The premature bursting open of a wound along surgical suture line that results from poor wound healing or infection.
Letter: w
Dense collections of myelinated tracts.
A bundle of myelinated preganglionic nerve fibers connecting a sympathetic ganglion with a spinal nerve.
The flow of liquids through a material such as a gown, mask or drape, providing a means of microbial passage.
A cylindrical of mucosal tissue whose shape is supported by rings of cartilage and a tough membrane sheath, approximately 4 in (11.3 cm) long, that originates at the larynx. It extends to the fifth dorsal vertebra, where it divides at a point called the carina into two bronchi, one leading to each lung. SEE bronchi, trachea.
One can infuse through a catheter but aspiration (pull back) is occluded.
A term used to describe the effects of starvation; refers to protein and energy malnutrition.
Withdrawal Occlusion
White Blood Cells
Work of Breathing