A list of 48 words by hernesheir.
- aqualungwas added by hernesheir and appears on 11 lists
- neurally adjusted ventilatory assistwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- NAVAwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- adaptive support ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- ASVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- proportional assist ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- PAVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- high frequency jet ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- high frequency ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- HFVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- airway pressure release ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- APRVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- pressure support ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on 2 lists
- PSVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- controlled mechanical ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- CMVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- intermittent positive pressure ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- SIMVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- IPPVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- NICU ventilatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- ICU ventilatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- ambulatory ventilatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- transport ventilatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- bag valve maskwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- CPAPwas added by ruzuzu and appears on 3 lists
- non-invasive ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- NIVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- mechanical ventilatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- non-invasive positive pressure ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- NIPPVwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- PPVwas added by hernesheir and appears on 2 lists
- positive pressure ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- negative-pressure ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- biphasic cuirass ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- cuirasswas added by hernesheir and appears on 59 lists
- Drinker and Shaw tankwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- iron lungwas added by hernesheir and appears on 4 lists
- respiratorwas added by hernesheir and appears on 4 lists
- ventilatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on 9 lists
- mechanical ventilationwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- artificial lungwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- pump-lungwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- Gibbons pumpwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- pump-oxygenatorwas added by hernesheir and appears on just this list
- rebreatherwas added by hernesheir and appears on 5 lists
- cardiopulmonary bypasswas added by hernesheir and appears on 2 lists
- heart-lung machinewas added by hernesheir and appears on 3 lists
ruzuzu commented on the list pneumonic-devices
Yay! Excellent list. I've been hoping there might be some overlap between the mnemonic devices and the pneumonic devices.
July 9, 2010
hernesheir commented on the list pneumonic-devices
I added a link to your list here, ruzuzu. Musn't let a great (almost) homophone go undetected.
July 9, 2010
hernesheir commented on the list pneumonic-devices
It would appear that physicians and hospital technicians use acronyms to shorten the names of techniques and apparatuses rather than as mnemonic devices.
July 9, 2010
ruzuzu commented on the list pneumonic-devices
I've heard that it's possible to get some medical professionals to giggle or blush if you ask them the mnemonic they used to remember the names of the cranial nerves.
July 9, 2010
hernesheir commented on the list pneumonic-devices
Yes - mnemonic devices do figure prominently while the professionals are still in school cramming for anatomy and other exams.
July 9, 2010
hernesheir commented on the list pneumonic-devices
Inhale (slowly, deeply). Exhale (slowly, deeply). Repeat. Feel better now? A pneumonic device for relieving stress and its syptoms.
July 12, 2010