Definition of bronchoscope in English:

bronchoscope

noun ˈbrɒŋkəskəʊpˈbrɑŋkəˌskoʊp

A fibre-optic cable that is passed into the windpipe in order to view the bronchi.
Example sentencesExamples
- The anesthesia care provider positions a left main stem bronchial blocker under direct vision using a flexible bronchoscope, which stops ventilation of the left lung.
- For example, an observational study of 26 U.S. facilities revealed that the vast majority of endoscopes and bronchoscopes were improperly disinfected.
- Bronchoscopy performed under local anesthesia during forced expiration confirmed the extent of the collapsed segment, and we then passed an ultrathin bronchoscope beyond the choke point.
- Tracheal stent insertion was performed under general anesthesia with a rigid bronchoscope.
- Similarly, the World Congress of Gastroenterology and the British Thoracic Society espouse the recommendation that gastrointestinal endoscopes and bronchoscopes be disinfected before use on the first patient of the day.
- Because DPS uses a fiber-optic probe that is guided through the working channel of a bronchoscope, the technique is limited to lesions of the proximal bronchial tree.
- Examples of semicritical items include bronchoscopes, anesthesia equipment, and gastrointestinal endoscopes.
- In addition, the bronchoscope cannot pass areas of stenosis or occlusion, prohibiting evaluation of distal areas.
- The rigid bronchoscope effectively stented open the airway and when removed prompt endotracheal intubation was possible.
- Semicritical items that will come in contact with mucous membranes and nonintact skin (eg, bronchoscopes, laryngoscopes) require high-level disinfection.
- Make gentle, precise movements when removing and placing items such as laryngoscope blades or bronchoscopes on the table to prevent splatter and to decrease aerosolization of particles.
- While the bronchoscope is passed through your nose or throat into the lungs, it may cause some discomfort.
- Open lung biopsy via thoracotomy was popularized in the 1960s. Before this time, transbronchial biopsy via a rigid bronchoscope or needle biopsies were used.
- For rigid endoscopic delivery systems (eg, laryngoscopes, bronchoscopes, laparoscopes) care should be taken to avoid beam heating of the sheath wall.
- Although sterilization would be most effective in preventing pathogen transmission, flexible bronchoscopes are not easily sterilized.
- This was accomplished by anchoring the tissue with grasping forceps or applied suction, and removing the bronchoscope while visualizing the secured tissue as the bronchoscope passes through the upper airway.
- A sheathed brush is passed through the bronchoscope then passed repeatedly over the visible lesion.
- The probe was led through the working channel of the bronchoscope and placed in gentle contact with the bronchial mucosa.
- To install the sheath onto the bronchoscope, the D-shaped bronchoscope is inserted into the D-shaped opening of the sheath housing until the distal tip reaches the sheath window.
- On fiber-optic bronchoscopy, the bronchoscope could not advance through the nose, and an oral approach was required.

Derivatives

bronchoscopy

nounbrɒŋˈkɒskəpiˌbrɑŋˈkɑskəpi

I get the impression that medical students think that sputum cytology is really bronchoscopy with lavage cytology.
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients with known or suspected malignancies of the lung and with a medical indication for a bronchoscopy were invited to participate.
- All patients had to be free of acute respiratory tract infections before bronchoscopy for at least 6 weeks.
- The use of lavage alone at bronchoscopy avoids transbronchial biopsy with its complications of haemorrhage and pneumothorax.
- Current applications of virtual reality in preoperative diagnostics include gastroscopy, bronchoscopy, and colonoscopy.

Definition of bronchoscope in US English:

