Injection In A Sentence

• Also give an injection of boiled starch.
• The decoction is very useful as an injection in leucorrhoea.
• It is just possible that he made an injection through his clothes.
• Give with a syringe an injection of a tablespoonful of linseed oil.
• It is also of value as an injection in diarrhoea and dysentery.
• The morphine injection and the Roentgen rays are by far more dangerous.
• The fruit is astringent and is used in Java as an injection for gonorrhoea.

• What sort of a syringe is to be preferred for giving an injection to an infant?
• The most convenient way of heating the water is by the direct injection of steam.
• A cold water injection in moderate quantities before retiring has cured many patients.
• In the latter case, the matter of injection is effused into the intestinal or gastric cavity.
• The juice of the root makes a useful wash for gangrenous ulcers and a good injection for fistula.
• After a further interval of seven days repeat the injection of washed cells from 10 c.c.
• Intestines distended, shining, and very vascular, with capillary injection when viewed externally.
• The site selected for the injection in the rabbit is the posterior auricular vein (see Fig.
• Lacking trust, Manguino ordered the injection to be given to Polis first and then to Eckma.
• He walked over to the stricken mechanics and administered an injection into the neck muscles of each man.
• He was the discoverer of the anti-typhoid injection which has done so much to stay the ravages of that disease.
• Without removing the needle from the cornea attach the syringe and make the injection into the anterior chamber.
• Only such cows shall be admitted to the herd as have not re-acted to a diagnostic injection of tuberculin.
• The trunk bark is astringent and is employed in decoction as a wash for ulcers and eczema and as an injection in leucorrhoea.
• True lodes are veins of injection formed by the infiltration of silicated waters carrying the metals also in solution.
• This treatment frequently causes colic, for the relief of which the author advises an injection of sweetened water.
• His medical corps had also provided him with the injection and the needle, together with printed instructions for its use.
• Prepare this strictly according to the directions on each package, and use it as a vaginal injection two or three times a day.
• If death follows shortly after the injection of cultivations of bacteria, the inoculation experiments should be repeated two or three times.
• Sorez could do nothing but administer a small injection of the soothing drug, but this brought instant relief and with it a few moments of sanity.
• If patient refuses to swallow, from the pain caused by the effort, a nutrition injection must be resorted to.
• After the convulsion is over, give the child a few doses of potassic bromide, and an injection of castor oil if the abdomen is swollen.
• Then, while waiting for the servants, whom she had despatched for hot blankets, administered a hypodermic injection of brandy.
• Surprise (see page 26) is the injection of the unexpected for the purpose of creating an unfavorable military situation for the enemy.
• As soon as the liquid injection met the urine, the patient cried out that he was saved, and immediately was able to urinate as formerly.
• Locally is used as an injection for blenorrhoea, as a gargle for sore throat or relaxed uvula, and a mouth wash to harden the gums.
• Five minutes later have the animal firmly held by an assistant as in intravenous injection (see Fig.
• A dying German, to whom she had just given an injection of camphorated oil, held out his hand, gropingly.
• I first had an injection of "anti-tetanus" in the side, and the fact was recorded on a label tied to my left-hand top pocket button.

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