BUKU BASA INGGRIS KAKAIT KARO «SIGHLESS»
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PeriAnesthesia Nursing: A Critical Care Approach
The major factor that contributes to this reduction in lung volumes in the patient
after surgery is a shallow monotonous sighless breathing pattern that is caused
by general inhalation anesthesia, pain, and narcotics. Sighless ventilation may ...
Jan Odom-Forren, Cecil Drain, 2008
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Drain's PeriAnesthesia Nursing: A Critical Care Approach
Themajor factorthat contributes to thisreduction in lung volumes in the patient
after surgery is a shallow, monotonous, sighless breathing pattern that iscaused
by generalinhalation anesthesia, pain, andopioids. Sighless ventilation can result
in ...
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The Post Anesthesia Care Unit: A Critical Care Approach to ...
In the PACU, a further reduction in lung volumes and capacities may be seen.
The major factor contributing to this reduction in lung volumes in the
postoperative patient is a shallow, monotonous, sighless breathing pattern that is
caused by ...
So stood I fearless, sighless, for a time, While yet they sang whose praise
ascends on high, After the high spheres' everlasting chime, But when I heard in
their sweet melody How me they pitied, more than if they said “Why seek'st thou,
lady, ...
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Rhymes. By Diogenes Drysentence, Gent
... will remain Some causes, both of joy, and pain; And gleams of feeling yet will
start, From out a chafed and broken heart; And tears will flow, from tearless- eyes,
As drops will fall, from cloudless skies; And sighs will burst, from sighless hearts,
...
Diogenes DRYSENTENCE (Gent., pseud.), 1829
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Poems: Corrected by the Last London Ed
... of light And seraph language never used nor hearkened '! Ah me ! what word
that Seraphs say, could come From mouth so used to sighs—so soon to lie
Sighless, because then breathless, in the tomb'! iv. Bright ministers of God and
grace !
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1867
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Fifty Years of English Song: The poets of the first half of ...
To the still heaven the Gaul upraised his sword, And crying ' Gods, this offering to
man's hearthstone,' He smote : the lamb ran bleating from the stone ; To Acheron
sighless passed a guiltier victim. Flinging to Xanthus, rooted horror-spelled, ...
Henry Fitz Randolph, 1888
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Tales, Old and New, with Other Lesser Poems
Haste, haste ye l—Soononce more I'll weep, In the free air : this glad hour ends
My most forlorn captivity, And I shall be a sighless creature, Most young and fair
in soul and feature, As whilom it was mine to be A chantress on that joyous sea.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Poetical Works
... faculty earth-darkened, Seraphic brows of light And seraph language never
used nor harkened ? Ah me ! what word that seraphs say, could come From
mouth so used to sighs, so soon to lie Sighless, because then breathless, in the
tomb ?
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1899
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Temporal prosperity and spiritual decline: or, Free thoughts ...
... should in a moment be exchanged for the sighless songs of the spirits of the
just in heaven f There is a solemn pause in the pulpit, and a panic in the pews ;
the spirit of their Pastor, whose voice is yet sounding in their ears, has passed
away ...
Methodism, Temporal prosperity, 1866
