As he gradually becomes a greater liability, even the most supine members of the parliamentary party will put pressure on him to go. |
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Moreover, the percentage of stable breathing diminished with increasing age, body mass index, REM sleep, and supine position. |
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Physical examination included measurement of jugular venous pressure and palpation of the apex beat in supine and lateral position. |
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Groups of friends lay semi supine, tufts of pubic hair stirring in the sea breeze. |
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Blood flow velocity in the common femoral vein is 20 times less in the sitting than in the supine position. |
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Each subject was placed in the supine position, and upper arm and wrist circumferences were measured to determine proper cuff size. |
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The procedure begins by placing the patient on the operating table in supine position. |
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The Lachman test is performed with the knee at 30 degrees in a supine position and involves anterior displacement of the tibia on the femur. |
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The patient may be sitting or supine, and the instrument can be introduced either orally or nasally. |
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In supine poses the back rests on a bolster or higher support while the legs are crossed simply or placed in different positions. |
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Classically, the pain is characterized as constant, dull and boring, and is worse when the patient is supine. |
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A deterioration in cardiac performance occurred when patients were moved from the Trendelenburg position to the supine position. |
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In supine poses the front of the body is extended as the arms stretch over the head. |
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An evaluation for effusion should be conducted with the patient supine and the injured knee in extension. |
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The perioperative team members remove the drapes and move the patient from the lithotomy to the supine position. |
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Begin lying supine with the ball between bent knees and extend your arms above your shoulders. |
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There is, however, compelling evidence that collapsibility is increased in the supine position during sleep and under anesthesia. |
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Eventually I found myself lying supine on top of one of those dilapidated benches between the lockers, pretending to sleep. |
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Characters speak in unison, repeat phrases obsessively, deliver lines supine on the floor, break up sentences illogically, or mumble sotto voce. |
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When supine, the muscle is flattened and bandlike. When decubitus or prone, the sternalis muscle is mobile and may have a bulging appearance. |
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The patient should be supine with some flexion of the dorsal spine to relax the tension of the anterior abdominal wall. |
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From my point of view, it seems I'm lying supine on some sort of a bench or table. |
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Below each of the two buildings lies a supine male figure, with feet at left and head at right. |
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Alternatively, the patient may be placed in the supine position for the abdominal prep. |
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With the participants in a supine position, we tested internal and external rotation, flexion, and extension of the hips. |
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When people are resting supine, the return of blood along the veins to the heart is largely a passive process. |
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In this technique, the patient is placed supine on the operating table and general anesthesia is induced. |
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The creature lying supine on the mattress reflected muzzily on her current situation. |
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These bees visited flowers in search of pollen, adopting a supine posture as they entered the corolla tube. |
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Older patients, especially those who are in a supine position and sedated, tend to become mouth breathers and snorers. |
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You are strapped into your own rolling dental chair which goes from upright to supine as you are prepped and then operated upon. |
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Valgus stress testing in the supine position or resisted knee flexion in the prone position may reproduce the pain. |
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The unit seized up with rattles and clanks, vibrating madly, falling supine upon the ground. |
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Thin axial slices through the abdomen are obtained in supine and prone positions. |
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Most HRCT protocols use thin collimation from apices to costophrenic angles in the supine position with image reconstruction using an edge-enhancement algorithm. |
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All patients had a physical examination, chest radiography, echocardiography, supine 12 lead electrocardiography, blood pressure measurements, and blood samples taken. |
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But even if you are gainfully employed to be supine with a book at high noon, the guilt is awful. |
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Over several weeks, he developed shortness of breath, wheezing, and dyspnea that was worse in the supine position and improved in the decubitus position. |
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There are specialized positions — sidesaddle, spread eagle — and identical poses whose names add nuance: prostrate, supine, decubitus, shavasana. |
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The supine position is dangerous in pregnant women at term because of aortocaval compression by the gravid uterus. |
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Following speculum examination, the woman is asked to cough or perform a Valsalva manoeuvre in the supine position. |
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They are helped by a supine media that is only too willing to participate in what is effectively a cover-up. |
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A friend, Ahmed, had told him that the best way to float was to turn supine and pretend to be dead. |
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Economically, the world appears to have progressed from supine to staggering. |
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At the last parliamentary one, in 2008, President Obiang Nguema's ruling party scooped up 99 of the supine legislature's 100 seats. |
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Place the victim in the supine position to slow venom metabolism and absorption. |
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The patient lies supine, with the knees bent and supported on a pillow to relax the abdomen. |
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If hypotension occurs, the patient should be placed in supine position and, if necessary, receive an intravenous infusion of normal saline. |
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Administration of enalapril to patients with hypertension results in a reduction of both supine and standing blood pressure. |
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It can also used for support of the knees in supine position or the instep in prone position. |
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It operates with the subject seated or supine, and provides time-synchronized data compatible with other complementary analyses. |
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It is recommended to administer the medication with the individual in a supine position. |