bronchoscope

nounˈbräNGkəˌskōpˈbrɑŋkəˌskoʊp

A fiber-optic cable that is passed into the windpipe in order to view the bronchi.
Example sentencesExamples
- While the bronchoscope is passed through your nose or throat into the lungs, it may cause some discomfort.
- A sheathed brush is passed through the bronchoscope then passed repeatedly over the visible lesion.
- For rigid endoscopic delivery systems (eg, laryngoscopes, bronchoscopes, laparoscopes) care should be taken to avoid beam heating of the sheath wall.
- Open lung biopsy via thoracotomy was popularized in the 1960s. Before this time, transbronchial biopsy via a rigid bronchoscope or needle biopsies were used.
- Examples of semicritical items include bronchoscopes, anesthesia equipment, and gastrointestinal endoscopes.
- The rigid bronchoscope effectively stented open the airway and when removed prompt endotracheal intubation was possible.
- Bronchoscopy performed under local anesthesia during forced expiration confirmed the extent of the collapsed segment, and we then passed an ultrathin bronchoscope beyond the choke point.
- Because DPS uses a fiber-optic probe that is guided through the working channel of a bronchoscope, the technique is limited to lesions of the proximal bronchial tree.
- Make gentle, precise movements when removing and placing items such as laryngoscope blades or bronchoscopes on the table to prevent splatter and to decrease aerosolization of particles.
- The probe was led through the working channel of the bronchoscope and placed in gentle contact with the bronchial mucosa.
- For example, an observational study of 26 U.S. facilities revealed that the vast majority of endoscopes and bronchoscopes were improperly disinfected.
- Semicritical items that will come in contact with mucous membranes and nonintact skin (eg, bronchoscopes, laryngoscopes) require high-level disinfection.
- Similarly, the World Congress of Gastroenterology and the British Thoracic Society espouse the recommendation that gastrointestinal endoscopes and bronchoscopes be disinfected before use on the first patient of the day.
- This was accomplished by anchoring the tissue with grasping forceps or applied suction, and removing the bronchoscope while visualizing the secured tissue as the bronchoscope passes through the upper airway.
- On fiber-optic bronchoscopy, the bronchoscope could not advance through the nose, and an oral approach was required.
- Tracheal stent insertion was performed under general anesthesia with a rigid bronchoscope.
- To install the sheath onto the bronchoscope, the D-shaped bronchoscope is inserted into the D-shaped opening of the sheath housing until the distal tip reaches the sheath window.
- In addition, the bronchoscope cannot pass areas of stenosis or occlusion, prohibiting evaluation of distal areas.
- Although sterilization would be most effective in preventing pathogen transmission, flexible bronchoscopes are not easily sterilized.
- The anesthesia care provider positions a left main stem bronchial blocker under direct vision using a flexible bronchoscope, which stops ventilation of the left lung.

