."
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intubate in a sentence
- The paramedics had to intubate the patient at the scene of the accident.
- The doctor is about to intubate the patient's trachea.
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What is "intubate" in Greek?
"intubate" in Greek is διασωληνώνω. intubate means: To insert a breathing tube into someone's airway, usually to help them breathe.
How do you pronounce διασωληνώνω?
"intubate" in Greek is διασωληνώνω, pronounced "diasolinono".
How do you use "intubate" in a sentence?
Example: "The paramedics had to intubate the patient at the scene of the accident." In Greek, "intubate" is διασωληνώνω.
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