resuscitation
意味: The act of reviving someone from unconsciousness, cardiac arrest, or apparent death, typically through emergency medical techniques such as chest compressions and artificial ventilation.
Resuscitation most commonly appears in the compound 'cardiopulmonary resuscitation' (CPR), but it also applies to broader efforts to restore vital functions. In clinical settings, it encompasses a range of interventions from basic life support to advanced procedures involving defibrillation and drug administration. The abbreviation 'resus' is widely used in British hospital slang to refer to the resuscitation bay in accident and emergency departments.
例文
- The paramedics performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation at the scene before transporting the patient to hospital. 急救人员在现场进行了心肺复苏,然后将患者送往医院。Los paramédicos realizaron reanimación cardiopulmonar en el lugar antes de trasladar al paciente al hospital.救急隊員は患者を病院に搬送する前に現場で心肺蘇生を実施した。구급대원들은 환자를 병원으로 이송하기 전에 현장에서 심폐소생술을 실시했다.
- Staff in the resuscitation unit worked swiftly to stabilise the critically injured cyclist. 抢救室的工作人员迅速行动,稳定了这名伤势严重的骑行者。El personal de la sala de reanimación actuó con rapidez para estabilizar al ciclista gravemente herido.蘇生室のスタッフは重傷を負ったサイクリストの容態安定に迅速に取り組んだ。소생실 의료진은 중상을 입은 자전거 이용자의 상태 안정화에 신속히 대응했다.
- New guidelines on neonatal resuscitation were issued by the Royal College of Paediatrics last year. 去年,英国皇家儿科学院发布了关于新生儿复苏的新指南。El Real Colegio de Pediatría publicó el año pasado nuevas directrices sobre reanimación neonatal.英国王立小児科学会は昨年、新生児蘇生に関する新しいガイドラインを発表した。영국 왕립소아과학회는 작년 신생아 소생술에 관한 새로운 지침을 발표했다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: medical, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin resuscitare (to raise up again), composed of re- (again) and suscitare (to raise), from sub- (up from below) and citare (to summon). Entered English in the early 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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