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This necessary step for some surgeries is becoming slightly more civilized every year. Currently, Miralax is widely used for this purpose - in very large doses, of course.
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What is commonly used to evacuate the bowels before surgery?
This necessary step for some surgeries is becoming slightly more civilized every year. Currently, Miralax is widely used for this purpose - in very large doses, of course.
What is suppository?
A suppository is a type of medicine that is inserted into the rectum, to clean out the bowels. Suppositories can be used prior to abdominal surgery or to relieve constipation.
What part of speech is evacuate?
Evacuate is used most often a verb. "Workers evacuated the plant when the alarm sounded".
What is used to thicken blood before surgery?
vitamin K
What are used to suppress the thyroid gland before surgery?
methimazole and prophylthiouracil
What cant you use in a Halogen Oven Glass bowels Ceramic bowels Pyrex Bowels?
Any kind of oven-proof dish is fine to use in a halogen oven. If it can be used in a regular oven, you can probably use it in the halogen.
Does Pitney Bowels recycle ink cartridges?
"Yes, Pitney Bowels does recycle ink cartridges. In fact, they have a program where you can mail in your used ink cartridges for recycling."
What type of antihertensive drug is best before surgery?
There does not appear to be a significant difference between drugs when they are used for blood pressure reduction during surgery.
Why surgeon often spray some ether on skin while performing minor surgery?
Ether unconsciousness. In the past this was used a lot... now, I think, there are many safer gasses that are used in surgery.
What is anaesthetic triad?
An anesthetic triad is a combination of medications to control pain from before surgery to after surgery. It consists of pre-anesthetic medication, the anesthetics used during surgery and the post-operative medication.
How did they evacuate the ship?
Order is given and lifeboats are used if equipped
Where did the word Evacuee originate from?
-ee form as simple objectival form of evacuate(Evacuator); c.1400 (implied in evacuation), from Latin evacuatus, itself past participle of evacuare"empty," used by Pliny in reference to the bowels, used figuratively in Later Latin for "clear out," from ex- "out" + vacuus "empty." Earliest sense in English is medical. Meaning "remove inhabitants to safer ground" is from 1934.
