| Rescue divers approach the distressed submarine and use the submarine's escape hatch to transfer emergency life support stores. |
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| His wife and children were at his bedside when his life support machine was switched off. |
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| The patient can specify in advance in his living will under what conditions nourishment, hydration or other life support should be withheld. |
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| Patients who are conscious but in a vegetative state may also have their life support stopped. |
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| I watched as the doctor pulled the plug on the life support and he breathed his last. |
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| A pilot prepares for a mission, getting dressed in the life support room before leaving for the flightline and his waiting aircraft. |
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| Some experts even think that our planet's very life support systems are jeopardized by these problems, Heaven forfend. |
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| A stretcher with a life support system was rushed towards the emergency room. |
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| Under the current system, most organs are donated by patients on life support machines who die after suffering irreversible brain damage. |
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| A brain-dead Virginia woman on life support has given birth now to a baby girl. |
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| A 26-year-old brain-dead mother has died in a Virginia hospital after her life support was disconnected. |
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| This stand-off threatens to create a slew of zombie banks, on life support from the taxpayer, for a prolonged period of time. |
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| He said he would prepare legislation to sharply restrict the withdrawal of feeding tubes and other life support from brain-dead patients. |
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| It's a peep show of sorts revealing a building in decay, its infrastructure on life support. |
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| Physicians were, however, documented to be variably involved with family discussions regarding the withdrawal of life support. |
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| For example, suppose a doctor refuses to withdraw life support from an incompetent patient when the clinical team agrees it to be appropriate. |
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| Systems that use living organisms to perform life support system functions are called bioregenerative life-support systems. |
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| Children with febrile seizures received routine life support on admission to hospital. |
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| The life support machine clicked about attempting to resuscitate him, but to no avail. |
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| Uncertificated advanced life support training was defined as compulsory training in the airway-breathing-circulation approach. |
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| High-intensity trauma cases or withdrawal of life support share similarities with potential organ donation cases. |
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| Since the collapse of Enron in January 2002, maintenance has become more akin to life support. |
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| Basic life support training is recommended for all nurses in the preoperative care unit. |
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| God would also notice how the human race is destroying the life support system of the planet. |
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| The ship was plunged into total darkness as the engines drained power from everything except themselves and life support. |
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| Workers Online understands the teenager hurt in the mine accident was being sustained by a life support system. |
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| After sustaining a severe heart attack in 1973, my grandmother sank into a deep coma and was placed on life support systems in the hospital. |
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| They did a dummy run first with a nurse and all the life support equipment, then it was for real and they took her. |
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| The bleeping from the life support monitor becomes a monotone wail as it signals the death of the patient connected to it. |
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| Basic life support training was defined as training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation using a manikin. |
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| Her face was ashen as she fumbling with her helmet, and I realized that her life support and backup had failed. |
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| Once extracted, these resources could be used for life support, propellant production, and construction and shielding. |
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| She and her husband were trying for children when he was struck down with meningitis and was maintained on a life support machine in a coma. |
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| She is not on life support, she simply needs a feeding tube when nutrition and hydration are required. |
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| Advanced trauma life support is the standard method for the initial management of severely injured patients. |
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| Teaching clients the recovery position, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and CPR and basic life support techniques can be beneficial. |
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| This study therefore does not support the teaching of the advanced trauma life support course on the relation between palpable pulses and systolic blood pressure. |
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| On 9 April, Luke's parents agreed that his life support machine be switched off. |
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| He was taken to the Royal London Hospital, where he remains on a life support machine. |
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| Doctors had notified her family and they agreed to switch off her life support machine and donate her organs. |
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| Often when we withdraw the life support machine and IV medication, death will ensue, and follow quickly. |
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| July 07 they hook him up to a life support machine that would run his lungs, heart and kidneys to try and give his body more strength to fight. |
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| In emergencies, Mr. Flynn is one of the first on the scene, providing life support until paramedics arrive. |
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| By degrading our ecosystems we are losing our life support systems and our ability to withstand extreme events. |
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| Discontinuing life support is one of the most difficult and complex decisions a family can make. |
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| The topic is obviously of vital importance in its own right, given the very real threat that exists to the earth's life support systems. |
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| The US government has not been able to reduce the budget deficit due to two major wars and an economy that is on life support. |
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| If I should ever be in a vegetative state and kept alive on life support, please, for the love of God, don't ever show me in that condition on national television. |
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| Below are the teams treating their conference tournaments as life support, not a tune-up. |
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| What kind of world do we want for the future, within the limits of our Earth's life support systems? |
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| The decision to withdraw life support should never rest with the baby's parents so they will not feel responsible for their child's death. |
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| Yep, solar power will be used to generate electricity for life support systems, daily operations and scientific equipment. |
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| This rapport will instill confidence when discussions about the withdrawal of aggressive life support need to take place. |
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| The following should be an integral part of the safety design of a life support system or device using this touchmonitor for a critical function. |
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| The cabin life support system will be designed to bleed cabin air during launch to equalize cabin pressure and ambient pressure up to a specified altitude. |
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| Should be given if intraosseous access is available for paediatric advanced life support. |
