Definition of respirate in English:

respirate

verb ˈrɛspɪreɪtˈrespəˌrāt

[with object]Biology Medicine

Assist (a person or animal) to breathe by means of artificial respiration.
the animals were respirated artificially
Example sentencesExamples
- The physician is therefore always striving to achieve adequate oxygenation of the artificially respirated patient using the lowest possible inspiratory oxygen concentration.
- A second gas volume flow sensor is located in the connection line between the patient connection piece and the patient being respirated.
- However, in a case where even one injection of morphine might cause spontaneous respiration to cease, it is forbidden to administer this drug, even if he is in serious pain, unless the patient will be mechanically respirated.
- Both incidents happened during the day and although some equipment in the intensive care unit is linked to emergency batteries, a number of patients had to be respirated manually until full power could be restored.

Origin

Mid 17th century: back-formation from respiration.

Definition of respirate in US English:

respirate

verbˈrespəˌrāt

[with object]Medicine Biology

Assist (a person or animal) to breathe by means of artificial respiration.
the animals were respirated artificially
Example sentencesExamples
- Both incidents happened during the day and although some equipment in the intensive care unit is linked to emergency batteries, a number of patients had to be respirated manually until full power could be restored.
- The physician is therefore always striving to achieve adequate oxygenation of the artificially respirated patient using the lowest possible inspiratory oxygen concentration.
- A second gas volume flow sensor is located in the connection line between the patient connection piece and the patient being respirated.
- However, in a case where even one injection of morphine might cause spontaneous respiration to cease, it is forbidden to administer this drug, even if he is in serious pain, unless the patient will be mechanically respirated.

Origin

Mid 17th century: back-formation from respiration.

单词	respirate
释义	Definition of respirate in English: respirate verb ˈrɛspɪreɪtˈrespəˌrāt [with object]Biology Medicine Assist (a person or animal) to breathe by means of artificial respiration. the animals were respirated artificially Example sentencesExamples The physician is therefore always striving to achieve adequate oxygenation of the artificially respirated patient using the lowest possible inspiratory oxygen concentration. A second gas volume flow sensor is located in the connection line between the patient connection piece and the patient being respirated. However, in a case where even one injection of morphine might cause spontaneous respiration to cease, it is forbidden to administer this drug, even if he is in serious pain, unless the patient will be mechanically respirated. Both incidents happened during the day and although some equipment in the intensive care unit is linked to emergency batteries, a number of patients had to be respirated manually until full power could be restored. Origin Mid 17th century: back-formation from respiration. Definition of respirate in US English: respirate verbˈrespəˌrāt [with object]Medicine Biology Assist (a person or animal) to breathe by means of artificial respiration. the animals were respirated artificially Example sentencesExamples Both incidents happened during the day and although some equipment in the intensive care unit is linked to emergency batteries, a number of patients had to be respirated manually until full power could be restored. The physician is therefore always striving to achieve adequate oxygenation of the artificially respirated patient using the lowest possible inspiratory oxygen concentration. A second gas volume flow sensor is located in the connection line between the patient connection piece and the patient being respirated. However, in a case where even one injection of morphine might cause spontaneous respiration to cease, it is forbidden to administer this drug, even if he is in serious pain, unless the patient will be mechanically respirated. Origin Mid 17th century: back-formation from respiration.
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