pneumograph (Meaning)
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pneumograph (n.)
Same as Pneumatograph.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pneumograph
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pneumograph Sentence Examples
- The pneumograph accurately recorded the patient's breathing patterns during sleep.
- The anesthetic pneumograph provided vital information about the patient's respiratory status.
- Researchers utilized pneumographs to study the impact of stress on breathing patterns.
- The pneumograph's delicate sensor captured even the slightest changes in thoracic circumference.
- By employing a pneumograph, physicians gained insights into the patient's ventilation and pulmonary function.
- The pneumograph's continuous recording enabled the early detection of respiratory distress.
- Through the use of pneumographs, clinicians could monitor the effectiveness of mechanical ventilation.
- Researchers combined a pneumograph with other physiological sensors to create a comprehensive view of respiratory functioning.
- The pneumograph's waterproof design allowed for its use in underwater respiratory studies.
- Modern pneumographs incorporate advanced technology to provide precise and real-time respiratory monitoring.
FAQs About the word pneumograph
Same as Pneumatograph.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pneumograph accurately recorded the patient's breathing patterns during sleep.
The anesthetic pneumograph provided vital information about the patient's respiratory status.
Researchers utilized pneumographs to study the impact of stress on breathing patterns.
The pneumograph's delicate sensor captured even the slightest changes in thoracic circumference.