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In the third trimester the most important factor is compression of the inferior vena cava and impairment of venous return by the gravid uterus when the woman lies supine. |
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A supine Congress like the present one is rapidly eroding the American founding fathers' vision of a legislature keeping the executive branch on a tight leash. |
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In effect, an overreaching administration and a supine fisc are ginning up a secret constitution. |
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Go ahead and lay supine and see if you can get your cervical vertebrae and sacrum on the ball simultaneously, with your femur parallel to the floor. |
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Once the diagnosis is considered, measuring maximal inspiratory pressure, maximum voluntary ventilation, and supine and sitting vital capacities will confirm it. |
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In the supine position, the arm should be supported on a pillow to raise it above the level of the heart, which is situated about halfway between the bed and the sternum. |
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The mobility of the urethra, bladder, cervix, and rectal ampulla were determined by ultrasound measurements in the supine position, after voiding, and on Valsalva maneuver. |
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The sounds of a television, which seems tuned to a crime movie, play across an obstructed vision of a rumpled bed, a supine leg and a discarded handgun. |
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Share prices then start to rise again, until such time that the market becomes so overvalued that our supine friends emerge once again from their hibernation. |
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With the patient supine you percuss along a transverse line from the umbilicus into the flank to establish the level of dullness that signifies the lower extent of bowel. |
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All CT images were taken on subjects in the supine position with an HRCT scanner, with 2-mm collimation according to the previously reported protocol. |
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The latter has already been toughened under the coalition yet it is too supine or, given tight controls on its selection and powers, unable to avoid giving that impression. |
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In fact America's government has been anything but supine of late. |
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The patient's position in the MRI can be supine or prone. |
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The Republican Party is chockablock with supine politicians of this sort, and that helps to explain why it has lost the popular vote in five of the last six Presidential elections. |
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After reporting to the laboratory at a standardized time subjects rested in the supine position for 10 min prior to blood collection. |
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A single slice of this could leave you supine in front of the Queen's speech without even the wherewithal to reach for the remote control. |
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And every week, there is a new story about tax avoidance or outrageous corruption, both the main parties involved, both culpable, both apparently supine, even floppy, like rabbits in the jaws of corporate interests. |
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The patient is placed supine in the Trendelenburg position with the ipsilateral side elevated. |
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Leaping from a supine into a standing posture will induce a head rush. |
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When syncope is associated with tonicclonic movements, the activity is usually transient and typically responds to restoring cerebral perfusion by maintaining a supine or Trendelenburg position. |
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Most procedure and radiological studies require the patient to be supine, a requirement that interrupts enteral nutrition because of the increased risk of aspiration. |
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Each subject was transferred to a trisection therapy table and placed in a supine position. |
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On closer examination, this is not the hand of a supine victim. |
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The texture decreased while he was in the supine position and was exacerbated by the Valsalva maneuver. |
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Frying supine on a chaise longue, rum punch on drip-feed, is not for me. |
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The positioning device for operations on the spinal column with carbonfibre traction bars permits, e.g., unrestricted C-arm access for 360° fluoroscopy in prone and supine position in spinal column surgery. |
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They are, for the most part, a bunch of yahoo radical populists wallowing in racism, jingoism, intolerance, obscurantism, corporate lollipops galore, fiscal irresponsibility, executive abuse of power, and supine legislatures. |
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An alternate method for applying the sling: For patients who cannot be turned on their sides, sliding sheets can be used to apply the sling in the supine position. |
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Examine the obturator internus with the patient supine and the legs flexed at the hips and knees, feet together, the legs falling away to the side. |
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In turn, the supine surrender of the labor tops to Reagan's busting of PATCO was a badge of infamy that became a model for the union tops' response to the capitalists' drive to gut the labor movement. |
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When insufflation is complete, the surgeon holds the laparoscope with mounted cannula perpendicular to patient's supine abdomen, using the non-dominant hand. |
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Nothing, therefore, can be more contrary than such a philosophy to the supine indolence of the mind. |
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The patient should be supine, with the arms above the head. |
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In the case of severe hypotension, the patient should be placed in a supine position with the head tilted down if necessary, before administration of parenteral aminophylline. |
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Comfort Sling Plus is gentle to apply since the patient is in a supine position during the application and the sling remains in the chair after the transfer. |
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If the power of affording it be placed under the direction of the Union, there will be no danger of a supine and listless inattention to the dangers of a neighbor. |
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Care was taken to avoid deleterious effects associated with positioning frail, neurologically compromised patients in a supine or Trendelenburg position for 30 minutes. |
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However, studies comparing the effect of RMs between supine and prone positions in terms of whole lung volume, especially the effectively aerated lung volumes, are lacking. |
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This outlook, masterfully given shape in Borges's best books, furnished artistic fuel for the supine antiwar and hostile antileft politics of our 1960s liberal literati. |
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In particular, subjects assumed a stationary, supine position on the scanning bed with both arms pronated by their side, and hands facing the table. |
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In Finnic languages, a verb with the source meaning 'come' has developed future usages for example in Finnish, in which tulla combines with supine illative, like in. |
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He became pusillanimous and supine, and openly exposed to any temptation. |
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