How to Use spirometer in a Sentence
spirometer
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The incentive spirometer, which is used for a few days post-op, encourages people to take those deep breaths to keep their lungs healthy.
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Korin Miller,
SELF,
2017-10-26
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The spirometer, first developed in the 1840s, is still used today.
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Adam W. Gaffney,
STAT,
2020-09-15
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Brees posted a photo of him blowing into a spirometer — a device that's used to measure the air going in and out of the lungs — while being surrounded and tended to by three of his children.
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Amie Just | Staff Writer,
NOLA.com,
2020-11-16
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The rattle of balls clattering up and down in a spirometer at the pace of ragged breaths, a loved one’s distant voice on a phone held by hospital staff – these were the sounds of an Inkster couple’s journey with the novel coronavirus.
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Darcie Moran,
Detroit Free Press,
2020-08-11
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An incentive spirometer to encourage deep breathing to prevent pneumonia
• Antiseptic soap to guard against skin infections
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Shari Rudavsky,
USA TODAY,
2017-05-02
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Each bag is stocked a five-day supply of Impact AR, an incentive spirometer to encourage deep breathing to prevent pneumonia, and antiseptic soap to guard against skin infections.
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Shari Rudavsky,
Indianapolis Star,
2017-05-02
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His various treatments and supplies, including nebulizers, inhalers, breathing medications and a spirometer, keep multiplying.
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Ryan Prior,
CNN,
2020-10-05
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