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as·pi·ra·tor A0468500 (ăs′pə-rā′tər)n.1. A device for removing liquids or gases by suction, especially an instrument that uses suction to remove substances, such as mucus or serum, from a body cavity.2. A suction pump used to create a partial vacuum.aspirator (ˈæspɪˌreɪtə) n (General Engineering) a device employing suction, such as a jet pump or one for removing fluids from a body cavityas•pi•ra•tor (ˈæs pəˌreɪ tər) n. 1. an apparatus employing suction. 2. a suction pump that operates by the pressure differential created by the high-speed flow of a fluid past an intake orifice. 3. a suction instrument used in aspirating fluids from the body. [1860–65] ThesaurusNoun | 1. | aspirator - a pump that draws air or another gas through a liquidpump - a mechanical device that moves fluid or gas by pressure or suction |
aspiratorenUK
aspirator a device employing suction, such as a jet pump or one for removing fluids from a body cavity Aspirator (1) In medicine, an apparatus for suctioning various fluids out of wounds and open and enclosed body cavities and also for removing by suction certain kinds of soft tumors (such as brain tumors) or fertilized ovum as for abortion, and similar uses. Aspirators operate primarily on the principle of electrovacuum pumps. Some aspirators can not only suction liquids off but also drive fluids in (such as the aspirator produced by the firm Giusto, used for suctioning fluids, pulverization, and anesthesia). Various surgical instruments such as tongue depressors, retractors, and puncturing needles are combined with aspirators. (2) In engineering, a mechanical device for taking a sample of air or gas for the purpose of analyzing its composition and dust level. The samples of gas are obtained by drawing the gas under investigation into a container. A vacuum is created in the container by pumping out of the container water or some other liquid in which the gas chosen for sampling is insoluble. To analyze dust levels, the air under investigation is drawn by an ejector or a vacuum or pneumatic pump through a filter attached to the dust receiver; at the same time, the volume of the air passing through the filter is measured. The dust content is expressed in mg per cu m. Aspirators are used in mining and in the metallurgical industry to analyze the atmosphere in the mines, blast-furnace and coke gas, and so forth. A. A. PARKHOMENKO aspirator[′as·pə‚rād·ər] (engineering) Any instrument or apparatus that utilizes a vacuum to draw up gases or granular materials. (mining engineering) A device made of wire gauze, of cloth, or of a fibrous mass held between pieces of meshed material and used to cover the mouth and nose to keep dusts from entering the lungs. aspiratorA device which draws a stream of liquid or air through it by means of suction which is produced by the flow of a fluid through an orifice.aspiratorenUK
aspirator [as´pĭ-ra″tor] an instrument for evacuating fluid by suction; see aspiration (def. 3).as·pi·ra·tor (as'pi-rā-ter, -tōr), An apparatus for removing fluid, air, or tissue by aspiration from any of the body cavities; usually consists of a hollow needle or trocar and cannula connected by tubing with a container vacuumized by a syringe or reversed air (suction) pump.aspirator (ăs′pə-rā′tər)n.1. A device for removing liquids or gases by suction, especially an instrument that uses suction to remove substances, such as mucus or serum, from a body cavity.2. A suction pump used to create a partial vacuum.aspirator Dentistry A negative suction device used clear salivaas·pi·ra·tor (as'pir-ā-tŏr) An apparatus for removing fluid by aspiration from any of the body cavities; it consists usually of a hollow needle or trocar and cannula, connected by tubing with a container vacuumized by a syringe or reversed air (suction) pump. aspirator Any device used to remove liquid from a body space by suction.AspiratorA medical instrument that uses suction to withdraw fluids from the lungs, digestive tract, or other parts of the body for laboratory testing.Mentioned in: Fluke Infectionsas·pi·ra·tor (as'pir-ā-tŏr) An apparatus for removing fluid, air, or tissue by aspiration from body cavities. Patient discussion about aspiratorQ. What Causes Aspiration Pneumonia? My father is hospitalized with aspiration pneumonia. What causes this?A. Aspiration pneumonia is a pneumonia that develops due to the entrance of foreign material that enter the bronchial tree (air tubes), usually oral or gastric contents (including food, saliva, or nasal secretions). Aspiration pneumonia represents a either a bacterial infection or a chemical inflammatory process due to inadequate swallowing mechanism. More discussions about aspiratoraspiratorenUK Related to aspirator: Water aspiratorWords related to aspiratornoun a pump that draws air or another gas through a liquidRelated Words |