exudate in a sentence

1. fibrinous or dry pleurisy (there is no exudate),

2. Execudative Relating to the process of exudation or to an exudate.

3. in case of secondary lesion by bacteria, gum(exudate) is released.

4. Fletcher, J. (2002) Exudate theory, and the clinical management of exudating wounds.

5. For example, a yeast infection might also produce a black exudate in your cat’s ears.

6. After treatment, the exudate can be absorbed, followed by the formation of adhesions.

7. The sensitivity to body exudates of others had obviously increased over the centuries.

8. These exudates effectively contribute to the establishment of the microbiome of roots.

9. Exudate, which is found in the cavity, must be selected for bacteriological examination.

10. in the presence of open infected wounds or trophic ulcers with abundant exudate discharge;

11. > Exudate ascites type of ascites is expected to command the largest market share of 55.8%

12. serous - characterized by a minimum amount of exudate without fibrin settling on the pleura,

13. fibrinous - characterized by a minimum amount of exudate with fibrin settling on the pleura,

14. The milky gloppy exudate that comes to the surface of salmon and burgers when they are cooked.

15. The first microaneurysms and exudates in the retina almost never lead to subjective complaints.

16. exudate, at the beginning of the disease is serous in nature, quickly turns into purulent discharge.

17. healing pneumonia: organisation of exudates in alveolar cavities and pulmonary interstitial fibrosis.

18. exudate, at the beginning of the disease is serous in nature, quickly turns into purulent discharge.

19. Patient and bed should be kept as clean as possible and any spillage of exudates should be prevented.

20. healing pneumonia: organisation of exudates in alveolar cavities and pulmonary interstitial fibrosis.