CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO NEBULISE
PRESENT
Present
I nebulise
you nebulise
he/she/it nebulises
we nebulise
you nebulise
they nebulise
Present continuous
I am nebulising
you are nebulising
he/she/it is nebulising
we are nebulising
you are nebulising
they are nebulising
Present perfect
I have nebulised
you have nebulised
he/she/it has nebulised
we have nebulised
you have nebulised
they have nebulised
Present perfect continuous
I have been nebulising
you have been nebulising
he/she/it has been nebulising
we have been nebulising
you have been nebulising
they have been nebulising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I nebulised
you nebulised
he/she/it nebulised
we nebulised
you nebulised
they nebulised
Past continuous
I was nebulising
you were nebulising
he/she/it was nebulising
we were nebulising
you were nebulising
they were nebulising
Past perfect
I had nebulised
you had nebulised
he/she/it had nebulised
we had nebulised
you had nebulised
they had nebulised
Past perfect continuous
I had been nebulising
you had been nebulising
he/she/it had been nebulising
we had been nebulising
you had been nebulising
they had been nebulising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will nebulise
you will nebulise
he/she/it will nebulise
we will nebulise
you will nebulise
they will nebulise
Future continuous
I will be nebulising
you will be nebulising
he/she/it will be nebulising
we will be nebulising
you will be nebulising
they will be nebulising
Future perfect
I will have nebulised
you will have nebulised
he/she/it will have nebulised
we will have nebulised
you will have nebulised
they will have nebulised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been nebulising
you will have been nebulising
he/she/it will have been nebulising
we will have been nebulising
you will have been nebulising
they will have been nebulising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would nebulise
you would nebulise
he/she/it would nebulise
we would nebulise
you would nebulise
they would nebulise
Conditional continuous
I would be nebulising
you would be nebulising
he/she/it would be nebulising
we would be nebulising
you would be nebulising
they would be nebulising
Conditional perfect
I would have nebulise
you would have nebulise
he/she/it would have nebulise
we would have nebulise
you would have nebulise
they would have nebulise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been nebulising
you would have been nebulising
he/she/it would have been nebulising
we would have been nebulising
you would have been nebulising
they would have been nebulising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you nebulise
we let´s nebulise
you nebulise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
nebulised
Present Participle
nebulising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEBULISE»
Discover the use of
nebulise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nebulise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Lecture Notes: Respiratory Medicine
Sometimes there is concern about using high- flow oxygen (e.g. 6–8 L/min) to
nebulise broncho- dilator drugs in patients with hypercapnia and occasionally air
is used to nebulise these drugs. However, nebulising drugs using air during
acute ...
Stephen J. Bourke, Graham P. Burns, 2011
2
Ward Based Critical Care: A Guide for Health Professionals
If they require it to maintain their saturations above 90%, you should urgently
seek senior assistance, give a salbutamol and ipratropium nebuliser, and
perform an ABG. Nebulise salbutamol 2.5 mg on a 2- to 4-hourly basis plus as
necessary ...
Sally Smith, Ann M Price, Dr Alistair Challiner, 2010
These nebulisers do not nebulise drug suspensions efficiently. Issues to consider
with nebuliser use Nebulisation time The nebulisation time is the time from
starting nebulisation until continuous nebulisation has ceased. The time taken to
...
4
Learning from SARS:: Preparing for the Next Disease Outbreak ...
Nebulise to reduce to a fine spray. Neuraminidase a substance used (as in
detecting or measuring a component, in preparing a product, or in developing
photographs) because of its chemical or biological activity. Nucleocapsid the
nucleic ...
Katherine Oberholtzer, Laura Sivitz, Alison Mack, 2004
5
Sathy'S Practical Paediatrics
IRON ISONIAZIDORINH IVERMECTIN KANAMYCIN KETAMINE
KETOCQNAZOLE KETOROLAC TROMETHAMINE above 5 years for
nebulisation (12.5 meg/kg/dose x 3) Nebulise with 3 mL normal saline. Ipravent
inhaler 20 mcg/ puff.
6
Managing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
... therefore it is suggested that patients should be educated to nebulise until
spluttering occurs and then to continue for a further minute, tapping the side of
the nebuliser chamber so that large particles are encouraged to fall back into the
...
Laura Blackler, Christine Jones, Caroline Mooney, 2007
7
Aerosol Sampling: Science, Standards, Instrumentation and ...
... droplets from solutions of appropriate substances in appropriate solvents (e.g.
polystyrene latex in toluene). In a related method, the spinning disk generator
may be used to nebulise nondissolved particle suspensions, as already
mentioned.
8
Pharmaceutics: The Science of Medicine Design
Thermally generated inhalation aerosols are not widely available but offer a
novel route to nebulise thermostable APIs. •. Coarse aerosol sprays are
acceptable for topical, oral and nasal use. SELF CHECK 4.6 What are the
distinctions ...
Philip Denton, Chris Rostron, 2013
Prostaglandin F2α is a potent bronchoconstrictor. • For acute severe attacks in
labour (tachypnoea, tachycardia more than 120 beats per minute, severe
wheezing and difficulty with speech) • administer 100% oxygen by mask •
nebulise ...
... flow rates of less than5 llmin in a jet nebuliser give too large a particle and
nebulise too slowly. Some chambers have a reservoir and valve system to
reduce loss to the surrounding room during expiration. Figure 10.6 The use of
nebulisers ...
John Rees, Dipak Kanabar, Shriti Pattani, 2013
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEBULISE»
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nebulise is used in the context of the following news items.
Former innovation awards finalists: how far have they progressed …
What set the system apart from the competition was its unique ability to nebulise drugs in a ventilation circuit without adding additional flow. «Irish Times, Mar 15»
IV fluid crisis - 'People are going to die' as hospitals face shortage
The 0.9 normal saline is also reportedly used with ventolin to nebulise patients with asthmatic conditions. A News@JAMA article out of the ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Jun 14»
The nebuliser - a user's guide
It sounds like a monster from Doctor Who, but the nebuliser is a key part of the lives of many people. Hook yourself up to this little machine and ... «BBC News, Aug 13»
Breathe easy
Many parents prefer to nebulise their children at home since this is comfortable and convenient for both the adults and the kids. Doctors agree ... «The Hindu, Apr 13»
Gilead sells rights for cancer drug DaunoXome to Galen
Galen's other products include Flotros for incontinence, Saline Steripoules to nebulise COPD and asthma treatments, and Uracyst to repair ... «PMLiVE, Feb 12»
Rhodium Under Valued and has Low Correlation with Gold and …
The team used nanotechnology to nebulise the two metals, mixed them with heated alcohol, and the two metals mixed, stabilizing at the atomic ... «The Market Oracle, Jan 11»
Zoo treats its pride of lions to aromatherapy spa experience
If a monkey has a cold, you can nebulise olbas oil with water or put it on a wet towel somewhere where the animal can smell it but not reach it.". «Daily Mail, May 10»
