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How to use resuscitation in a sentence

12 example sentences · noun

Resuscitation means the act of resuscitating. Example: ““Maybe reignite your lost love.” ¶ “Yeah, because resuscitation is so romantic.””

More sentences with resuscitation

  • “Maybe reignite your lost love.” ¶ “Yeah, because resuscitation is so romantic.”2010, Sydney Salter, Swoon at Your Own Risk, →ISBN, page 27. From the entry mouth-to-mouth
  • To cryonicists, the chance of resuscitation is worth the money required to fund cryonic suspension arrangements.2010, Nicholas Agar, Humanity's End: Why We Should Reject Radical Enhancement. From the entry cryonicist
  • Chest compression keeps blood flowing, but it does not reoxygenate the blood, as mouth-to-mouth resuscitation does.2008 April 1, Nicholas Bakalar, “CPR Can Help, Even With No Training”, in New York Times. From the entry reoxygenate
  • A DNR decision determines whether or not patients receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation.2005, Ralph L Piedmont, Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion. From the entry cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  • You have to do this immediately, like cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or you lose the patient.1998, David C. Kay, Microsoft Works 4.5 for Windows For Dummies, page 87. From the entry undelete
  • The resuscitation of the 'long dead, buried, and forgotten' I was afraid would unharmonise the tune.1954, Image - Volumes 3-4, page 61. From the entry unharmonise
  • We are not faced here with a simple problem in resuscitation.1940, Edwin Lewis, “The Church and Revelation”, in A Philosophy of the Christian Revelation, 1st edition (Religion), Harper & Brothers…. From the entry resurrection
  • Resuscitation is not resurrection, since resuscitation never reaches beyond the natural.1940, Edwin Lewis, “The Church and Revelation”, in A Philosophy of the Christian Revelation, 1st edition (Religion), Harper & Brothers…. From the entry resurrection
  • The "Resusci"(tm) Face Shield "for Protected mouth-to-mouth resuscitation" by Laerdal Medical Corp. is the one I carry with me.1995 November 28, Mark Bagdy, “CPR”, in misc.fitness.aerobic (Usenet), retrieved 05 May 2022. From the entry handi-wipe
  • At one point I had to be resuscitated and after being resuscitated I found one of the resuscitation discs still on my chest.2022, Jack Woodside, P.O.S.H. Portside Out – Starboard Home My Life Story. From the entry knock on heaven's door
  • There were people — maybe two dozen — in the Knight’s Bar, for lunch, resuscitation, or the pelt of the dog that bit them.1949: Philip Wylie, Opus 21: Descriptive Music for the Lower Kinsey Epoch of the Atomic Age: A Concerto for a One-Man Band, Six Arias for…. From the entry pelt of the dog
  • There are surely relationships in which romantic passion dies over time; the price of abandoning them is often less than the price of endless years spent in resuscitation efforts.2003, Stephen A. Mitchell, Can Love Last?: The Fate of Romance over Time, W. W. Norton & Company, →ISBN, page 55. From the entry over time

Meaning of resuscitation

  1. noun The act of resuscitating.

Full definition of resuscitation

Questions about resuscitation in a sentence

How do you use resuscitation in a sentence?
Resuscitation is used as a noun. For example: ““Maybe reignite your lost love.” ¶ “Yeah, because resuscitation is so romantic.””
What is a short sentence with resuscitation?
“A DNR decision determines whether or not patients receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation.”
What does resuscitation mean?
Resuscitation means the act of resuscitating.

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