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Meanings of inhaler in English

Catalan
inhalador

A dispenser that produces a chemical vapor to be inhaled in order to relieve nasal congestion.

inhalador
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Examples for "inhalator"
Examples for "inhalator"
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His breathing was not even assisted by an inhalator.
Fear nothing
Usage of inhaler in English
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The most common error was not exhaling completely before using the inhaler.
Reuters
2
Probably Kelly, reminding him to make sure Zack used his asthma inhaler.
The strain
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Because I wish to use the last gasp of my inhaler now.
The good son: a novel
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The findings may have significant implications for which inhaler asthma sufferers choose.
The Irish Times
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Proper inhaler technique is crucial for effective management of asthma and COPD.
Pubmed
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At each level, trained researchers assessed the inhaler technique of the participants.
Pubmed
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In CB patients, no association with CAP was observed for any inhaler.
Pubmed
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Without replying, Bond pocketed the inhaler and received his weapon and phone.
Carte Blanche
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He took out a small inhaler and squeezed it up each nostril.
Death Trance
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Colben took out an inhaler, applied it to each nostril, and grimaced.
Carrion comfort
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However, the inhaler has thus far only been used on mice.
The Irish Times
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Background: Education on inhaler technique is critical for effective asthma treatment.
Pubmed
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Introduction: Generic substitution of inhaler devices is a relatively new phenomenon.
Pubmed
14
Conclusions: Inhaled frusemide via a metered dose inhaler reduces exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in children.
Pubmed
15
Sometimes the weather is not great and I have to use my inhaler.
The Guardian
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I asked myself as I had so often since first discovering the inhaler.
Too close to home
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Translations for inhaler
Catalan
inhalador
Inhaler through the time
Inhaler across language varieties
United States of America
Common