单词	bronchoscope
释义	Definition of bronchoscope in English: bronchoscope noun ˈbrɒŋkəskəʊpˈbrɑŋkəˌskoʊp A fibre-optic cable that is passed into the windpipe in order to view the bronchi. Example sentencesExamples The anesthesia care provider positions a left main stem bronchial blocker under direct vision using a flexible bronchoscope, which stops ventilation of the left lung. For example, an observational study of 26 U.S. facilities revealed that the vast majority of endoscopes and bronchoscopes were improperly disinfected. Bronchoscopy performed under local anesthesia during forced expiration confirmed the extent of the collapsed segment, and we then passed an ultrathin bronchoscope beyond the choke point. Tracheal stent insertion was performed under general anesthesia with a rigid bronchoscope. Similarly, the World Congress of Gastroenterology and the British Thoracic Society espouse the recommendation that gastrointestinal endoscopes and bronchoscopes be disinfected before use on the first patient of the day. Because DPS uses a fiber-optic probe that is guided through the working channel of a bronchoscope, the technique is limited to lesions of the proximal bronchial tree. Examples of semicritical items include bronchoscopes, anesthesia equipment, and gastrointestinal endoscopes. In addition, the bronchoscope cannot pass areas of stenosis or occlusion, prohibiting evaluation of distal areas. The rigid bronchoscope effectively stented open the airway and when removed prompt endotracheal intubation was possible. Semicritical items that will come in contact with mucous membranes and nonintact skin (eg, bronchoscopes, laryngoscopes) require high-level disinfection. Make gentle, precise movements when removing and placing items such as laryngoscope blades or bronchoscopes on the table to prevent splatter and to decrease aerosolization of particles. While the bronchoscope is passed through your nose or throat into the lungs, it may cause some discomfort. Open lung biopsy via thoracotomy was popularized in the 1960s. Before this time, transbronchial biopsy via a rigid bronchoscope or needle biopsies were used. For rigid endoscopic delivery systems (eg, laryngoscopes, bronchoscopes, laparoscopes) care should be taken to avoid beam heating of the sheath wall. Although sterilization would be most effective in preventing pathogen transmission, flexible bronchoscopes are not easily sterilized. This was accomplished by anchoring the tissue with grasping forceps or applied suction, and removing the bronchoscope while visualizing the secured tissue as the bronchoscope passes through the upper airway. A sheathed brush is passed through the bronchoscope then passed repeatedly over the visible lesion. The probe was led through the working channel of the bronchoscope and placed in gentle contact with the bronchial mucosa. To install the sheath onto the bronchoscope, the D-shaped bronchoscope is inserted into the D-shaped opening of the sheath housing until the distal tip reaches the sheath window. On fiber-optic bronchoscopy, the bronchoscope could not advance through the nose, and an oral approach was required. Derivatives bronchoscopy nounbrɒŋˈkɒskəpiˌbrɑŋˈkɑskəpi I get the impression that medical students think that sputum cytology is really bronchoscopy with lavage cytology. Example sentencesExamples Patients with known or suspected malignancies of the lung and with a medical indication for a bronchoscopy were invited to participate. All patients had to be free of acute respiratory tract infections before bronchoscopy for at least 6 weeks. The use of lavage alone at bronchoscopy avoids transbronchial biopsy with its complications of haemorrhage and pneumothorax. Current applications of virtual reality in preoperative diagnostics include gastroscopy, bronchoscopy, and colonoscopy. Definition of bronchoscope in US English: bronchoscope nounˈbräNGkəˌskōpˈbrɑŋkəˌskoʊp A fiber-optic cable that is passed into the windpipe in order to view the bronchi. Example sentencesExamples While the bronchoscope is passed through your nose or throat into the lungs, it may cause some discomfort. A sheathed brush is passed through the bronchoscope then passed repeatedly over the visible lesion. For rigid endoscopic delivery systems (eg, laryngoscopes, bronchoscopes, laparoscopes) care should be taken to avoid beam heating of the sheath wall. Open lung biopsy via thoracotomy was popularized in the 1960s. Before this time, transbronchial biopsy via a rigid bronchoscope or needle biopsies were used. Examples of semicritical items include bronchoscopes, anesthesia equipment, and gastrointestinal endoscopes. The rigid bronchoscope effectively stented open the airway and when removed prompt endotracheal intubation was possible. Bronchoscopy performed under local anesthesia during forced expiration confirmed the extent of the collapsed segment, and we then passed an ultrathin bronchoscope beyond the choke point. Because DPS uses a fiber-optic probe that is guided through the working channel of a bronchoscope, the technique is limited to lesions of the proximal bronchial tree. Make gentle, precise movements when removing and placing items such as laryngoscope blades or bronchoscopes on the table to prevent splatter and to decrease aerosolization of particles. The probe was led through the working channel of the bronchoscope and placed in gentle contact with the bronchial mucosa. For example, an observational study of 26 U.S. facilities revealed that the vast majority of endoscopes and bronchoscopes were improperly disinfected. Semicritical items that will come in contact with mucous membranes and nonintact skin (eg, bronchoscopes, laryngoscopes) require high-level disinfection. Similarly, the World Congress of Gastroenterology and the British Thoracic Society espouse the recommendation that gastrointestinal endoscopes and bronchoscopes be disinfected before use on the first patient of the day. This was accomplished by anchoring the tissue with grasping forceps or applied suction, and removing the bronchoscope while visualizing the secured tissue as the bronchoscope passes through the upper airway. On fiber-optic bronchoscopy, the bronchoscope could not advance through the nose, and an oral approach was required. Tracheal stent insertion was performed under general anesthesia with a rigid bronchoscope. To install the sheath onto the bronchoscope, the D-shaped bronchoscope is inserted into the D-shaped opening of the sheath housing until the distal tip reaches the sheath window. In addition, the bronchoscope cannot pass areas of stenosis or occlusion, prohibiting evaluation of distal areas. Although sterilization would be most effective in preventing pathogen transmission, flexible bronchoscopes are not easily sterilized. The anesthesia care provider positions a left main stem bronchial blocker under direct vision using a flexible bronchoscope, which stops ventilation of the left lung.
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