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| The 380 cases may include turning off life support for brain-dead patients, with the consent of relatives, but the 88 cases are more of a concern. |
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| Using whales to feed dogs in Japan is quickly killing our oceans and the life support systems of Earth. |
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| The study found that basic life support with defibrillation and advanced life support are effective but expensive compared to basic life support. |
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| All ambulances were manned by a nurse or paramedic and a driver, equipped with a manual defibrillator and qualified to perform advanced cardiopulmonary life support. |
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| Both the life support system Wayne carries and the V. S. are fueled by the Akrid's thermal energy blood. |
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| In satisfying their dependency, they are providing life support for the flourishing drug-trafficking criminals. |
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| Safety systems is my secondary duty, so I am relied upon for the helmets and the life support equipment on the aircraft. |
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| Works principally in advanced life support units in ambulance services under medical supervision and direction. |
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| The hon. member would have us believe that Canada's auto sector is on life support. |
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| In fact, they're one of the few most diverse life support systems in the world. |
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| Economic analysis of the study intervention shows that pre-hospital life support is very expensive. |
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| The Round, at the present time, seems to be on life support with little realistic chance of an ambitious outcome. |
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| The aircraft is equipped with a new ejection seat and life support system. |
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| Because the big chief of his party, the shiv Sena, went on life support two days ago. |
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| The training, both classroom and practical, covers a range of aircraft and avionics technical courses, aircraft structural courses, and aircraft life support courses. |
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| The move follows two power failures in 1999 when patients on life support machines had to be ventilated manually because of the failure of an emergency generator. |
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| We are ready to make the fundamental shifts that allow us to live in balance with our life support systems, respecting each other, achieving social and economic justice, peace and democracy. |
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| There are also life support systems under the cabin floor, equipment bays, and cargo holds. |
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| As we've seen, Belarus is a Soviet time capsule that continues only because Russia is keeping it on life support. |
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| Keeping WorldCom on life support now would compound the problem. |
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| Ecosystem health is pivotal to the life support systems of the planet. |
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| We all can make a difference by taking simple steps as part of our daily lives to protect and preserve the life support systems we rely on everyday. |
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| To deliver a shore-based diver training tank and acquire dedicated life support and protective equipment for students utilizing the diver training tank. |
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| The life support machine of teacher Juling Pangamoon is switched off. |
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| In addition such manufacturer must agree to indemnify Mastervolt from any claims arising from the use of Mastervolt parts in the life support equipment. |
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| I am glad to know that the minister understands his personal reputation is on the line, but what is he going to do to get it off life support now? |
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| While battery cars exist mainly on government life support, fuel cells are being underwritten by intense competition. |
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| Fellows are also integrated into the Level 1 trauma response team, Pediatric air transport program, and an active extracorporeal life support program. |
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| Doctors at a Seoul hospital on Tuesday became the first medical team in South Korea to take a patient off life support under a court order. |
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| In some cases, lawmakers have had to shoulder the burden of taking a loved one off life support. |
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| Pro-death forces also claim that Terri Schiavo was on life support and was being kept alive through extraordinary means. |
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| Unlike some competitors, such as Sony and Panasonic, Sharp shows little inclination to exit entire businesses. Across Japan, banks keep legions of zombie firms on life support. |
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| Tactical units carry two emergency medical technicians, who are certified to provide basic life support including cardiopulmonary resuscitation, splinting broken bones and providing oxygen. |
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| Twenty days after admission, 2 different electroencephalograms showed no brain activity, and life support was discontinued. |
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| The CESRF also serves as a venue for collaboration with researchers from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre investigating the effects of hypobaric environments on plant growth and life support contributions. |
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| A JUDGE yesterday said medics should be allowed to switch off life support for a baby who is severely brain-damaged. |
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| It comprises engineers, versed in the detail of life support systems and astrodynamics, a former Nasa flight surgeon and some proper rocket scientists. |
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| To facilitate the discussion, the article breaks down life support activities into two general categories of nonrecreational and recreational. |
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| In this case, he said, the life support machine was Jodie. |
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| Ongoing biodiversity loss endangers our life support systems. |
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| If a member of the household is bedridden and requires constant medical care or has electrical life support equipment at home, discuss this NOW with his physician or local emergency measures organization. |
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| Instructions for wills are often verbally stated, as are wishes about funeral and burial practices, and substitute decision making in regards to personal care and life support. |
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| Testimony showed that the child collapsed and vomited outside her rural home following an afternoon of running and carrying sticks, and she died several days later in a hospital after doctors removed her from life support. |
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| A physician's determination that a person is unlikely to regain consciousness is the usual prelude to deliberations about withdrawing or withholding life support. |
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| We can choose to convert our planet into a life support system for the human race, terraforming our world into a huge agroecosystem. |
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| Snooty died suddenly two days after his 69th birthday, July 23, 2017, when he was found in an underwater area only used to access plumbing for the exhibit life support system. |
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| The headquarters bunker accommodated an operational crew of around 100 with dormitory and canteen facilities an operations room and life support plant. |
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| Eleven weeks after giving birth to baby son Oliver, Karen MorrisoeClutton, 32, is on life support at Wrexham Maelor Hospital after eating a vegetarian burger. |
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| Ambulance paramedics are trained to use advanced life support techniques and can administer a wide range of drugs for medical and trauma conditions. |
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| Bi-Caval Dual Lumen Catheter is indicated for simultaneous venous drainage and reinfusion of blood via the internal jugular vein during extracorporeal life support procedures. |
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