artificial respiration

Proceed to restore breathing by artificial respiration as in drowning.

It had been touch and go for his life, but artificial respiration had succeeded.

If spasms threaten respiration, artificial respiration is necessary.

By the aid of artificial respiration, &c., she recovered in an hour.

Ammonia, or brandy, with artificial respiration if necessary: cold affusion and friction, with warm towels to the back and limbs.

None had better than Robert, the technic of artificial respiration.

Artificial respiration must be started as soon as possible after normal breathing ceases.

Artificial respiration prolonged life for a short time only.

The chief principle of Dr Marshall Halls so-called ready method is the postural performance of artificial respiration.

The artificial respiration was withdrawn: still the breathing continued, and there was a movement of the lips.