Meanings of intubate in English

They give her IV fluids to prevent hypovolemic shock, and intubate her.

The medical team tried to intubate her on Sunday, March 29.

Somebody in the room says Prepare to intubate, I need a 12 French tube.

Decisions to intubate were made according to standard, predetermined criteria.

Her breathing had turned erratic; it was time to intubate.

No one failed to intubate the normal manikin.

Rather than rushing to intubate, doctors say they now look for other ways to boost the patients' oxygen.

We almost had to intubate you.

They are taking longer to move the sick into intensive care, and longer to intubate them, Rossi said.

The two doctors can defibrillate, intubate, medicate, and do any number of other things to a driver requiring such care.

The primary outcomes measured were time to successful tracheal intubation and failure to intubate within 3 min or three attempts.

And they intubate less.

I'm going to intubate!

The most commonly occurring adverse respiratory events are failure to intubate, failure to recognize oesophageal intubation, and failure to ventilate.

The writer attempted to get the victim, Louise Williams, to breathe easier by having the emergency-medicine attending attempt to intubate her.

Conclusion: By performing a multidisciplinary airway examination immediately prior to surgery, a safe plan to intubate on the initial attempt was developed.