Como Pronunciar "suctioning"
word
ˈsəkʃən
SUK-shuh-ning
sˈʌkʃənɪŋ
SUK-shuh-ning
Definição
Removing liquid, air, or other substances using suction, often with special equipment, especially in medical settings to clear a patient's airways or wounds.
Transcrição IPA
Inglês Americano
ˈsəkʃən
Inglês Britânico
sˈʌkʃənɪŋ
Pronúncia Simplificada
EUA
SUK-shuh-ning
UK
SUK-shuh-ning
Ouça em Contexto
The nurse is suctioning the patient's mouth to help him breathe.
After surgery, doctors performed suctioning to remove blood from the wound.
Suctioning can clear mucus that blocks the airway.
If too much saliva builds up, you may need suctioning during dental work.